Baltimore Police investigate a fatal shooting on Plantview Way; victim pronounced dead, homicide detectives seek community help.

Baltimore is expected to experience extreme weather changes with flooding potential followed by blizzard conditions due to a warm front succeeded by a sharp temperature drop and strong winds.

Baltimore's Artscape festival is moving downtown as part of the city's revitalization efforts, with new dates set for Memorial Day Weekend 2025, featuring headliners Fantasia Barrino and Robin Thicke.

A seven-year-old boy in Bel Air alerted his family to a fire, enabling their escape. The fire damaged a consignment store below their apartment and raised fire safety awareness in the community.

Wesley Lyons Jr. received a 65-year prison sentence for a shooting at Harford Mall, confirmed by camera evidence, with no parole for the first 20 years.

Baltimore County launches GROW, a new grant program to support businesses moving into vacant office spaces, with up to $80,000 available for eligible companies.

Baltimore anticipates a variety of weather threats, including damaging winds, a wintry mix, heavy rain, and potential flooding, according to the National Weather Service.

A single vehicle crash in East Baltimore caused a fatality and injured two others when the car caught fire. The incident is under investigation by Baltimore police.

Atlas Restaurant Group is opening a new The Admiral's Cup tavern in Annapolis' historic Stevens Hardware building by summer 2025, expanding their Maryland dining presence.

Disney On Ice returns to Baltimore, offering performances featuring characters from "Toy Story," "The Little Mermaid," "Moana," and more at the CFG Bank Arena.

Baltimore anticipates a wintry mix and potential flooding as a low-pressure system brings snow, sleet, and rain this weekend, with temperature swings and gusty winds expected.

A man from Abingdon was arrested for a serious hit-and-run in Harford County; the 21-year-old female victim was found in a ditch after 15 hours. He faces multiple charges and was released on $5,000 bond.

James Langhorne was released after 30 years in prison for a wrongful conviction, thanks to the efforts of the Baltimore CIU and MAIP. His conviction, based on unreliable testimony, was vacated.