The National Weather Service reports a weekend of high heat, humidity, and storms for Baltimore/DC with advisories for extreme heat and maritime caution. A cold front is expected by Sunday night.

Carroll County Public Library will stop accepting cash for tax and utility bill payments from September 2, 2024, and only checks will be accepted in-library.

Anne Arundel County's Department of Aging and Disabilities is seeking volunteers for its Telephone Reassurance Program to help the elderly and disabled with daily check-in calls.

Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski has named nine community members to a committee to discuss Hart-Miller Island's future, in line with economic plans tied to the Port of Baltimore.

Police in Baltimore responded to a barricade incident in the 1700 block of Harlem Ave, advising locals to stay indoors and closing nearby streets. Details were limited as the situation unfolded.

Visit Harford! has sued Harford County's administration for breach of contract, alleging the withholding of $215,000 in funding. The tourism group cites economic harm to local businesses.

Harford County enhanced the Ma & Pa Trail's security with 104 cameras due to Rachel Morin's murder, improving safety and helping in police investigations.

A fire in a Rosedale apartment resulted in serious injuries to two children and an adult. Firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze, and an investigation into its cause is ongoing.

A man died in a wrong-way collision on I-695 near Stevenson Road. Maryland State Police are investigating the crash involving two vehicles, which led to a four-hour road closure.

A public meeting is scheduled to discuss the demolition and future reconstruction of the collapsed Key Bridge in Baltimore, with community engagement and environmental impact considerations.

The City of Laurel reports a string of auto thefts, vandalism, and shoplifting from July 2-25, 2024, including airbag thefts from Hondas and arrests for DUI and stolen goods.

Howard County Health Department issues a heat alert due to high temperatures and humidity, with a concurrent Code Orange Air Quality Alert. Residents are advised to stay cool and hydrated.

Carroll County Workforce Development is hosting free job assistance events at local libraries, including resume help and interview prep, no appointment needed.