The Bel Air Police Department is investigating a video by influencer Dan Hentschel discussing purported school shooting plans, leading to heightened security and potential legal action.

Katherine Klausmeier is named the new Baltimore County Executive, replacing Johnny Olszewski. She'll serve until the 2026 elections and won't run for a full term.

Maurice Prioleau was arrested for the December 26th murder of DeAngelo West in Baltimore's Eastern District. The motive is unclear, and the investigation continues.

Howard County is starting construction on January 20th to extend water services in Elkridge, which includes a new water pipe section on Race Road. Traffic will be managed by flaggers during work hours Monday-Friday.

Two men were shot in Baltimore's Northwest District on Sunday night. One is in critical condition, while police investigate the violent incident.

The Baltimore area is facing intense cold with potential severe winter weather. The National Weather Service advises caution as conditions remain dry and breezy due to Arctic pressure, with wind chills and more snowfall expected.

An armed robbery occurred at a 7-Eleven in Laurel, with police searching for a suspect who fled after implying he had a weapon. No injuries were reported.

A ride-share driver in Baltimore was carjacked early morning; police apprehended a 20-year-old male suspect after a chase.

Del. Shaneka Henson has been recommended to fill Anne Arundel County's District 30 state Senate seat, potentially becoming the first Black woman to hold the position.

First responders tackled a fire involving three vehicles and a garage in Sykesville, with multiple fire departments collaborating to extinguish the blaze. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott declares a State of Emergency in Baltimore due to severe winter weather, activating the city's emergency response plan for 48 hours.

A severe winter storm is expected to bring heavy snow and freezing conditions to Baltimore, with the potential for significant accumulations and treacherous travel.

Atlas Restaurant Group will open a Japanese izakaya named Kannon in Baltimore's Harbor East/Fells Point in Spring 2025, featuring a menu by Chef Timur Fazilov.