A man was arrested by Baltimore Police for possessing a gun and drugs during an early morning operation aimed at preventing robberies on Greenmount Avenue.

Laurel's Mayor Keith R. Sydnor visited the National Cryptologic Museum, aligning with the city's educational initiatives and the Safe Summer Nights Program to enhance youth opportunities.

The Lake Montebello Playground in Baltimore has been renamed to honor Mary Pat Clarke, a former city council president, and features new playground and fitness equipment.

Baltimore anticipates unpredictable weekend weather with thunderstorms, potential flooding, and slight cooling from high humidity levels, per the National Weather Service. A Flood Watch is in effect, and travel disruptions are expected.

The Maryland Zoo has named its new baby chimpanzee Ivy, chosen via public vote. Ivy, who had health issues after birth, is recovering and will begin integration with the zoo's other chimps.

Two teens were arrested in Baltimore for attempted murder after a shooting on July 16 that injured an 18-year-old. The suspects, charged and detained, were linked to the incident by police investigation.

Laurel received the Silver Level for their "Move with the Mayor" initiative, aimed at boosting physical and mental health through activities and policies that encourage community connection.

Baltimore Police arrested a man after a traffic violation led to a chase, where they recovered a Taurus 9mm handgun. The 35-year-old was taken to Central Booking for processing.

Carroll County opens cooling centers on August 2, 2024, for public respite from extreme heat and humidity, with various locations available during set business hours.

A woman died in a two-vehicle crash on Route 32 in Columbia; police are investigating the early morning incident that caused a road closure for hours.

David Rubenstein's investment group has acquired full ownership of the Baltimore Orioles, as confirmed in his gratitude-filled announcement and media reports.

A car crashed into Davy Dance Academy in Anne Arundel County, injuring two children and causing the studio to be declared unsafe. The incident is under investigation.

Charm City Live 2024, announced by Mayor Scott, will feature artists like Method Man and Redman in Baltimore, with music, local food, and crafts on September 21.