The National Weather Service reports sunny and chilly weather for Baltimore, with dry conditions expected to continue through the weekend before a potential change in weather patterns brings possible mixed precipitation.

A person in Bel Air, Maryland wins a $1 million Mega Millions ticket sold at a Wawa store, with the jackpot rising to $670 million for the next draw on Friday the 13th.

Ryan Lee has been appointed Chief of Detectives at the Baltimore Police Department after serving as Boise Police Chief and working in Portland. He brings experience in leadership and community policing.

A woman in Brooklyn Park was robbed at gunpoint while trying to sell an item on Facebook Marketplace. The police urge caution and promote Safe Transaction Zones.

Baltimore police arrested James Richburg, 61, for the November homicide of William Womack, following a shooting linked to a bus dispute in the city's Central District.

The Chesapeake Executive Council met to update strategies for Chesapeake Bay restoration, including forming an Agricultural Advisory Committee and revising the 2014 watershed agreement.

Anne Arundel County Police are searching for 64-year-old Eric Bambacus, last seen at Arundel Mills Mall on December 10, and asking for public assistance.

Isabel Cumming has been reappointed for a second term as Baltimore's Inspector General, having led an office that addressed waste and fraud, and responded to 827 complaints in 2024.

Nacho Mama's, a popular Baltimore Mexican eatery, is closing its Canton and Towson locations on January 12, 2025. Sister restaurants will continue service.

Residents at a Baltimore County Council hearing voiced their preferences for the next County Executive, emphasizing ethics, experience, and fair compensation.

The Baltimore region is preparing for a mix of weather, including rain, snow, and strong winds due to a low pressure system with minimal flood risk and a Wind Advisory in mountainous areas.

The article discusses Baltimore County's efforts to improve student safety around stopped school buses and reports 7,437 citations for related violations since Nov 4th, 2024, despite the use of bus cameras and a $250 fine.

Baltimore County plans to revamp 33 playgrounds in 2025, investing $3 million for better equipment and facilities.