Baltimore is facing a severe cold snap with dangerous wind chills as low as -20°F, prompting advisories and warnings for extreme cold and gusty winds. A warming trend is expected starting Sunday.

Rescue teams are working to free a worker trapped in a sand hopper in Cockeysville, with emergency services from Baltimore County and City responding. The worker's condition is unclear.

Lisa Lea was sentenced to 30 years for a crash on I-695 that killed six workers; she had THC and cyclobenzaprine in her system and was speeding. The tragedy has prompted MD to implement new road safety measures.

A 23-year-old man was injured in a non-fatal shooting in Greektown, Southeast Baltimore, and was hospitalized. Police investigate and seek community assistance.

A softball coach in Baltimore County is indicted for child sexual exploitation, involving explicit texts, a physical relationship, and coercing a minor into sexual acts.

Kenyon Cypress, 22, was arrested by Baltimore police for a 2025 attempted murder in the Central District; he now faces Attempted First-Degree Murder charges.

The BPD has met compliance in two more areas of the federal consent decree, following efforts spurred by Freddie Gray's 2015 death. Progress includes new officer recruitment and technological advances, with 82% of mandates on track.

Jesse Minter is introduced as the Baltimore Ravens' fourth head coach, emphasizing teamwork and a peak performance strategy for late-season and playoffs.

Arctic blast in Baltimore brings dangerous wind chills; residents advised to heed cold weather advisories and brace for extreme cold and potential light snow.

A 14-year-old boy was shot in the finger in Northwest Baltimore; police are investigating the non-fatal incident.

A Maryland State Police K-9 named Margo located a missing autistic teenager during a severe winter storm, with rescuers demonstrating compassion throughout the search.

Baltimore Police arrested three juveniles after a carjacking in East Baltimore; suspects previously faced charges including robbery and handgun violations.

A woman died in an apparent accident on an icy Annapolis hiking trail, with extreme cold considered a contributing factor. Police do not suspect foul play.