Baltimore Police arrested two previously convicted men with loaded guns on New Year's Day, leading to gun-related charges and highlighting issues with illegal firearms.

A major collision in Owings Mills, Baltimore County, caused extensive traffic delays, prompting road closures and affecting local businesses and commuters.

A mother was charged with first-degree murder and child abuse after her infant daughter died from traumatic injuries. Harford County Sheriff's Office is investigating the case.

Two men robbed a citizen at gunpoint in the Clarion Hotel parking lot in Brooklyn, fleeing with cash and property. Police seek information from the public.

A 9-year-old boy in Maryland was critically injured in a Laurel townhouse fire, with a woman also evaluated at the scene. The fire's cause is under investigation.

A judge dismissed a lawsuit blaming the City of Baltimore for the deaths of three firefighters, finding no evidence of intentional harm or a due process violation.

Baltimore County detectives seized a ghost gun and a stolen firearm fitted with an automatic conversion device; five individuals were arrested, with charges including possession of unserialized firearms.

Christmas and the first night of Hanukkah coincided for the first time in nearly 20 years, with community celebrations reflecting the shared joy of the season.

A suspect, Charles Pettus Jr., was arrested by Baltimore County Police for a non-fatal shooting in Woodlawn on December 21. He faces attempted murder and assault charges and is held without bail.

Baltimore expects dry, cold weather and possible icy conditions, with a chance of wintry precipitation on Tuesday. Advisories are in place for potential freezing rain that could affect travel.

The Baltimore Ravens clinched a playoff spot with a 34-17 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers, improving their record to 10-5 and maintaining strong AFC North contention.

Roman Dombrowski, a 20-year-old from Baltimore, has been named the 17th Master Angler by Maryland's FishMaryland program, praised for his diverse and trophy-sized catches.

A toy drive at Sandtown Winchester Academy, with support from local foundations and DTLR, offered toys, haircuts, and community connection to local families.