The Baltimore County Police and Randallstown NAACP collaborate to launch a diversity-focused recruitment drive, highlighted by a kickoff event combining a hiring and charity drive.

Anne Arundel County received its sixth consecutive Distinguished Budget Presentation Award from the Government Finance Officers Association for excellence in budgeting.

Maryland's Board of Public Works has approved $3.6 million for parks and conservation efforts across several counties, enhancing local natural areas and recreational facilities.

Ravens WR Diontae Johnson gets a one-game suspension for refusing to enter a game, impacting the team as they head into a match without a key receiver.

Mother's Grille in Federal Hill, Baltimore, is closing its flagship location after 27 years. The bar and restaurant, known for its patio and atmosphere, remains open until Jan. 19, with other locations continuing operations.

Nick Mosby called for a presidential pardon for his ex-wife, Marilyn Mosby, who was convicted of mortgage fraud, during his final duty as Baltimore City Council President.

Baltimore Police investigate a Bowers Ave shooting, leaving a 23-year-old injured. A suspect is in custody, and a gun was recovered.

Baltimore County police arrested Kevin Martin in the fatal shooting of Tracey Hankins Jr. on Liberty Road. Martin is held without bond as the investigation continues.

Baltimore Police arrested Charles Ward, 3rd, charging him with attempted murder after a shooting in the Northwest District. The victim received a gunshot wound but is stable. Public tips are welcomed.

The NWS forecasts continued cold temperatures for Baltimore, with below-average conditions and possible snow and wind gusts up to 55 mph later in the week.

Ravens' tight end Charlie Kolar and cornerback Arthur Maulet are placed on injured reserve, sidelining them for at least four games. Kolar sustained an arm injury, and Maulet is dealing with calf and knee issues.

A 60-year-old pedestrian died after being hit by a vehicle on Belair Road, Baltimore. Police are investigating the incident, and local concerns about pedestrian safety are mounting.

Baltimore faces a cold spell with below-average temperatures and potential snow showers through mid-next week, along with high winds making conditions feel even colder.