A Baltimore man, Jose Adan Lopez-Guevara, faces federal charges for sexually exploiting a minor and possessing child abuse material, with a potential sentence of up to 30 years per count.

Ravens leadership reflected on the season's highs and strategized for the future, focusing on player contracts and team growth, despite their playoff loss.

The Baltimore Police are investigating a possible abduction in West Baltimore and seek help to find Brandon Barney and Leonda Hayes, last seen Tuesday night.

Arctic pressure keeps Baltimore chilly, but temperatures will rise later in the week with mostly sunny skies expected. No severe weather advisories currently in effect.

A fire in Baltimore County critically injured one person; heavy fire and hoarding conditions challenged responders. The fire, now under control, is under investigation.

Harford County Council voted 5-2 against allowing liquor stores and cannabis dispensaries in neighborhood business districts, reflecting community and County Executive opposition.

Traffic will be disrupted in Anne Arundel County for the viewing of fallen firefighter Christopher Higgins, with road closures around the funeral home on Mountain Road.

The Baltimore Orioles introduce the "Birdland Value Menu" with affordable concession options at Camden Yards, aiming to enhance the fan experience with budget-friendly food and drink prices.

Del. Dalya Attar is recommended for a vacant Maryland state Senate seat, potentially becoming the first Orthodox Jewish woman in the role, pending Governor Moore's approval.

Former Baltimore teacher Christopher Kenji Bendann received a 35-year federal prison sentence for child sexual abuse and cyberstalking a former student.

Baltimore expects icy conditions with below-average temperatures and severe wind chills. Relief is forecasted by the weekend, but a cold front may bring snow showers.

The Baltimore County Police are investigating a shooting on Heil Manor Drive that left one victim hospitalized, with an ongoing search for evidence and suspects.

Volunteers in Maryland celebrated MLK Day through community service, including revamping a school and supporting the food bank, inspired by King's legacy of service.