The Sanctuary at Cross Keys, a 331-unit luxury apartment, is set to break ground in Baltimore, with Questar Properties at the helm and financing secured. The project features various upscale amenities and is expected to complete by 2027.

The Baltimore Police Department announces promotions and strategic command shifts, with Captains Valencia Carter and Kurt Yourkovik becoming Majors, and other key changes in leadership roles.

One person was critically injured and three were rescued in a Catonsville house fire; the fire was contained after a rescue operation and an investigation is ongoing.

Baltimore Police are seeking information on the murder of 56-year-old Garrison Warren, encouraging community assistance to apprehend those responsible for the December 7 incident on Wicklow Road.

Mayor Brandon Scott announces the departure of Baltimore DOT Director Corren Johnson and the appointment of Veobia Akilo as Interim Director. The reasons for Johnson's exit remain unspecified.

Wesley Lyons Jr. was convicted for attempted murder and other charges related to a shooting at Harford Mall during a birthday party. He was captured after a monthlong manhunt.

The National Weather Service reports sunny and chilly weather for Baltimore, with dry conditions expected to continue through the weekend before a potential change in weather patterns brings possible mixed precipitation.

A person in Bel Air, Maryland wins a $1 million Mega Millions ticket sold at a Wawa store, with the jackpot rising to $670 million for the next draw on Friday the 13th.

Several youths were arrested for an armed robbery at a Baltimore store, where they consumed items and threatened staff with a BB gun before police caught them nearby.

Baltimore County Police are investigating a fatal stabbing in Towson. A 37-year-old man was killed, and authorities are seeking information from the public, offering up to $2,000 for tips leading to an arrest.

Harford County Sheriff's Office is seeking public help to find Raven Moses, last seen on December 3rd in Abingdon. A social media post urges anyone with information to contact Corporal Majewski.

Jaden Crowner was convicted of first-degree murder in the 2020 fatal shooting of a man during a supposed iPhone sale in Annapolis. He is already serving a life sentence for another murder.

A former Maryland employee pleaded guilty to filing $64,000 in fraudulent insurance claims to AFLAC while working for the state's Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services.