The National Weather Service predicts fluctuating weather for Baltimore, with mild conditions turning colder and potentially leading to the season's first snowfall in the region.

White Marsh Mall will reinstate accessible parking spaces near the food court after a civil rights complaint about EV chargers displacing disability parking.

Baltimore's Joseph H. Brown Funeral Home offers water cremation as an eco-friendlier option than traditional cremation but at a higher cost, amidst legislative efforts to find greener death care alternatives.

The Baltimore Orioles are altering the left field wall dimensions at Camden Yards to create a more balanced playfield, reversing a previous extension that proved to be an overcorrection.

Baltimore community leaders demand reforms after a DPW worker's death, advocating for better working conditions and the reclassification of sanitation workers.

Baltimore police arrested four males and recovered two handguns after detecting a carjacked vehicle using License Plate Reader technology in the Western District.

Baltimore County activates its freezing weather shelter plan, providing overnight shelters and daytime warm spaces for homeless residents during cold spells until April 15.

Baltimore's forecast predicts breezy weather with 30 mph gusts, clear skies, and temperatures in the mid-50s. A high pressure system brings a warming trend, while conditions remain dry, minimizing wildfire risks. A colder front is expected mid-week.

A raccoon in Anne Arundel County tested positive for rabies, prompting health alerts for potential human or pet exposures near Cedarwood Cove Community.

Maryland's environment department denied a permit for Halle Companies' Chesapeake Terrace Landfill, which County Executive Pittman supported, citing public health concerns.

Carnival Cruise Line extends its sailing operations from the Port of Baltimore with a new five-year contract, highlighting economic benefits and a two-decade partnership.

Two teens were charged after a carjacking and assault on a 79-year-old in Baltimore, with police apprehending the juveniles following a vehicle pursuit.

Former Baltimore City Councilwoman Mary Pat Clarke passed away at 83. She was noted for being the first woman elected as council president. Funeral arrangements are set, with donations encouraged to honor her legacy.