Atlanta rapper T.I. was mistakenly arrested due to a case of mistaken identity but was released within two hours after a judge dismissed the extradition order.

Baltimore Police arrested a 33-year-old male for an armed robbery last month. He was apprehended with the help of a task force and is now in custody. The incident involved assaulting and robbing a 27-year-old woman.

A worker was killed on I-95 in Harford County after being struck by a dump truck that was reversing. The incident caused lane closures and significant traffic delays.

Carroll County opens cooling centers to help residents beat the heat, operating during business hours with safety tips provided by Emergency Management.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott has announced the construction of a new headquarters for the Mayor's Office of Employment Development, set to open in early 2026 as part of the Reservoir Square redevelopment.

Baltimore's DPW suspended collections for a day to train workers on heat safety following an employee's death.

The first phase of the M&T Bank Stadium's $430 million renovation has finished, introducing new features like a roof deck and on-field seats for an enhanced fan experience.

A man was shot and killed by police in Southwest Baltimore after a chase, with a firearm found at the scene. Officers were unharmed; an investigation is ongoing.

Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski announced key personnel changes, appointing Sean Naron as chief of staff and proposing Christopher Martin for OIT director, with Erica Palmisano becoming acting communications director.

Baltimore's National Night Out event has been postponed to August 13 due to severe weather forecasts, including potential flash floods from Tropical Storm Debby. Residents are encouraged to report storm issues and sign up for emergency alerts.

Baltimore is set to experience varied weather, with a cold front followed by Tropical Storm Debby's landfall impacting the area. The NWS predicts rain, thunderstorms, and potential flash flooding with conditions improving by next week.

Paul Supko, with over 30 years of experience, has been appointed as Deputy Chief/Director of Operations for Carroll County DFEMS, starting August 1, 2024.

Baltimore County officials announced new legislation to penalize owners of vacant and deteriorating properties to promote community revitalization and increase housing options.