Maryland's Board of Public Works approved a management contract with Fraport Baltimore Partnership LLC for Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport concessions, after a lengthy and contentious process.

Anne Arundel County police arrested a 16-year-old boy for assault and weapons charges after he displayed a replica BB gun at Old Mill North Middle School.

Baltimore police are investigating a shooting in the Southern District where a 25-year-old male was shot. Witnesses are urged to come forward and can provide anonymous tips through Metro Crime Stoppers.

Mayor Brandon Scott appointed Sara Whaley as Baltimore’s first Executive Director of Overdose Response to manage opioid crisis efforts and restitution funds.

Baltimore expects turbulent weather with strong cold front, windy conditions, and potential snow squalls, followed by a weekend wintry mix and rain. Wind Advisories and Small Craft Advisories are issued.

Anne Arundel County releases its final master plan for the Crownsville Hospital Memorial Park focusing on community, sustainability, and respecting the site's history.

Maryland experiences a significant snowfall affecting daily life and prompting school closures or shifts to virtual learning, with varied responses across districts.

Annapolis police found drugs and a stolen, loaded gun during a traffic stop; the male passenger, a felon, was arrested while the female driver received a citation.

A winter storm in Baltimore caused road chaos, with a truck crashing into a house in Dundalk and MD State Police reporting over 150 accidents. Schools closed or delayed due to the storm, which may drop up to 7 inches of snow.

Baltimore to see a temporary dry spell before snow returns, with a cold front expected by Thursday afternoon. The weekend may bring rain and potential for flooding, while mariners and pilots should anticipate adverse conditions.

Baltimore City Councilwoman Odette Ramos proposed a bill to protect disaster victims from aggressive contractor solicitations by restricting access to the scene.

Marquis Mayo was found guilty of Felony First-Degree Murder, Kidnapping, and Firearm use in a crime, for the murder of David Winchester Jr. near an Annapolis school.

A 21-year-old was arrested in Glen Burnie for drugs, a firearm, and cash found at his home. He faces charges for control substances and illegal firearm possession.