Interstate 695

And with the rain now, this is going to start the trend for the morning at both the harbor tunnels.

Nothing yet on the Beltway.

JFX is always watch your speed anywhere between Northern Parkway and the ramps downtown.

I'm Chuck Whitaker with traffic and weather on the threes.

From there, it's backed up all the way back to the split.

At I-95, and now just looking at the camera at 95 at the bridge at Chesico Avenue, we're now backed up there.

So traffic coming down from the Beltway, you're going to get to Chesico.

You're going to go stop and go from there down to the accident on 95.

That death remains under investigation, and authorities have not established any connection between her death and the explosives case.

A Baltimore man is being held without bond after Maryland State Police say he fired at another driver during an apparent road rage incident on I-695 in Anne Arundel County.

The 40-year-old Baltimore resident is charged with attempted second-degree murder and several handgun offenses.

Troopers responded Wednesday afternoon to the outer loop just before Maryland 295, where police say a shot fired from a Chrysler Pacifica struck the rear driver's side window of a Honda Accord.

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Because I, you know, the tragedy on the Baltimore Beltway a couple years ago.

Like, I'm...

I'm pissed about that.

I'm Maggie Hunter with the latest headlines from the WCBM, Maryland News Center, brought to you by Audiology Associates.

Fox 45 reports that Maryland is spending $184 million to add an extra lane to a portion of the Baltimore Beltway.

A project officials said will ease congestion during peak travel times, but has left some drivers questioning how it will work.

The project, which includes construction and traffic pattern changes along 38 miles of 695, is designed to add capacity along the west and north sides of the Beltway from the I-70 interchange to Route 43 near White Marsh Boulevard.

Baltimore City asked a judge to put a key ruling in its legal fight with the inspector general on hold while seeking a higher court to intervene in a motion filed Tuesday.

And the Scott administration says it wants to appeal Judge Pamela White's August 14th ruling and her August 24th denial of the city's request for clarification.