A man suffered a non-fatal gunshot wound in west Baltimore and was taken to a hospital. Police are investigating the incident and seeking information from the public.

A 73-year-old woman died in Carroll County after her vehicle collided with a dump truck, with the truck driver unharmed. Maryland State Police are investigating the incident.

Four people were arrested in connection to a fire in Washington County, MD, where three individuals died; they face charges including murder and arson.

A 77-year-old man died after being hit by a car in Northwest Baltimore on Park Heights Avenue; police investigate the incident seeking public information.

Forecasters predict sleet, snow, and rain for the Baltimore region, with a Winter Weather Advisory in place. Cold temperatures and a possible second storm are expected soon.

An incident at Annapolis Mall, initially believed to be an active shooter situation, was confirmed by police to be a disturbance with no shots fired. Normal operations resumed after a temporary lockdown.

Baltimore's Kennedy Krieger Institute started its 36th annual Festival of Trees fundraiser, featuring over 850 trees and supporting neurodevelopmental work.

The National Weather Service in Baltimore MD/Washington has issued advisories for a cold spell with wintry hazards including snow, sleet, and freezing rain.

Baltimore released an interactive map to show how the Housing Options And Opportunities Act could reshape neighborhoods, promoting transparent discussions on zoning changes for housing.

The Bengals defeated the Ravens 32-14, capitalizing on five Baltimore turnovers. Joe Burrow led his team to victory with key touchdowns after recovering from an injury.

Baltimore mourns the loss of Gregory Turnipseed, a DOT employee, with city officials expressing their condolences. Turnipseed died after being assaulted on duty; a suspect is arrested.

Maryland AG Brown warns consumers of AI-powered holiday scams and advises verifying retailers and using secure online payment methods to prevent fraud and financial losses.

To protect the homeless from freezing temperatures, Baltimore's MOHS activated Code Purple, providing emergency shelters and warming centers across the city.