Howard County police investigate a non-random fatal stabbing of a woman in Ellicott City, with a suspect detained; no charges yet as evidence is gathered.

The National Weather Service predicts variable weather for Baltimore with a mix of warmth, rain showers, and gusty conditions

A school bus crash on Maryland Route 543 in Bel Air led to minor student injuries and an ongoing investigation. The road was closed and the driver's condition is unknown.

Northbound I-795 in Baltimore County will have two lanes closed from September 19–22 for concrete pavement repairs, with advised detours via Reisterstown Road.

Mayor Scott announced Mayor's Fall Clean-Up Day in Baltimore, encouraging community involvement for city beautification on October 25, joining the Charm City Cleanup effort that began in July.

A man was found shot in a residence on West North Avenue and is receiving medical treatment, with Baltimore Police investigating and seeking information.

Armed robbery occurred at Dorsch's Auto Parts; suspect fired a shot, stole a scooter, and fled. Police seeking public assistance. No injuries reported.

Baltimore students explored construction careers at an MCCEI event, highlighting jobs due to retirements and engaging with 40+ companies and educational institutions.

A serious three-vehicle crash in Carroll County, Maryland injured two children and led to a road closure, with Maryland State Police investigating the incident.

Baltimore's weather is improving with the National Weather Service predicting drier conditions and the return of sunny skies, though a Coastal Flood Advisory remains in effect for Annapolis. Expect higher temperatures and mostly clear nights ahead.

The University of Maryland's Discovery District is set to host a new quantum research center created by Microsoft, in a partnership with the State and the University Enterprise Corporation, enhancing Maryland as a hub for quantum technologies.

The WB&A Trail Patuxent River Bridge has opened, linking Anne Arundel and Prince George's counties and integrating three national trail networks, marking the completion of a collaborative effort years in the making.

Alexis Cancel-Soto was found guilty of first-degree murder for the 2024 shooting of Cameran Holt, after a jury deliberated for roughly 10 hours over two days in Baltimore.