Baltimore police respond to a shooting on N. Central St. and a double-shooting at a nearby senior living facility, with SWAT and multiple units investigating.

Baltimore Police arrested three juveniles linked to an armed carjacking earlier this month; two were released to guardians, while one was hospitalized and then released.

An Amazon delivery van hit a 29-year-old woman at a Baltimore intersection, caught on a doorbell camera. The driver was suspended and the woman is recovering from non-life-threatening injuries.

A family safely escaped a house fire in White Marsh, which was reported around 5:30 a.m. after neighbors heard an explosion. Investigations into the cause are ongoing.

Baltimore experienced light snowfall with a weather advisory in effect, but clearer skies and warmer temperatures are expected soon.

A cyclist, 47, was killed in a collision with a Ford F150 on Ritchie Highway. The accident occurred at 3:40 a.m., and the cyclist died at the hospital. The truck driver's fate is unclear as the investigation continues.

Howard County's Council held a contentious meeting with many residents speaking out about W.R. Grace & Co.'s proposed plastic recycling plant in Columbia, amid fears of chemical pollution despite the company's assurances of safety.

Baltimore's Little Italy enhances safety with a new camera network, improved lighting, and future infrastructure upgrades, supported by grant funding and state officials.

Baltimore gets its own Monopoly edition, with local landmarks and businesses set to replace the classic board squares. Citizens are invited to suggest features for the game, which will also include city-specific cards and money.

Baltimore man Rashad Harrison pleaded guilty to stealing over $82,000 from a state food program through false claims via his nonprofit. He received probation and must repay the funds.

Carroll County School Board seeks extra funds to prevent cuts that would lead to the loss of nearly 100 positions due to a budget shortfall influenced by state education reforms.

Anne Arundel County police arrested a 66-year-old man after a reported road rage incident involving a firearm.

Baltimore held its first Black History Month Parade with performances and local dignitaries emphasizing the importance of remembering significant African American contributions.