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.

One critically injured and two displaced after a house fire in Randallstown, Baltimore County, with significant damage reported. Fire controlled by 10:38 p.m.; investigation underway.

An 11-year-old girl was fatally struck by a Jeep in Harford County, Maryland; police are investigating without any current implications of wrongdoing by the driver.

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.

A man was arrested in Curtis Bay for assaulting two juveniles during a road rage incident involving E-Scooters.

Gasoline prices dropped for the fifth consecutive week with the national average at $2.75 per gallon, and Baltimore's average falling to $2.69; some stations offer fuel as low as $2.34 per gallon.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott presents an agenda for the 2026 legislative session focusing on housing, economic development, transportation, and public safety.

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.

Baltimore police investigate a homicide in Federal Hill after a man was found shot dead in a parking lot, with community concern over rising violence and local business revenue loss.

A strong cold front will bring gusty winds and a sharp temperature drop across Baltimore, with wind advisories and potential for hypothermia, frostbite, snow, and travel disruptions.

Baltimore County announces a two-week Christmas tree recycling program starting January 5, 2026, with curbside collection requiring trees to be free of decorations and not bagged.

A US Park Police officer was hit by a vehicle on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway and hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries; two drivers were arrested on suspicion of impaired driving.

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