The article details fluctuating weather conditions in Baltimore, with warm and cold fronts alternating, mixed precipitation, and changing temperatures affecting the area's holiday weather outlook.

Police report a shooting after a chase in Gambrills; victims escaped injury, and an investigation is underway.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott announces the city's first project labor agreement with the Baltimore-D.C. Metro Building Trades Council to improve job quality and labor participation.

Baltimore faces brisk winds and potential precipitation early in the week, with a green Christmas expected due to above-normal temperatures and rain chances.

AACPS mandates a half-credit financial literacy course for graduation starting with the 2026-27 freshman class, as announced by Superintendent Mark Bedell.

The MDTA approved a plan to rebuild the Chesapeake Bay Bridge with two four-lane spans, potentially adding a bike/pedestrian path, at a cost up to $17.1 billion, starting in 2032. The Key Bridge rebuild has doubled in cost to $5.2 billion.

A Baltimore man, Devin Shadle, was charged with the murder of Davon Smallwood after a deadly shooting in south Baltimore. He was previously acquitted of different charges due to insufficient testimony.

Baltimore fire crews and a dive team responded to a body found in the Inner Harbor, with ongoing investigations and a history of similar incidents in the area.

Baltimore expects a surge in temperatures followed by a cold front, with moderate temperatures until Thursday, potential storms late Thursday, then windy and cold conditions Friday.

Anne Arundel County police arrested two men after responding to a Brooklyn Park home where a violent dispute between roommates left a 57-year-old victim hospitalized with a stab wound.

The National Weather Service warns Baltimore of a strong arctic front with gusty winds, snow, and single-digit wind chills. Travel may be difficult and gale warnings are in place for boaters.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, involved in an immigration case, was released from ICE and given a temporary restraining order by a federal judge, preventing his re-detention. He spoke to his supporters, emphasizing the fight against government injustices.

Corique Moseley was convicted for his role in a series of violent rideshare carjackings and kidnappings in Baltimore, the last of a group of six responsible for the 2022 crime spree.