Plans for a new Costco in Bel Air are on hold as the Development Advisory Committee seeks a detailed Traffic Impact Study and road improvements, amidst local concerns over traffic congestion.

A light rail train in Maryland struck a vehicle, critically injuring the driver at Woodberry station. Services resumed the next day after a bus bridge was set up. The MTA is investigating the incident.

Anne Arundel County Police report a rise in school threat tips in Maryland, emphasizing the need for careful information sharing to avoid resource waste and unnecessary panic.

A fire in Dundalk's apartment complex led to four injuries and the displacement of residents and pets; firefighters rescued six people and the blaze is under control.

FBI agents boarded the Maersk Saltoro, managed by Synergy Marine Group, in relation to a maritime disaster and the catastrophic Key Bridge collapse earlier in the year.

The National Weather Service forecasts mixed weather for Baltimore, with fog, rain, and potential thunderstorms due to a frontal system and low pressure from the Great Lakes. Minor coastal flooding is expected.

A 24-year-old male was shot and killed on Marshall Street. Homicide detectives are gathering evidence; tips can be submitted anonymously through Crime Stoppers.

Two men were stabbed near Lexington Market in Baltimore. Police are investigating the incident and asking for community help to identify the assailant.

The Baltimore Police seek help to identify a suspect in a non-fatal shooting on Edmondson Avenue. They offer a reward for information leading to an arrest.

The Kennedy Krieger Institute is distributing free gun locks in Baltimore to prevent child access to firearms, funded by a grant and available without identification.

Howard County is seeking public input to select a new flag from 184 designs, with a hearing on September 30 at the George Howard Building, which will also be live-streamed online.

The National Weather Service reports mixed weather for Baltimore and DC with scattered showers and thunderstorms, expected to continue into next week.

A rooftop pool leak at Axel Brewers Hill apartments in Baltimore forced evacuations over structural concerns, with 60 units condemned after an investigation by the fire department.