The National Weather Service predicts a brisk day with gusty winds and a temperature drop in Baltimore, including possible snowflakes at higher elevations, followed by a calmer, warmer end to the week.

Baltimore is experiencing sunny weather with warm temperatures, but a future shift to cold fronts and possible showers is expected. Boaters face Small Craft Advisory conditions, and the next week will bring windy and cooler temperatures.

A power outage at AACC's Arnold campus caused the temporary closure of the Arnold Senior Activity Center, with the department providing contact numbers for affected seniors seeking assistance.

Baltimore County's Recreation and Parks Department earned CAPRA accreditation, joining an elite group of park agencies recognized for exceptional service and management.

Police arrest two suspects in Anne Arundel County, seizing drugs and a firearm during an evening investigation.

The Baltimore County Police Department warns of "Warm-Up Theft" and offers tips to prevent vehicle theft during cooler weather, such as not leaving cars idling unattended.

Dr. Kate Evans received the Maryland Zoo's Dr. Mike Cranfield Conservation Award for her African elephant research and efforts to mitigate human-elephant conflicts.

Maryland staffing firm owners Jeannette and Edgar Gomez are charged with evading over $10 million in taxes by not remitting withheld employee taxes to the IRS.

Baltimore Police arrested Uriah Cunningham over the homicide of Melvin Rogers, who died from multiple gunshot wounds.

High pressure will bring cooler weather, with low rain chances through Friday, in the Baltimore D.C. area. Possible frost on Wednesday and Thursday nights, with a weak front and VFR conditions expected into the weekend.

The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Cincinnati Bengals 41-38 in overtime, with Justin Tucker's field goal securing the victory after Derrick Henry’s 51-yard run.

The National Weather Service details the weather for Baltimore with a transition to breezy conditions and below-average temperatures following a cold front. Frost is possible with high pressure in control.

Baltimore announces the conversion of two hotels into supportive housing units to address homelessness, a project by MOHS and the Department of Real Estate in partnership with various organizations.