The National Weather Service forecasts a varied week for Baltimore with sunshine, a weak cold front, a warming trend with above-seasonal temperatures, potential showers midweek, and favorable flying and boating conditions.

A fundraiser was held at Fallston Barrel House to support the Axelsson family after a fire, with efforts focusing on finding their missing dogs, Teddy and Mac.

Baltimore's Port Discovery Children's Museum hosted a daytime New Year's event with a noon countdown for families, featuring crafts, balloons, and sensory-friendly options.

Tommy Bahama and other stores are closing at Towson Town Center, with crime and economic concerns cited as reasons, while local commerce remains hopeful, offering incentives to new businesses.

Armed robbery at a Glen Burnie 7-Eleven; suspects fled with cash and remain at large. Police seek public assistance.

A report revealed that a combination of combustible gases caused a manhole fire in Baltimore, leading to damage and power outages. The mayor and city officials are working on proactive safety measures.

Protestors in Baltimore are demanding Maryland end its cooperation with ICE after an ICE-involved shooting incident, calling the agency's actions sloppy and harmful to the community.

Baltimore experiences cold winds, potential snow showers, and a Gale Warning for mariners due to a low-pressure system in eastern Canada and an approaching upper-level disturbance.

Zach Eflin signs a $10 million one-year deal with the Baltimore Orioles, after a season marred by injuries. The deal includes a $25 million mutual option for 2027, with performance-based incentives.

Inmate George Kenney, 69, died following multiple cardiac emergencies at Harford County Detention Center, prompting an investigation into his death, attributed to natural causes.

The National Weather Service predicts various weather events for Baltimore, including cloud coverage, rain, and potential high winds up to 60 mph in some areas, with advisories and warnings anticipated.

Two were hospitalized after ICE agents exchanged gunfire with a van driver in Glen Burnie during an enforcement operation. The incident is under investigation.

Howard County's Toys for Tots distributed toys to nearly 4,000 children, setting a record, with partnerships led by County Executive Calvin Ball and others.