Newly released federal court filings identifying Rep. Ilhan Omar by another name are fueling renewed scrutiny of the Minnesota Democrat's immigration history, as President Donald Trump calls for her resignation from Congress. bit.ly/3TXRFCd

Ravens fans will soon have daily access to team news, analysis and insider interviews as the Baltimore Ravens launch a new year-round radio show from the Under Armour Performance Center. bit.ly/4e30xwZ

“I was talking to an officer, and he had asked if I was a nurse,” Kelly Shields, of Arnold, said, dressed in scrubs at the time. “That’s when I told him that I was a senior in high school, and I was just on my way to my school.” bit.ly/48fiuVJ

One Texas Roadhouse customer is going viral on TikTok after he claims to have received a cheaper steak than what he ordered, leading to him tell other restaurant-goers to beware of potentially being ripped off. And now, the restaurant is responding. bit.ly/4zV2sfF

Maryland interim football coach Aazaar Abdul-Rahim received a substantial pay increase upon replacing Mike Locksley, with his annualized compensation rising from $625,000 to $1.045 million, according to a contract amendment obtained through a public records request. bit.ly/4i53b7Y

Drivers in northern Anne Arundel County will face weeknight closures along a section of Camp Meade Road for asphalt patching. bit.ly/4sq3D4c

Fall is here, and so is cold and flu season. bit.ly/4syF9WA

As Halloween approaches, parents are being reminded to keep safety in mind while their children go trick-or-treating. bit.ly/4iFY5Pz

Early voting is underway in Maryland. In Baltimore County, residents are choosing their next elected school board members. Baltimore County is our region’s largest school system, and in recent years, the district has struggled with student violence concerns and enrollment declines. But those running for school board are hoping to turn it around. bit.ly/4zaCXqN

A 23-year-old Baltimore man is being held without bail, accused of kidnapping and brutally stabbing a 15-year-old girl after what began as a ride across the city. bit.ly/4e4iQSC

Baltimore City Councilmembers moved a step closer Monday to creating a new city agency aimed at reshaping how the city responds to some emergencies, approving legislation on second reader to establish a Department of Neighborhood Safety. The council voted 12-1 to advance the bill, the step before a final vote. MORE: bit.ly/4sx0Ar6

Maryland's U.S. senators sought $4 million in federal taxpayer funding for two Baltimore nonprofits now facing scrutiny over their finances, including one raided by the FBI and another linked to a federal investigation. bit.ly/4i8ekF1

Senior Baltimore City employee Kara DiPietro pleaded not guilty Monday on six federal bank fraud charges after prosecutors say bank accounts under her control received more than $2.5 million through allegedly fraudulent loan applications tied to a federal pandemic-relief program. bit.ly/4etoUnK

Protests are growing louder after Baltimore County councilmembers voted for a 74% pay raise. 🚨 The move is especially hard to accept from retired members of the county police force. Tune into the CW Baltimore at 10 p.m. for more details.

Howard County Police are searching for suspects who they say stole catalytic converters and tools from several vehicles parked at Glenwood Middle School. bit.ly/4snEQxA

First Lady Melania Trump announced Monday that she and President Donald Trump will open the White House South Lawn to trick-or-treaters on Thursday evening. bit.ly/3W7oMEf

President Donald Trump delivers remarks at a midterm rally in Corinth, Mississippi on Monday night. WATCH: youtube.com/live/miAmc6U7o2A

Dictionary.com has named "maxxing" its 2026 Word of the Year, pointing to the internet slang term’s spread across conversations about self-improvement, artificial intelligence, fitness and everyday life. bit.ly/4sqwZzb