The Baltimore Ravens' "A Purple Evening" event for female fans will be held on October 14, including football activities, tours, and player meet-and-greets.

A student was injured near Kenwood High School following an altercation. The school initiated a lockdown and police are investigating the incident involving a juvenile with a puncture wound.

Baltimore's Mayor announces the 2024 Fall Clean-up event for October 26, focusing on neighborhood beautification and community collaboration. Registration for the event and supply collection details are provided.

The National Weather Service forecasts clearer skies and mild temperatures for Baltimore, with occasional showers and thunderstorms possible. Cooler weather is expected to start on Sunday.

Anne Arundel County introduced the PAVE Program to assist minority-owned businesses in getting government contracts and aims to grow their participation to 27% by 2027.

A man in Baltimore was hospitalized with a gunshot wound after being shot on North Fulton Avenue. The police are investigating and seeking tips from the public.

Baltimore police apprehended Kalim Satterfield and Darrell Morton, charging them with the first-degree murder of Dominic DeAngelo Reid last month.

Anne Arundel County Police are seeking information on a hit-and-run in Pasadena that injured two children, involving a white Nissan Pathfinder with three male suspects.

David Warren, a Black Guerilla Family gang member, was sentenced to 38 years in federal prison for his role in crimes including murder and drug trafficking.

Two people in Essex were hospitalized after a fire in their home on Ida Avenue; the fire department responded quickly and extinguished the blaze. Investigations into the cause are ongoing.

A suspect was arrested and a gun recovered by Baltimore Police following a shooting in North Baltimore, with the victim aiding police in locating the alleged shooter.

A child in Annapolis died after being hit by a vehicle. Police are investigating the incident, searching for the vehicle, and have appealed for public assistance.

Sgt. R. Park is the first Asian American woman promoted to Lieutenant in Baltimore County Police history during a ceremony recognizing 24 members' advancements.