Ravens WR Diontae Johnson gets a one-game suspension for refusing to enter a game, impacting the team as they head into a match without a key receiver.

Mother's Grille in Federal Hill, Baltimore, is closing its flagship location after 27 years. The bar and restaurant, known for its patio and atmosphere, remains open until Jan. 19, with other locations continuing operations.

Anne Arundel County Public Library has launched a Chromebook lending program at the Brooklyn Park branch, offering kits with Wi-Fi for 12 weeks, funded by T-Mobile for Government and others.

A tractor-trailer crash on I-95 South near the Fort McHenry Tunnel in Baltimore caused a fuel leak and fire, with major traffic disruptions and road closures.

Baltimore and the surrounding areas are experiencing below-normal temperatures and high winds, with a warming trend expected over the weekend before possible rain next week.

Baltimore resident Robert Conley was found guilty of 42 animal cruelty counts, ordered to pay $12,000 to BARCS, and given supervised probation for mistreating 83 dogs.

Nick Mosby called for a presidential pardon for his ex-wife, Marilyn Mosby, who was convicted of mortgage fraud, during his final duty as Baltimore City Council President.

BARCS animal shelter in Baltimore waives adoption fees due to reaching full capacity after taking in 100 animals in 48 hours, as they appeal to the community for help with fostering and financial support.

Four apprehended after daylight robbery in Glen Burnie, with firearms and drugs seized by the Anne Arundel County Police Department.

Baltimore County honors fallen Officer Amy Caprio with a sign at Honeygo Run Regional Park, as her killer, along with accomplices involved in a crime spree, face sentences.

Jack Callis will stay in jail until his trial for allegedly assaulting Washington Commanders fans, as Judge Tanner rejects bail due to no substance abuse treatment progress.

Baltimore reflects on the Key Bridge collapse through an art exhibit titled "Echoes from the Key Bridge," showcasing local artists' work and the community's solidarity.

A Maryland man is charged with malicious burning and destruction of property for using a flamethrower to burn "TRUMP" and "USA" into a street, caught on TikTok.