Burlington is set to open a new store in Dundalk at German Hill Center in spring, relocating from Eastpoint Mall, featuring a modernized layout. This will be the 26th Burlington store in Maryland.

Maryland police arrested several individuals, some armed, and stopped illegal street racing over the weekend, recovering firearms and preventing dangerous gatherings.

A collision on I-95 Southbound at MD-100 caused all lanes to close, with effects on northbound traffic too, including an airlift of an injured person.

Federal prosecutors in Baltimore have charged two more MS-13 members for violent crimes, including four murders and two attempted murders, as part of an expanded racketeering case.

The Baltimore Collegiate School for Boys may close due to financial issues and under-enrollment, despite its positive impact on alumni and high graduation rates. A public hearing will determine its fate.

A Rosedale woman won $1 million in a Maryland Lottery raffle that coincided with her late mother's birthday. She plans to use the money for retirement, a new car, and home renovations. The winning ticket was bought at a Pikesville 7-Eleven.

A Baltimore man is charged with vehicular manslaughter and DUI-related offenses after a fatal wrong-way crash on I-95 that killed two and injured two others.

A firefighter was injured while responding to a house fire in northwest Baltimore; the BCFD has controlled the fire with details on the cause and damage pending.

Baltimore County Detective P. Hoke collapsed during a voluntary overtime shift and was hospitalized. The local police are asking for community support and prayers.

Baltimore weather offers a dry respite today; light wintry mix expected Saturday with little accumulation, and dry and gusty conditions Sunday. Early next week will be cooler and calm.

A New Year's Day fire in Pylesville, MD, destroyed a home, displacing three adults and resulting in the loss of at least one cat, with damage estimated at $500,000.

A cold front hit Baltimore, causing temperature drops, gusty winds, and potential snow. Later, high pressure will bring calmer conditions, though more wintry weather may follow on Saturday.

New speed and height-monitoring systems are being installed in Baltimore school zones and truck-restricted areas to improve safety, with operation times and various fines detailed for traffic violations.