Baltimore will enjoy sunny skies with temperatures near 80 degrees this week, with a shift to rain chances of 30-70% starting Friday, lasting through Saturday. Calm winds are expected, with mild nights in the upper 50s.

A man was arrested in Bethesda after a standoff following the alleged kidnapping of a woman at gunpoint. She escaped from a moving car, leading to negotiations and his peaceful surrender.

A federal judge has partially lifted court oversight of the Baltimore Police following progress made under a DOJ consent decree related to unconstitutional policing found after Freddie Gray's death.

Officers fatally shot a man suspected of a stabbing and arson spree in National Harbor, leaving two in critical condition and displacing 14 residents.

MASN introduced MASN+, a streaming service for Orioles and Nationals games, at $89.99 for 2025, or $19.99/month, providing a cord-cutter solution for fans.

Herbert Richard Newsome III, missing since April 19 and suffering from cognitive issues, was found safe, ending the Silver Alert issued by Baltimore County Police.

Baltimore's forecast includes clouds, sun, rain, temperatures around 70-81°F, and potential thunderstorms later in the week.

A fire on Ramsay Street in Baltimore caused serious injury to one person and affected four homes. Firefighters controlled the blaze with no reported injuries. The cause is under investigation.

A Johns Hopkins University bus crashed into a building after a collision in Baltimore; one person was injured with non-life-threatening injuries. Details on the cause are still under investigation.

Baltimore's weather is set to change with a stalling cold front turning warm on Monday, and a low-pressure system might bring light precipitation by Tuesday.

The body of missing mother Lesbia Guerra was found; her boyfriend, Keycy Barrera-Rosa, and his uncle, Rolvin Bererra, were charged in connection to her murder.

A cold front will bring mixed weather to Baltimore with potential for strong winds and isolated storms over the weekend, followed by more stable conditions and warmer temperatures next week.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott initiated a youth safety plan in Baltimore, focusing on outreach and engagement, and partnering with various community groups and B-360 for educational opportunities.