Annapolis Mayor Littmann dismisses Police Chief Ed Jackson over management differences, appoints Capt. Amy Miguez as acting chief, citing her experience and department culture.

Light snow is expected in Baltimore with modest accumulations, followed by an Arctic front bringing snow showers and potentially damaging winds, possibly affecting travel and power.

Baltimore rebuts the SAO's claim that the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety & Engagement risks Brady violations in prosecutions, citing an independent legal opinion.

A Harford County woman was charged with assault and firearm offenses after a road rage incident on I-95, where she allegedly pointed a gun at another driver.

Dan Cox has filed to run again for Maryland governor, solidifying his conservative base with a running mate previously represented by Cox against machine gun charges.

Arrests have been made in a fatal East Baltimore robbery, with three men charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of 36-year-old Davon Johnson.

Baltimore’s Turnstile scored its first Grammy wins, earning Best Metal Performance and Best Rock Album, marking a major career milestone for the hometown band.

A triple shooting in Curtis Bay, Baltimore seriously injured a teenager and two men. All victims are in critical but stable condition. Police are investigating the incident.

Firefighters in Baltimore tackled a two-alarm fire early Saturday in harsh weather conditions; one resident was hospitalized, with the fire's cause under investigation.

Baltimore County Police shot an armed suspect in Rosedale after a confrontation. The suspect is hospitalized and officers involved are on leave pending investigation.

Baltimore faces a prolonged cold snap with single-digit wind chills, occasional snow, and strong winds, with advisories in effect from the National Weather Service.

Emmetson Zeah, 19, has been convicted of first-degree murder and other charges for a 2025 shooting that killed two teenagers outside the Mall in Columbia.

Sheriff Gahler accused County Executive Cassilly's team of inaction after a county employee used offensive language, raising public safety concerns. Despite being informed, the employee wasn't reassigned.