The National Weather Service predicts extreme heat in Baltimore with temperatures potentially breaking records, posing health hazards, and the chance of severe storms as a cold front approaches midweek.

Baltimore Police arrested three men following a traffic stop that led to weapons seizure; two firearms were confiscated and the suspects were taken for processing.

Prosecutors in Harford County are seeking life without parole for Victor Martinez Hernandez, accused of murdering Rachel Morin, following Maryland's abolishment of the death penalty.

One year after Donald Lawson's disappearance at sea, the search has ceased, but his mission to diversify sailing continues through the Dark Seas Project.

A lawsuit has been filed by Baltimore’s Mayor against a proposed "Baltimore Baby > Bonus" initiative that would grant $1,000 to new parents. The city argues it exceeds legislative powers.

A heatwave is forecasted to hit Baltimore starting Sunday with temperatures expected to reach the mid to upper 90s, following the end of a flood watch alert. Storms and possible record highs near 100 degrees are predicted early next week.

A Baltimore County man was arrested for firearms charges and an outstanding assault warrant after a crash on I-95 in Baltimore City. He attempted to flee but was detained, with a loaded gun found on him.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott met with Maryland's congressional members to discuss issues like public safety and infrastructure, including the aftermath of the Key Bridge collapse.

Netroots Nation conference in Baltimore sees progressives strategizing for elections, with mixed views on Biden's leadership and potential re-election bid.

Baltimore Police arrested John Edward Brown for shooting his estranger wife. The victim is in critical condition, and Brown faces multiple charges including attempted murder.

Howard County Public School System introduces a new, healthier, locally-sourced lunch menu in partnership with the Horizon Foundation's Healthier Choices Coalition, aiming to improve meals for students by the 2024-2025 school year.

Baltimore's Curtis Bay residents seek EPA help over coal dust pollution, with Rep. Mfume urging the agency to act. CSX claims compliance, but locals report health issues and disrupted lives.

Carroll County residents are protesting against a proposed 70-mile transmission line, worried about property and landscape impacts, while the county commissioners seek to halt the project.