A woman who crashed her car into Baltimore's Inner Harbor last week has died, according to Baltimore Police. Crews responded to the crash near Eastern Avenue by Pier 5, just after 6 p.m. on November 18.

BALTIMORE — A woman was rescued from a submerged vehicle in Baltimore's Inner Harbor and taken to a hospital in critical condition. Police say the vehicle was submerged in the 700 block of Eastern Avenue between Piers 4 and 5 on Tuesday night.

Christmas in Baltimore is here. Take a look and choose from these holiday-themed events. See a classic ballet or play with a Maryland flavor, see trains big and small, go to a classic comedy with

Baltimore’s holiday season transforms the waterfront into a warm and welcoming space filled with lights, music, and seasonal charm that brighten even the coldest winter day. The city’s blend of historic character and lively harbor scenery creates an inviting atmosphere for locals and visitors alike.

Baltimore firefighters rescued a driver after her vehicle sunk after plunging into the Inner Harbor. The woman was transported to a local hospital in critical condition, WBAL reported. Video showed crews bringing her to the surface.

Rescue teams saved a person from a submerged vehicle in Baltimore's Inner Harbor, with the victim in critical condition.

For the first time ever, Watermark is partnering with the Baltimore Christmas Village to offer Christmas Express cruises just in time for the holidays. The Annapolis-based business has been creating experiences since 1972 and decided this year to take part in one of the largest Christmas festivals in Baltimore City.

ACTUALLY IMPROVING. THERE WAS A TIME WHEN JUMPING INTO THE HARBOR PROBABLY WASN’T ON A LOT OF PEOPLE’S BUCKET LISTS, BUT 150 PEOPLE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO JUMPING INTO THE HARBOR THIS SUNDAY FOR THE SOLD OUT HARBOR SPLASH EVENT. I’VE BEEN FASCINATED ...

Baltimore schools delayed or closed due to wintry mix, with various colleges and government offices opening late.

School districts in Maryland are starting to delay opening on Tuesday morning because of wintry weather and potentially slick road conditions.

BALTIMORE — A woman who was rescued from a car submerged in Baltimore's Inner Harbor last week has died. The 52-year-old's vehicle plunged into the water on November 18, between Piers 4 and 5, off Eastern Avenue. Crews were able to pull the woman from the car and get her to a hospital.