Mayor Scott announces a project to enhance pedestrian safety and accessibility on Pratt Street in Baltimore's Inner Harbor, starting mid-May, with lane closures mostly at night to limit disruption.

A Mercedes-Benz running a red light caused a Johns Hopkins shuttle to crash into a building, injuring many. The crash resulted in significant damage and ongoing investigations.

Baltimore expects sunny weather with highs of 85 degrees and possible isolated showers in the evening. The week will have intermittent showers and thunderstorms with varying temperatures.

Maryland State Police arrested Brandt John Roberts for the murder of Albert Joseph Vacovsky III in Fruitland; he faces multiple charges and awaits court appearance.

Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich proposes a 0.1% income tax rate increase to fund a $7.65 billion budget, considering it a more progressive option than raising property taxes.

Ellicott City's Parking Lot B closes on April 28 for North Tunnel construction, part of flood mitigation plans, reopens mid-2027. Alternative parking arranged on Maryland Avenue.

Baltimore leaders reflect on progress and challenges 10 years after the unrest following Freddie Gray's death, emphasizing community collaboration and regeneration efforts.

Harford County Sheriff's Office is actively seeking Raja Zahid Maqsood in connection with a domestic-related stabbing in Abingdon, with victims sustaining non-life-threatening injuries.

Police probed an explosion in a parking lot near a Baltimore Home Depot; no injuries were reported, and the suspect fled. Federal agencies have joined the investigation.

Baltimore will experience varied weather, including sunny days and possible showers, with fluctuating temperatures throughout the week according to the National Weather Service.

Annapolis authorities are investigating a body found near Truxtun Boat Ramp; identity and cause of death are pending examination by the Medical Examiner.

Two teenagers were shot on Allendale Street in Baltimore; both victims are hospitalized, one with non-life-threatening injuries. Police seek community assistance for information.

Four individuals are indicted in Maryland for visa and marriage fraud, facing significant charges for orchestrating sham marriages to obtain immigration benefits.