Federal prosecutors in Baltimore have charged two more MS-13 members for violent crimes, including four murders and two attempted murders, as part of an expanded racketeering case.

Atlas Restaurant Group acquires majority ownership in Annapolis' Boatyard Bar & Grill, assuring the preservation of its legacy and ethos, with founder Dick Franyo remaining actively involved.

Anne Arundel County Police corrected the narrative of a December ICE event, emphasizing their non-enforcement of immigration laws and commitment to serve all residents.

The Roots and Stephanie Mills are set to headline Baltimore's Artscape festival in 2026, with expectations of significant economic impact and a blend of culture and interactive experiences.

Baltimore's weather forecast includes a temperature roller coaster and heavy precipitation, with potential freezing rain in some counties and gusty conditions impacting aviation and marine activities. A drying trend is expected next week.

Governor Wes Moore proposes $124.1 million for Maryland law enforcement amidst a decline in violent crime including a notable drop in homicides across the state.

The Baltimore Collegiate School for Boys may close due to financial issues and under-enrollment, despite its positive impact on alumni and high graduation rates. A public hearing will determine its fate.

A Rosedale woman won $1 million in a Maryland Lottery raffle that coincided with her late mother's birthday. She plans to use the money for retirement, a new car, and home renovations. The winning ticket was bought at a Pikesville 7-Eleven.

A police officer in downtown Baltimore shot a 29-year-old man during a traffic stop after being dragged by the suspect's vehicle. The man is now in custody and investigations are ongoing.

Aaron Poynton resigned as President of Harford County Public School Board, citing new CEO role demands, after Superintendent Sean Bulson was placed on leave.

A contractor was injured at a Baltimore police station when a shotgun accidentally discharged during an inspection, leading to an ongoing investigation.

Baltimore introduces new subway cars as part of a broader effort to modernize its public transit system, including improved amenities, bike storage, and investments in infrastructure.

A mix of calm, sunny, and gusty weather is expected in Baltimore, with a high pressure today, a warm front on Friday, and unseasonably warm temperatures before a winter chill returns next week.