The National Weather Service Baltimore reports that the D.C. area will experience weather changes with showers, thunderstorms, and varying temperatures in the coming week.

A fire in a downtown Baltimore transformer box led to evacuations, an underground fire, and an explosion. No injuries were reported while BGE worked with firefighters to manage the situation. The cause remains under investigation.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore has announced support for a new light rail line, reviving Baltimore's Red Line project previously canceled in 2015. His administration aims to boost urban connectivity and economic vitality.

Annapolis commemorates six years since the Capital Gazette attack, remembering five victims with reflection and a private wreath-laying at the First Amendment Memorial.

The U.S. Marshals and Baltimore police are looking for Tyrone Price, suspected of a stabbing. Price, with a 'Dontia' tattoo, is considered armed and dangerous.

A man from Windsor Mill has been convicted of wire fraud and government property theft after falsely claiming to be paralyzed, scamming over $750,000 in veteran benefits.

Mayor Scott and Police Commissioner Worley condemned antisemitic acts in Baltimore, promising justice and declaring zero tolerance for such hate crimes. They emphasized community support and the importance of thorough investigations.

The National Weather Service warns of possible severe weather in Baltimore, with high humidity and thunderstorms anticipated over the weekend, and cooler temperatures expected early next week.

Howard County officials broke ground on Centennial Park West's improvements, including synthetic fields and new lights, set to be completed in fall 2025, with $1.5M County funds and $9M in state grants.

Carlton "Bub" Carrington from Baltimore was selected 14th overall by the Washington Wizards in the NBA Draft, marking the start of his pro basketball career close to home.

Missing 12-year-old Tayzha Warren was found in Pikesville after a week-long search that involved the community and caused widespread concern. Details of her disappearance were not immediately released.

A Maryland woman was sentenced to probation and restitution for stealing from federal housing and food assistance programs after misrepresenting her household details.

Baltimore Police Department concludes investigations into the Brooklyn Homes mass shooting, with proposed disciplinary actions for officers involved, including terminations and suspensions.