Baltimore prepares for severe winter weather with potential blizzard conditions, the National Weather Service advises caution ahead of a cold front bringing snow, winds, and dipping temperatures.

A driver crashed into the Eddie's of Roland Park grocery store in Baltimore, causing significant damage but no injuries. Investigations into the incident are ongoing.

A 74-year-old man and his dog died after being hit by a car during their morning walk in Annapolis. The driver has not been charged as the police investigate the incident.

A fire in Baltimore's Sandtown-Winchester neighborhood affected several rowhomes, with no injuries reported due to prompt action by individuals and firefighters.

The Baltimore County Police Department's Precinct 7 in Cockeysville has reinstated its Santa's Mailbox tradition, allowing children to send letters to Santa and receive a response.

The National Weather Service predicts a cold week for Baltimore and Maryland, with below-average temperatures and potential snow, especially west of the Allegheny Mountains.

John Berardi suffered serious, potentially permanent eye damage after an attack by juveniles in Baltimore's Federal Hill, where they demanded his pizza and assaulted him.

Baltimore's weather includes rain followed by clear skies, potential mountain snow without a weather advisory, gusty winds, and cold, dry conditions into the weekend.

Deputies in Harford County utilized drones to apprehend two teens involved in multiple vehicle break-ins, using heat signatures to locate them hiding in the woods.

Anne Arundel County's Crisis Intervention Team received a platinum certification from CIT International for excellence in managing behavioral health crises.

One person died and others were displaced by a fire in Baltimore's Greektown. Over 100 firefighters responded to the multiple rowhome blaze on South Newkirk Street.

A shooting in Northeast Baltimore injured a 33-year-old man. After approaching a police officer for help, he was treated and taken to the hospital. Investigation underway.

Baltimore's Archdiocese is consolidating 61 parishes into 30, leading to church closures and congregation mergers due to decreased memberships and financial strains.