Baltimore residents are struggling with sudden, sharp increases in BGE utility bills, prompting a temporary ban on disconnections and waived late fees by the company.

Brandon Russell, a white supremacist leader, was convicted of plotting to damage an energy facility after a federal trial, with an intent to disrupt the Baltimore power grid.

A cold front in Baltimore brings stable temperatures with potential for mixed wintry precipitation mid-week and possible hazardous conditions for aviation and maritime sectors. Residents should stay informed and prepared for varying weather.

Dylan Behler has been recommended for a Maryland House of Delegates seat by the Anne Arundel Democratic Central Committee, awaiting Governor Moore's approval.

John Callis, a 24-year-old Ravens fan, pleads guilty to assaulting two men after a game, receiving five years probation and over $4,000 in restitution.

Masked assailants robbed a man behind Hoyt’s Cinema in Linthicum; the victim is stable after minor injuries. Police seek information on the February 1 incident.

A fire occurred at a farmhouse at Hampton National Historic Site in Maryland, with no major damage or injuries reported. Firefighters quickly contained the blaze, originating in the basement.

Baltimore County Police investigate a fatal Parkville crash where two died after a car hit a parked tow truck.

The forecast for Baltimore shows a week of varied weather, with temperatures shifting from the upper 50s to lower 30s. Rain, wind, and potential wintry mix are expected.

Three more massage therapists have accused Ravens' Justin Tucker of sexual misconduct, totaling nine accusers since 2012. Tucker denies the claims; the NFL is reviewing the allegations.

Baltimore Police arrested a 27-year-old man for carjacking using a License Plate Recognition system; his identity remains undisclosed pending investigation.

Weather changes are expected in Baltimore with warm and cold fronts moving in, bringing varied temperatures and clouds, according to the National Weather Service.

Howard County Public Schools enforces a new policy from March 3 to keep cellphones out of sight during school hours, aiming to reduce classroom distractions.