Maryland experiences a significant snowfall affecting daily life and prompting school closures or shifts to virtual learning, with varied responses across districts.

Education advocates protest in Annapolis against proposed changes to Maryland's education reform plan, the Blueprint for Maryland's Future, due to a $3 billion deficit. They argue cutbacks could hurt high-poverty schools and teacher support times.

Baltimore firefighters controlled a blaze on Mohawk Avenue with no injuries; the cause is under investigation. A second fire in northwest Baltimore was also contained safely.

Baltimore faces a wintry mix with potential travel disruptions and an Ice Storm Warning for some counties, with varying accumulations of ice expected across the region.

Garry Wright died from a self-inflicted gunshot in Baltimore's Eastside District Court after displaying erratic behavior. An investigation into the incident is ongoing.

A car crash in Perry Hall caused a serious gas leak and deck collapse, leading to the evacuation of 75 residents; no injuries were reported, and an investigation is ongoing.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott reaffirms the city's dedication to Black History Month, highlighting its deep ties to important figures in Black history and introducing the "Definitely Earned It" campaign to honor Black Americans' contributions.

A cold front in Baltimore brings stable temperatures with potential for mixed wintry precipitation mid-week and possible hazardous conditions for aviation and maritime sectors. Residents should stay informed and prepared for varying weather.

John Callis, a 24-year-old Ravens fan, pleads guilty to assaulting two men after a game, receiving five years probation and over $4,000 in restitution.

The forecast for Baltimore shows a week of varied weather, with temperatures shifting from the upper 50s to lower 30s. Rain, wind, and potential wintry mix are expected.

Howard County Public Schools enforces a new policy from March 3 to keep cellphones out of sight during school hours, aiming to reduce classroom distractions.

The Baltimore County Police warn against a phone scam using spoofed calls and officer names to elicit money from residents. They advise hanging up on suspect calls and reporting incidents.

Baltimore City's housing market showed stability and growth in 2024, with a 5% median price increase and new listings rising by 5.1%, according to Live Baltimore.