Ex-Harford County detective Ryan Hall pled guilty to sexual exploitation of two children and possession of child abuse material while serving as a detective.

The National Weather Service forecasts a persistent Canadian high over Baltimore, predicting modest temperature rises and an upcoming series of weather systems, including potential snowfall and winter storms in the region.

Cameron Keelan was arrested in Parkville for an attempted kidnapping of three children; this incident may not be isolated, as police investigate further cases.

Gov. Moore appointed Sidney A. Butcher, Otis Freeman, Elizabeth López, and Noelle W. Newman as judges, enhancing diversity in Maryland's judiciary with their varied legal backgrounds.

Maryland is adhering to its newborn hepatitis B vaccination policy despite the CDC's relaxed stance, emphasizing its efficacy and importance for preventing infection.

One man was hospitalized after a morning shooting in East Baltimore; investigations by Eastern District Shooting detectives are underway, with public assistance requested.

A fire engulfed a third-floor apartment in Laurel, Maryland, prompting a large emergency response. At least 19 families were displaced, with the cause of the fire under investigation.

Today's Baltimore forecast predicts light snow and freezing fog with temperatures in the upper 20s to mid 30s, and strong winds. The cold will intensify at night with clear skies.

An electrical fire occurred on a barge in Baltimore, no injuries were reported. Firefighters contained the blaze and maintained readiness for contingencies. The cause is under investigation.

The body of Mohammed Halawa, a missing 26-year-old from Clarksville, was found with no signs of foul play in a wooded area after he disappeared on December 4.

Weather advisories are in effect for the Baltimore and D.C. regions for freezing fog, low visibility, and a cold front, with expected light snow showers and colder temperatures.

A person was displaced by a house fire in Edgewood caused by a chimney flue malfunction; the fire was controlled within 20 minutes, causing $50,000 in damages.

A shooting in Southwest Baltimore claimed two lives and left two critically injured early Saturday morning; police are investigating and seeking information.