Harford County's Council member Aaron Penman has been ordered to leave his post due to conflicts arising from his Sheriff's deputy role, a decision he's appealing citing retaliatory motives by the County Executive.

A cold front is bringing winter conditions to Baltimore, with potential flurries and low wind chills expected, prompting a Cold Weather Advisory from the National Weather Service.

The Baltimore City Fire Department investigates a fatal fire in Waverly, where a 63-year-old woman died and six buildings were affected. An arson probe is ongoing; no ignitable liquids found.

Two Baltimore officers were injured when hit by a car during a traffic stop; they are in stable condition, and the driver stayed on the scene. Investigations are ongoing.

Johns Hopkins University agrees to enhanced training and assessment measures for handling reports of harassment and discrimination following a federal investigation.

Baltimore prepares for continued cold with snow forecast for Friday night into Saturday, and winter storm warnings in effect for the Alleghenies. High pressure will bring slight relief on Friday.

Reconstruction of Maryland's collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge is scheduled, involving pre-construction river and land surveys, with community participation for potential property inspections.

Former Baltimore Orioles pitcher Brian Matusz has died at 37. Known for his dedication to the sport and community, he had a notable career with the Orioles from 2009 to 2016.

An armed robbery occurred at a 7-Eleven in Laurel, with police searching for a suspect who fled after implying he had a weapon. No injuries were reported.

A ride-share driver in Baltimore was carjacked early morning; police apprehended a 20-year-old male suspect after a chase.

A severe winter storm is expected to bring heavy snow and freezing conditions to Baltimore, with the potential for significant accumulations and treacherous travel.

Harford County detectives investigate a fatal shooting in Aberdeen, where 18-year-old Kylonne Taylor was killed and another man was injured. The incident is not believed to be random.

Baltimore is preparing for a winter storm with a "full activation" response, deploying over 650 snow removal units and issuing a Code Blue alert for the homeless. Residents are urged to stay off roads during the heaviest snowfall.