Baltimore braces for snow and extreme cold as a powerful weather system approaches, with possible 1-4 inches of accumulation and the coldest temperatures since December 2022 expected early next week.

Three individuals from Washington, DC were arrested in Annapolis following a shooting, with no reported injuries. Police found a gun and shell casings in their car.

Keddric Anderson was arrested in Baltimore County for multiple dirt bike thefts, assault, and armed carjacking. The police urge using "Transaction Safe Zones" for safer online marketplace exchanges.

Three suspects were arrested for a November shooting in Baltimore after being charged with attempted first-degree murder, according to the Baltimore Police Department.

Blü Cā, a new Jamaican restaurant by One Love Restaurant Group, is set to open in Baltimore Peninsula in early 2026, offering a waterfront dining experience with a mix of Jamaican and international cuisine.

The Maryland Department of Juvenile Services faces criticism for outdated systems and poor oversight, highlighted by a recent audit and Senate committee meeting.

Baltimore County officials and residents discussed responses to recent crimes, including a mass shooting in Towson, with no arrests yet made. Increased patrols and new technology were highlighted as part of the law enforcement strategy.

Howard County Police offer a $5,000 reward for information on the homicide of Lance Carrington, a 17-year-old shot in his car, with the incident possibly drug-related.

A clipper system will bring snow to Baltimore, followed by an Arctic front with very cold conditions, warns the National Weather Service. There may be travel disruptions due to snowfall, and extreme cold is expected by next week.

Baltimore County Police investigate a fatal crash in Essex that claimed the life of 24-year-old Kahron Thompson after his vehicle hit a curb and traffic barrier.

Scott Barnett confessed to the 2014 murders of Terrill Lehman and Charles Webster in Baltimore, leading to his arrest and charges of first and second-degree murder.

Baltimore City Council passed a non-binding resolution urging DPW to expand aid for residents facing sewer back-ups. Few affected households received support, despite many reported incidents.

Dr. Myriam Rogers, Superintendent of Baltimore County Public Schools, proposes a $2.98 billion budget for 2025-26, marking a 6.5% hike to enhance education and staff welfare.