Baltimore launches the School-Based Violence Intervention Program in four high schools, aiming to curb violence and support youth with resources for conflict resolution and social development.

The National Weather Service predicts rain for Baltimore and possible freezing drizzle in the Alleghenies tonight, with a low-pressure system moving in and varied temperatures expected.

Vice President Kamala Harris encouraged resilience to Maryland students post-election defeat and addressed youth service and societal issues without revealing her political plans.

A suspect was arrested in Baltimore for a late October shooting; he's charged with attempted first-degree murder for injuring a man on North Eutaw Street.

Baltimore's Mayor and Police Commissioner filed a motion with the DOJ to confirm the BPD's compliance with parts of their consent decree on First Amendment protections and other reforms.

Baltimore's weather will warm briefly before a new system brings potential freezing rain midweek, followed by cooler temperatures and possible rain or snow showers leading up to the weekend.

A Baltimore shooting on West North Avenue resulted in one fatality and a homicide investigation by police, who are seeking public assistance for leads.

The National Aquarium celebrates its 60 millionth visitor, underscoring its economic impact and conservation efforts, including the new Harbor Wetland exhibit.

Baltimore Police arrested two teens after a carjacking chase, highlighting the city's struggle with youth-involved violent crimes and systemic socio-economic issues.

Baltimore is implementing safety measures on Belair Road, installing speed cameras near schools and considering a comprehensive plan, to reduce traffic-related accidents.

Calvin Ball, Howard County Executive, announced the formation of the Spending Affordability Advisory Committee to guide the county's future budgeting.

An Orphans Court judge in Anne Arundel County, Marc Knapp, has been indicted for secretly recording fellow judges, a misconduct that contravenes Maryland's consent recording laws.

One person died in a Baltimore fire that also displaced six others. The fire, with heavy smoke and flames on a building's second floor, was controlled within an hour. Cause is under investigation.