The article details a week of varied weather in Baltimore with spring showers, clouds, and possible thunderstorms, citing the National Weather Service's forecast.

The Baltimore Orioles are hosting a Eutaw Street Block Party to celebrate the season's start on March 29th, featuring family activities, live game broadcasts, and free entry for kids.

Baltimore County Police charged five juveniles for assaulting a 12-year-old in Essex, which reignited discussions on Maryland's juvenile justice laws.

Baltimore police arrested four teenagers for carjacking a 76-year-old woman, with one previously arrested for a similar crime. The stolen car was located, and suspects face charges.

Howard County reacts to anti-DOGE legislation, organizing townhalls, career fairs, and expanding support services for federal workers and contractors affected by job cuts.

The article discusses Baltimore's efforts to improve internet access and digital literacy, highlighting a new report and future initiatives aimed at digital equity.

A Maryland woman was convicted of a $20M insurance fraud scheme involving falsified life insurance policies and is facing a potential 20-year prison sentence.

The forecast for Baltimore includes overcast conditions with possible showers, a warmer front on Saturday, and a strong cold front on Sunday, with varied temperatures and possible coastal flooding over the weekend.

Two arrested in Pasadena after detectives seize PCP, crack cocaine, and $360 in cash during a vehicle stop following a drug transaction.

A man died after falling under an MTA bus in Baltimore, prompting a police investigation. Public concern rises due to recent violent incidents on MTA buses.

An apartment fire in Windsor Mill left over 20 people homeless; the blaze was controlled with no reported injuries, and the Red Cross is aiding displaced residents.

Baltimore police arrested Kileal Kenton for attempted first-degree murder in a Northwest District shooting last month, where a 22-year-old was injured.

Baltimore's Mayor Brandon M. Scott aims to improve the city's slow permitting process with the Bmore FAST (Facilitating Approvals and Streamlining Timelines) Report and an advisory group to ensure implementation.