Light To Moderate Snow More Likely This Weekend
Light to moderate snow is looking more and more likely, with the majority of models showing measurable snowfall across most of our area.
Watch CBS News
Light to moderate snow is looking more and more likely, with the majority of models showing measurable snowfall across most of our area.
D.C. City Council has unanimously passed emergency legislation allowing Mayor Muriel Bowser to issue marriage licenses during the partial government shutdown.
It seemed like just another easy Maryland win judging by the way the Terrapins walked through the handshake line and off the court after beating Nebraska.
Police arrested 36-year-old James Fullard Tuesday for the attempted murder of two teenagers in Baltimore.
Baltimore Police report three shootings overnight. One person was killed and another was taken to the hospital in serious condition.
Deputy Attorney General, and former Maryland U.S. Attorney, Rod Rosenstein is planning to leave shortly after the new Attorney General is confirmed.
Baltimore's third annual women's march has been scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 19, 2019 at 11 a.m.
After meeting for more than four hours, the Baltimore City school board voted to close five district schools Tuesday night.
A man was rushed to the hospital Tuesday evening after police said he was hit by a car in southeast Baltimore.
After a very pleasant and mild day, a line of showers with gusty winds, brief downpours, and lightning crossed the area Tuesday night.
Soon after President Trump's live address went off the air Tuesday night, some Maryland officials offered their responses.
President Trump delivered his first prime-time address from the Oval Office Tuesday night, reiterating that there is a "crisis" at the southern border but offering no new policy or approach.
President Donald J. Trump will address the nation this evening from the Oval Office.
Baltimore County Police are looking for a critically-missing man who was last seen Tuesday afternoon.
Members of the Baltimore City Council and advocates called on the Department of Public Works Tuesday to produce an independent rate study before raising the city's water bills.
