Plungers ran into the cold Chesapeake Bay this weekend marking the 29th annual Special Olympics Maryland Polar Bear Plunge. Check out photos from the cold event.

If the Super Plungers braved the cold waters of the Chesapeake Bay for 24 plunges in 24 hours over the weekend, you can do it once.

More than 4,000 Maryland students braved the wind and cold to show their support for Special Olympics Maryland on Wednesday.

Members of law enforcement and fire departments took part in the Polar Plunge in Marion on Sunday. Sheriff Matt Bayles hosted ...

If the Super Plungers braved the cold waters of the Chesapeake Bay for 24 plunges in 24 hours over the weekend, you can do it ...

Plungers ran into the cold Chesapeake Bay on Saturday, February 1, marking the 29th annual Special Olympics Maryland Polar Bear Plunge. The fundraising event, in which individuals pledge $100 or ...

Jim Schmutz, president and CEO of Special Olympics Maryland, says it's ideal weather for Super Plungers to jumpstart the Polar Bear Plunge. It's your time to give! Call 410-261-2300 or go to ...

The Queen Anne’s County Sheriff’s Office joined athletes and law enforcement from across the state for the annual Polar Bear Plunge in support of Special Olympics Maryland. The Queen Anne’s Sheriff’s ...

Maryland (WBAL ... but only from the home county for the Polar Bear Plunge, Anne Arundel County. The event is very special to them and it continues to grow every single year.