A series of winter storms are expected to hit the Baltimore area, starting Tuesday, with significant snowfall and gusty winds forecasted, followed by a brief break, and potential flooding during the weekend.

MCB Real Estate has acquired Pinkard Properties, adding 2 million square feet to its portfolio and appointing Katherine Pinkard as Senior Managing Director at MCB.

Woodlawn High School had a shelter-in-place order after nearby gunfire; no targeted threat to the school was found. Police continue searching for suspects. No injuries occurred, and the school returned to normal activities.

A sinkhole caused by a water main break on East Joppa Road in Baltimore County has closed lanes and affected water service to 30 customers; repairs are underway.

Baltimore experiences a brief warmth before another weekend ice storm, with fluctuating temperatures and conditions expected throughout the coming week.

Baltimore residents are struggling with sudden, sharp increases in BGE utility bills, prompting a temporary ban on disconnections and waived late fees by the company.

Three more massage therapists have accused Ravens' Justin Tucker of sexual misconduct, totaling nine accusers since 2012. Tucker denies the claims; the NFL is reviewing the allegations.

Baltimore Police recover two stolen vehicles and apprehend multiple juveniles involved in Northeast District auto thefts.

A report highlights improvement in fourth-grade math scores in Baltimore, yet reading and eighth-grade scores show stagnation, with significant disparities persisting in education.

Baltimore prepares for a wet end to the week as NWS forecasts rain from late Thursday to Friday evening, with temporary wind gusts. Clearer weather is expected for the weekend.

The Hippodrome announces its diverse 2025-2026 Broadway Series lineup, including shows like "Water for Elephants," "The Phantom of the Opera," and "Wicked."

Columbia, MD is named the third-best city for job hunting according to WalletHub's 2025 rankings, praised for its high income, low rent, and job market stability.

A 9-year-old girl was critically injured in an accidental shooting in Baltimore, prompting a homicide investigation and community concern about gun safety.