A water main break in Baltimore has affected 120 services and necessitated emergency repairs. Crews are working to restore water to businesses and residents as the DPW handles increased incidents due to cold temperatures.

Baltimore Police released bodycam footage of a fatal officer-involved shooting where the suspect fired a gun during a struggle and was subsequently shot by police.

Baltimore is facing a severe winter storm with near-blizzard conditions, extreme cold, and high winds predicted through the weekend, with improvement expected by midweek.

Howard County Council is set to vote on an emergency bill to stop ICE detention centers in private buildings, after community opposition to a facility being developed in Elkridge.

Baltimore is preparing for a severe winter storm with snow, strong winds, and potential blizzard conditions expected this Friday, as warned by the National Weather Service.

A school bus and a sedan collided in Essex, resulting in three minors hospitalized with minor injuries, while the rest attended school to be assessed.

Light snow is expected in Baltimore with modest accumulations, followed by an Arctic front bringing snow showers and potentially damaging winds, possibly affecting travel and power.

A Harford County woman was charged with assault and firearm offenses after a road rage incident on I-95, where she allegedly pointed a gun at another driver.

Arrests have been made in a fatal East Baltimore robbery, with three men charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of 36-year-old Davon Johnson.

Firefighters in Baltimore tackled a two-alarm fire early Saturday in harsh weather conditions; one resident was hospitalized, with the fire's cause under investigation.

Rescue teams are working to free a worker trapped in a sand hopper in Cockeysville, with emergency services from Baltimore County and City responding. The worker's condition is unclear.

Kenyon Cypress, 22, was arrested by Baltimore police for a 2025 attempted murder in the Central District; he now faces Attempted First-Degree Murder charges.

A federal judge ruled that the U.S. Department of Transportation unlawfully withheld $1 billion in electric vehicle infrastructure funding, ordering the release of funds to plaintiff states.