Baltimore anticipates extreme heat due to a high-pressure system, with potentially record temperatures and high heat index values raising health concerns, but little chance of cooling storms until the end of the week.

Maryland Zoo's baby giraffe Titali, born March 27, will meet visitors through special passes, as she's introduced to the public incrementally to ensure comfort.

Howard County Executive Calvin Ball is visiting Toronto for a conference, aiming to enhance economic ties between Maryland and Ontario, particularly in tech and agribusiness.

An Illinois man, Christian Ramos, was arrested by Maryland State Police for highway shootings in Baltimore County, with possible links to additional incidents in Pennsylvania. No injuries were reported, despite a vehicle with a child being hit.

Baltimore braces for a severe heatwave with temperatures potentially reaching the century mark and heat indices up to 110 degrees, prompting health concerns and possible advisories.

Former Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby's home detention ended after convictions for mortgage fraud and perjury; her passport was returned, and a location monitoring fee was waived.

Baltimore City announces road closures for AFRAM festival near Druid Hill Park; advises on alternate travel and parking provisions, including shuttles and public transport, to accommodate festival-goers.

Dayrel McFarland receives life plus three years for the first-degree murder of roommate Jamal Barney in Baltimore.

Severe storms in Baltimore disrupted MARC train services, leading to suspended Brunswick Line operations and modified schedules for the Camden Line. Fallen trees and crew rest requirements contributed to the delays and cancellations.

The Reginald F. Lewis Museum celebrated its 20th anniversary with a Juneteenth event in Baltimore, drawing 4,000 people with activities that highlighted Black culture and history.

Baltimore's Harbor Splash event has been postponed until July 19 due to heavy rain affecting water conditions. Registrations will be transferred or refunded.

A Baltimore community mourns the police shooting death of arabber Bilal "BJ" Abdullah Jr., sparking attention to the city's arabbing tradition. An investigation is ongoing.

Johns Hopkins University and other institutions are suing the DoD over plans to cap research grant indirect cost rates at 15%, potentially harming their research capabilities and national security.