Baltimore will have a dry Sunday due to weak high pressure but can expect daily showers and thunderstorms starting Monday, with increasing heat and humidity throughout the week.

The article discusses road closures and transportation adjustments in Baltimore due to Artscape, advising use of the Waze app, and noting affected areas and essential services access.

A teenager was wounded in a nighttime shooting in Southeast Baltimore, with police responding after ShotSpotter detected gunfire on North Lakewood Avenue.

Residents in Federal Hill joined police in a safety walk demanding better communication after a violent assault. They support proactive measures against crime, benefit from a local camera network, and call for enhanced police-community relations.

Laurel, MD seeks public input on new Westside business development through a survey, shaping their community's future.

Claudia Roll has been appointed as the new leader of Anne Arundel County's Animal Care & Control, bringing extensive experience from her previous role at the Humane Rescue Alliance.

The National Weather Service predicts stable weather with clear skies for Baltimore into early Sunday, followed by warmer temperatures and chances of showers and thunderstorms into the next week.

Six individuals have been charged for their involvement in illegal exhibition driving events in Maryland, following major operations by the newly formed Maryland Car Rally Task Force.

A pedestrian, Devin Jones, was fatally injured in a hit-and-run incident in Anne Arundel County; authorities seek witnesses and information to find the unidentified driver.

Mayor Keith R. Sydnor is launching the Fall 2024 Laurel Citizens University for residents to learn about city operations. Starting October 3, the free, eight-week program is aimed at boosting community engagement.

Howard County Police investigate a non-fatal shooting in Columbia; an 18-year-old was hospitalized and released. Motive unclear, perpetrator unknown. Witnesses encouraged to provide information.

The Baltimore Community Foundation and Community Solutions invest $1 million in East Baltimore's Mayflower Apartments to provide affordable housing and combat homelessness, with a focus on veterans and those earning below median income.

William Holloman was convicted of murdering Israeli visitor Efraim Gordon during a 2021 attempted carjacking in Baltimore, with a verdict reached shortly after the trial began. Community cooperation played a key role in the case.