The Maryland Department of Agriculture and the Baltimore County Health Department are conducting an unscheduled mosquito control spray in Parkville on the evening of September 4, due to mosquito-borne disease concerns.

A Light Rail train collided with a vehicle in Baltimore, causing temporary delays and single-tracking, but no injuries were reported, and regular service quickly resumed.

The article details the investigation of a fatal shooting in Parkville, Baltimore County, where 43-year-old Romy Bogier died, and another man was injured. Police seek public help for leads.

Laurel, MD, opens the Craig A. Moe Multiservice Center to aid the homeless, offering various services and transitional housing, with a grand opening set for September 10.

The family of DPW worker Ronald Silver II, who died from heat exhaustion in Baltimore, seeks answers about the conditions that led to his death. Investigations by various agencies, including a private one, are underway.

Baltimore police are investigating an early morning fatal shooting on Russell Street; the male victim died after being shot and taken to the hospital.

A shuttle bus caught fire at BWI Airport, but there were no passengers aboard and no injuries reported, with airline operations continuing unaffected.

Baltimore County police are investigating a fatal shooting in Parkville, with one victim deceased and a second person hospitalized. No arrests have been made yet.

The NWS issued a weather outlook for Baltimore with calm weather into Thursday, followed by a stormy weekend with an increased chance of showers and thunderstorms.

A Baltimore man, Joseph Goldman, faces charges after allegedly trying to steal a plane from Martin State Airport. Former military police, he bypassed security and was arrested on the property.

A man was arrested for an attempted armed robbery at a business on Liberty Heights Avenue in Baltimore. The incident occurred shortly after 6 p.m., with police quickly apprehending the suspect.

The Maryland Corn Maze is offering a Taylor Swift-themed experience this autumn, with a maze decorated with Swift-inspired designs, starting September 14 through November 3.

Around 200 workers from Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor held a one-day strike for better pay and conditions, demanding $20 per hour following stalled contract negotiations.