Dead fish were found in Baltimore's Inner Harbor, initially concerning residents. The cause, identified as "pistachio tide," involves natural water inversion leading to low oxygen levels.

BCPL is reopening seven branches on Sundays and launching 'Wild About Sundays' with activities and a prize draw, while promoting Library Card Sign Up Month with a plantable bookmark for new members.

Six people hospitalized after an early morning house fire in Dundalk; Baltimore County firefighters rescued one person, two dogs; cause under investigation.

The Baltimore Police Department is launching a pilot childcare support project in January 2025, offering 100 members a monthly subsidy of up to $250 to assist with childcare costs.

Baltimore settled with JUUL Labs for $7.5 million, rejecting a smaller payout, to address the e-cigarette company's marketing practices towards youth.

Sheetz is opening its first store in Baltimore County on September 5, offering prizes, free beverages, and a food donation drive for the Maryland Food Bank at the grand opening.

A vigil was held at CCBC in memory of Andrea Rodriguez Avila, a Rice University student and former CCBC honors society president, who died in a shooting.

A man was arrested for attempting to steal a $3.1 million jet at Martin State Airport. Joseph Goldman, with a prior firearms conviction, is in custody facing charges.

Calvin Ball showcased educational improvements under the Blueprint for Maryland's Future, highlighting increased funding, better teacher salaries, and enhanced student programs in Howard County.

Baltimore Police are investigating a shooting on Palmer Street and urge the public to provide any relevant information.

Baltimore sees a cool, dry spell with below-average temperatures and low humidity. Some rain showers expected late Friday with potential strong thunderstorms on Saturday. Cooler, drier conditions will return after the weekend.

Ravens players will don helmet decals to honor late wide receiver Jacoby Jones and coach Joe D'Alessandris this season.

Fogo de Chão opens a new Brazilian steakhouse in Towson, offering traditional Gaucho-style meats and a unique atmosphere, with a portion of its initial sales benefiting the Maryland Food Bank.