Baltimore's weather is set to change with a stalling cold front turning warm on Monday, and a low-pressure system might bring light precipitation by Tuesday.

The body of missing mother Lesbia Guerra was found; her boyfriend, Keycy Barrera-Rosa, and his uncle, Rolvin Bererra, were charged in connection to her murder.

A cold front will bring mixed weather to Baltimore with potential for strong winds and isolated storms over the weekend, followed by more stable conditions and warmer temperatures next week.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott initiated a youth safety plan in Baltimore, focusing on outreach and engagement, and partnering with various community groups and B-360 for educational opportunities.

Minh Phuong Ngoc Vong from Maryland pleaded guilty to wire fraud conspiracy for deceiving U.S. companies by misrepresenting his qualifications and allowing foreign co-conspirators to do his job.

Baltimore County reports a 30% decrease in overdose deaths in 2024 compared to 2023, and a 49% reduction since 2021, attributing success to prevention efforts.

BGE CEO Carim Khouzami steps down, Tamla Olivier to lead. This comes amid safety and cost concerns at the utility. Khouzami moves to an Exelon EVP role.

Maryland announced $1.7 million in grants for environmental projects near wastewater plants, seeing significant pollution reductions since 2022—a 60% decrease at Back River and over 78% at Patapsco.

Paris Harris was sentenced to life plus 15 years for the murder of Desmond Gardner, as Maryland's Attorney General emphasized his role in a tragic 2023 shooting.

Businesses in Towson experienced break-ins; local police seek community help to identify a suspect captured on camera, described as wearing a black O's jersey and jeans. Tips can be rewarded up to $2000 by Metro Crime Stoppers.

Raymond J. Austin is appointed Chief of Police in Ocean City, Maryland, and will be sworn in on May 5. He began his career there as a seasonal officer in 1991.

Maryland awards $1.7 million for environmental initiatives, including a new trash wheel for the Back River, as part of a pollution lawsuit settlement.

ICE arrested Guatemalan Rene Pop-Chub in Maryland after his release on charges connected with his brother's death, highlighting tensions between local jurisdictions and federal immigration authorities.