Here’s what you need to know from 11 News to get a head start on your day.Weather | Traffic | Local News | I-Team | National/International News | COVID-19 | Sports| WATCH LIVE: You can watch 11 News Today live from 4:30 a.m. to 7 a.m., or when not live, watch the latest archived newscast: Tap here.See what you missed overnight, what’s happening today and our latest Maryland weather forecast.TODAY’S MARYLAND WEATHER FORECASTMeteorologist Ava Marie says today will be sunny and hot with temps in the low 90’s, but with a slight dip in the humidity. This will make for a pretty comfortable and dry day, although it will probably be the last one for a while. It will be hotter and humid on Thursday.Temperatures will be in the mid 90’s with the heat index in the triple digits. Later in the day there will be a chance for isolated thunderstorms. That will be part of the trend for the weekend as scattered showers and storms are with us everyday into next week.WHAT’S MAKING NEWS IN MARYLANDBaltimore police look to strengthen relationship with community on National Night Out | WBAL-TV 11 News was at one of those events in west Baltimore and people explained why they think National Night Out is so important. Read more here.Warren Brown said the charges don’t match the crime | A grand jury indicted the teen squeegee worker accused of shooting and killing 48-year-old Timothy Reynolds in downtown Baltimore. Read more here.There area a limited number of vaccines | Maryland is taking efforts to make more monkeypox testing, vaccination and public health resources available for high-risk populations. Read more here.WHAT’S MAKING HEADLINES ELSEWHEREResults from primaries across the country | In one of the biggest days of this year’s primary campaign season, voters rejected a measure that would have made it easier to restrict abortion rights in red-state Kansas. Read more here.President was not openly supportive of Pelosi’s trip | U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan has drawn bipartisan support at home and backing among the world’s democracies. Read more here.WBAL-TV 11 Weather RadarWBAL-TV 11 Traffic Map
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| WATCH LIVE: You can watch 11 News Today live from 4:30 a.m. to 7 a.m., or when not live, watch the latest archived newscast: Tap here.
See what you missed overnight, what’s happening today and our latest Maryland weather forecast.
TODAY’S MARYLAND WEATHER FORECAST
Meteorologist Ava Marie says today will be sunny and hot with temps in the low 90’s, but with a slight dip in the humidity. This will make for a pretty comfortable and dry day, although it will probably be the last one for a while. It will be hotter and humid on Thursday.
Temperatures will be in the mid 90’s with the heat index in the triple digits. Later in the day there will be a chance for isolated thunderstorms. That will be part of the trend for the weekend as scattered showers and storms are with us everyday into next week.
WHAT’S MAKING NEWS IN MARYLAND
Baltimore police look to strengthen relationship with community on National Night Out | WBAL-TV 11 News was at one of those events in west Baltimore and people explained why they think National Night Out is so important. Read more here.
Warren Brown said the charges don’t match the crime | A grand jury indicted the teen squeegee worker accused of shooting and killing 48-year-old Timothy Reynolds in downtown Baltimore. Read more here.
There area a limited number of vaccines | Maryland is taking efforts to make more monkeypox testing, vaccination and public health resources available for high-risk populations. Read more here.
WHAT’S MAKING HEADLINES ELSEWHERE
Results from primaries across the country | In one of the biggest days of this year’s primary campaign season, voters rejected a measure that would have made it easier to restrict abortion rights in red-state Kansas. Read more here.
President was not openly supportive of Pelosi’s trip | U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan has drawn bipartisan support at home and backing among the world’s democracies. Read more here.
