Breaking News: A grid emergency on Tuesday caused power rates in Baltimore and Washington, DC, to soar to almost $4,000 per megawatt-hour. The cold is still very much present. According to the US Weather Prediction Center, Baltimore may see temperatures below 28 degrees for nine days in a row—something that hasn't happened since the 1800s. [Hot Selling Portable Power Station -Great for Emergencies!] New York, Baltimore Power Prices Soar on Threat of Deeper Chill by u/ccperry in Stock_Market

The Baltimore area continues to battle the severe winter snow storm.  WBAL-TV 11 News  had a conversation with Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott in Canton. In order to enable personnel to perform their duties, Scott asked city dwellers to refrain from driving unless absolutely necessary. According to Scott, Monday is a closed day for offices and schools. How much snow has fallen in Maryland? Snowfall totals for Sunday's winter storm. - CBS Baltimore by u/ccperry in ColumbiaMD

Eleven suspects were charged with various counts of narcotics trafficking and firearms, according to the Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office. At a news conference on January 15, 2026, State's Attorney Ivan Bates presented the specifics of the drug trafficking takedown alongside U.S. Attorney for the District of Maryland Kelly O. Hayes, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI Baltimore Field Office Jimmy Paul, and other municipal authorities.

Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti made it crystal clear yesterday at the Ravens Press Conference that he wants Lamar Jackson to be his quarterback. Bisciotti answersed a question on the urgency of signing quarterback Lamar Jackson to a new deal and said that he doesn't want a long drawn oiut process. Bisciotti said that he would like to get a new contract deal for Lamar Jackson signed before free agency starts. Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti on whether John Harbaugh would still be coa... by u/ccperry in RavensFans

Veteran NFL head coach John Harbaugh is reportedly setting himself up for a lucrative return to the sidelines after being abruptly fired from the Baltimore Ravens after 18 seasons. He is reportedly demanding a staggering $20 million annual salary as part of his demands for any new coaching role, which is a startling turn of events. According to sources, Harbaugh, who guided the Ravens to a Super Bowl victory in 2013 and amassed an outstanding 172-108 regular-season record, is not only looking for top-tier pay but also substantial control over team operations, including complete control over roster decisions and a $10 million budget for his coaching staff. Despite the Ravens' recent postseason loss that led to his dismissal, a number of organizations, including the New York Giants, Atlanta Falcons, and Cleveland Browns, are interested in taking advantage of his track record. Harbaugh's demands, which might establish a new standard if fulfilled, are a reflection of the league...

Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti made the shocking announcement that he had fired head coach John Harbaugh after 18 seasons, ending one of the NFL's longest coaching tenures. The decision was made just two days after the Ravens' devastating 26-24 loss to the rival Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 18, in which rookie kicker Tyler Loop missed a last-second field goal, eliminating Baltimore from playoff contention and giving Pittsburgh the AFC North championship. Despite being a contender going into the season due to injuries and a 1-5 start, the club finished with an 8-9 record—one of just three losing seasons under Harbaugh—falling short of Super Bowl predictions. Bisciotti praised Harbaugh's Hall of Fame-worthy career, which included a Super Bowl XLVII victory in 2012, six division crowns, and a franchise-record 180 regular-season victories, calling the decision "incredibly difficult." Although Harbaugh, who has the second-longest tenure in the league after M...

[Click here for Baltimore Ravens fan gear] Baltimore Ravens fans are buzzing with renewed optimism after a frustrating year that saw the team finish around .500, plagued by injuries to star quarterback Lamar Jackson and defensive struggles that kept them on the playoff bubble until the final weeks. The fans in Purple and Black are looking forward to a bounce-back season in 2026 because Jackson is expected to return healthy, Derrick Henry is still driving the run game, and General Manager Eric DeCosta may be able to strengthen the offensive line, pass rush, or secondary with a higher draft pick. While the intense AFC North rivalry feeds hopes of division supremacy and a deep playoff run, extensions for important players like Mark Andrews suggest stability. Many in Ravens Nation remain hopeful that 2026 could finally bring that elusive first Super Bowl title in the Lamar era.