A cold front in Baltimore brings scattered showers and potential thunderstorms with highs in the 70s. Post-frontal conditions will be drier and cooler with high pressure and gusty winds, leading to a pleasant weekend, but with fire weather concerns.

Quontay Spinks was arrested on suspicion of first-degree murder in the shooting of Antonio Peoples on September 14, 2024, in Baltimore's Central District.

A Baltimore soccer coach (Nicholas Fioravanti) was arrested for illegal surveillance in his home, facing charges involving an underage person's privacy breach.

Angeli's Pizzeria Bar is opening its fifth Baltimore location at The Fitzgerald in Mount Vernon, formerly occupied by Noona's, targeting a December opening.

Baltimore voters rejected a proposal to reduce city council seats from 14 to eight, with over 60% opposing it amid concerns of reduced representation.

The Baltimore Police have arrested 44-year-old Damion Thomas for first-degree murder in the shooting of Brian Nesbitt on South Paca Street in August 2024.

Ceremony Coffee Roasters from Annapolis is acquired by Kansas City's FairWave, ensuring continuity in local brand essence with its founder still leading.

Baltimore police are investigating a fatal stabbing of a 36-year-old man on North Howard Street, urging witnesses to provide information to assist the case.

A vehicle went into a pond in Baltimore County, leading to a search and rescue effort. Early attempts to find the person in the water were unsuccessful. Police divers continued the search in the area known for Richardson Farms.

Justin Matthew Schlotterbeck is charged with attempted murder after a shooting in Abingdon, Harford County, where Eric Igwacho was injured but survived.

The National Weather Service predicts varied weather for Baltimore and Washington DC, including a moisture-starved cold front, mild conditions, and potential weekend rain.

A loaded gun was found at Hyper Kidz indoor playground in Owings Mills, with police confirming its location inside and no injuries reported. The facility remains open as the investigation continues.

Baltimore Police seek help identifying a homicide victim found stabbed on September 5 on N. Fremont Avenue. They urge anyone with information to contact them or Metro Crime Stoppers.