A man was arrested in Curtis Bay for assaulting two juveniles during a road rage incident involving E-Scooters.

A US Park Police officer was hit by a vehicle on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway and hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries; two drivers were arrested on suspicion of impaired driving.

Baltimore anticipates a weather rollercoaster with a warm front followed by plummeting temperatures, strong winds, and potential snow showers, according to the NWS.

Kenneth King Jr. was arrested for a Christmas night shooting in Edgewood that hospitalized Marquis Gaskins. He was caught wearing clothes similar to the suspect's and with a matching gun.

A Christmas Eve fire in Bel Air, caused by an electrical issue with a Christmas tree, left a family home in ruins and resulted in the death of one dog, with two missing. No human injuries reported.

The National Weather Service forecasts cold air damming, light showers, and potential icing for Baltimore this weekend, with freezing weather and high winds early next week.

The National Weather Service predicts variable weather for Baltimore this week, with a warm front followed by a cold front, possible showers and thunderstorms, and fluctuating temperatures.

Four Maryland residents each won $50,000 in Powerball as the jackpot reaches $1.6 billion, with unclaimed prizes still pending and lottery officials advising winners to sign their tickets for security.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore declared Christmas Eve a state holiday to show gratitude towards public servants, aligning with the federal holiday schedule.

Baltimore experiences clear skies and cool temperatures Monday; snow or sleet expected overnight but likely turning to rain Tuesday. Warmer weather and possible showers anticipated towards Christmas.

Anne Arundel County Police seek a suspect after a shooting in Glen Burnie; no injuries reported. The suspect is a Black man, 30-40, last seen in black clothing.

Baltimore County police are investigating the suspicious death of an unidentified man found in Parkville, awaiting autopsy results for cause of death.

A former Baltimore teacher, Mustafa Pitts, received a 55-year maximum sentence for sexual abuse of a minor, with State's Attorney Bates emphasizing the severity of the crime.