Four teens aged 13 and 14 were charged after stealing a car and leading Baltimore police on a chase, ending on Buchanan Avenue and West Old Cold Spring Lane. Their arrest prompted discussions on juvenile crime and justice in the city.

A cold weather spell is expected in Baltimore, with below-average temperatures through Thursday and the possibility of light snow showers and high winds, according to the National Weather Service.

A Baltimore man, Richard Holland Jr., has been charged with attempted murder following a shooting on October 27, leading to his arrest on November 30.

Snow, sleet, and rain prompted school delays and closures in the Baltimore area, affecting multiple educational institutions and county government offices.

Baltimore police are investigating the death of an eight-month-old girl found unresponsive, later pronounced dead at the hospital. No suspicion of foul play reported yet.

Mayor Brandon Scott reports declines in Baltimore's homicides and nonfatal shootings, attributing the success to collaborative efforts in public safety and crime intervention strategies.

A winter system brought snow, sleet, and freezing rain to Baltimore, affecting the morning rush. The National Weather Service issued advisories and warned of slick conditions, with temperatures expected to drop overnight, posing further hazards.

Anne Arundel County Police are hunting for three carjacking suspects, one on crutches, after a vehicle was stolen in Laurel. A shotgun was reportedly displayed during the crime. Authorities seek information on the rise in county carjackings.

Ten individuals, including correctional officers and inmates at Jessup Correctional Institution, have been indicted in separate contraband smuggling schemes.

A crash on Reisterstown Road in Pikesville resulted in one death and two injuries, involving a Corolla and a Lexus.

A 19-year-old was shot in Baltimore's Central District and has non-life-threatening injuries. Police are investigating with limited suspect information.

President Trump plans to attend the Army-Navy football game in Baltimore, amidst discussions on the city's crime, following a public spat with Maryland officials on the issue.

Kelly Madigan is resigning as Baltimore County Inspector General to take a similar role in Howard County on January 5, 2026; her deputy will serve as acting IG.