A dump truck overturned in Baltimore's Fort McHenry Tunnel, spilling gravel and causing traffic delays, with no injuries reported. Emergency crews cleared the scene and lanes reopened.

Harford County Public Schools announced the cancellation of all summer school programs for the year due to budget adjustments, affecting various students' educational continuity.

Migrants at the George H. Fallon Federal Building in Baltimore are being held by ICE in poor conditions, sleeping on concrete floors without proper care beyond the intended 12-hour holding period, some for up to nine days.

Anne Arundel County is addressing a cyber incident's impact on their operations, with County Executive Pittman updating on recovery efforts and restored online capabilities.

Baltimore hosted the 2025 LeadHerShip Summit, focusing on empowering young women with mentorship and resources for success during Women's History Month. Mayor Scott emphasized the event's role in fostering future female leaders.

Baltimore's upcoming weather includes drizzle, fog, sunny skies, thunderstorms, and varying temperatures, with a high of 54°F on Saturday and storms likely Sunday.

The Department of Education investigates Towson University for alleged racial discrimination in its graduate programs, part of a larger probe into 45 universities.

Baltimore man faces 47 charges for sex trafficking and robbery at the Terrace Motel in Elkridge, after a Howard County investigation into his activities.

Maryland State Police increase patrols for St. Patrick's Day, focusing on preventing aggressive, distracted, and impaired driving, funded by the MD Highway Safety Office.

Baltimore's population grows for the first time since 2014, with a slight increase attributed to factors like affordability and job opportunities. Mayor Scott credits city improvements for the uptick.

Two CSX trains collided in Baltimore, resulting in a derailment and two non-fatal crew injuries. Emergency recovery is underway; no environmental threat reported.

Nichelle Henson was convicted of bank fraud for falsely obtaining nearly $1.7 million in COVID-19 relief loans.

Johns Hopkins University is laying off over 2,200 employees due to USAID funding cuts as part of the Trump administration's federal spending reductions.