Anne Arundel County cyber incident leads to building closures and precautionary measures, with some services operational and others suspended. Telework continues for eligible employees.

Maryland State Police are investigating a multi-vehicle crash on I-95 involving a Mercury Mountaineer, a tractor-trailer, and a Toyota Corolla, with two drivers hospitalized and impairment considered a potential factor.

The 50th CIAA Women's Basketball Tournament has begun in Baltimore, with cultural events alongside the games. Fayetteville State's teams are top-seeded, and ESPNU will broadcast the finals.

Emmetson Zeah was arrested for a fatal shooting in Columbia, charged with murder and attempted murder. He is also linked to an earlier non-contact shooting.

Baltimore experiences a warm and sunny day due to a high-pressure system; temperatures could reach the low 60s. A weak cold front may bring minor changes on Tuesday.

A man was shot in the head on Poplar Grove Street in Baltimore and later pronounced dead at the hospital; police seek community tips.

An 18-year-old pilot was injured in a Cessna plane crash in Anne Arundel County; MSP and police are investigating while the NTSB and FAA assess the power loss cause.

Howard County police are investigating a targeted double shooting in Columbia, Maryland, where one juvenile was killed and another critically injured.

The National Weather Service reports a gradual warm-up for Baltimore, with dry conditions and higher temperatures throughout the week due to a south-settling high-pressure system.

A 35-year-old woman died after a hit-and-run on Pulaski Highway in Baltimore; the suspected vehicle is a black F-150 truck. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.

Baltimore courthouses are tackling elevated legionella levels with flushing, chlorination, and new water systems; no current Legionnaires' disease cases reported.

Baltimore forecast shows a stable, sunny weekend with temperatures rising from the low/mid 40s to mid to upper 50s by Monday. A dry cold front is coming Tuesday, followed by possible wintry mix Thursday night.

Baltimore city officials challenge BGE over rate increases, while residents struggle with high energy bills. The Public Service Commission is urged to halt BGE's multi-year rate plan as lawmakers introduce the Ratepayer Protection Act.