Ryan Alexander Bray, 18, was arrested in Linthicum, MD, for assault, drug possession, and carrying firearms after police were called to an assault and he fled, leading to a vehicle pursuit and his subsequent arrest.

A cyberattack disrupted Maryland Transit Administration systems, affecting Mobility paratransit service schedules and real-time tracking but main services continue operating.

Two children were arrested for allegedly setting a fire at a Baltimore school playground, causing community distress. Despite the incident, the school plans to remain open.

President Trump and Maryland Governor Moore spar over crime management in Baltimore, with Trump ready to send troops and questioning Moore's military honors, while local officials seek federal law enforcement resources over the National Guard.

A 66-year-old woman was seriously injured and her three cats died in a fire in Havre De Grace. The blaze was possibly related to her oxygen concentrator.

Authorities charged Shalyne Brown with second-degree murder and child abuse in the death of her 3-year-old child, who died from dehydration and malnourishment.

A two-vehicle crash in Baltimore County led to the death of 74-year-old Patricia Cook; a teen driver involved fled but returned later. Investigations are ongoing.

Baltimore anticipates a weather shift with storms and cooler temperatures as a cold front approaches, while Hurricane Erin is predicted to remain offshore.

A lightning strike caused a fire in a Pikesville apartment, killing a dog and displacing over 15 residents. Two firefighters were injured but released from the hospital.

Firefighters in Baltimore County rescued a horse from an 8-10 foot pit after it fell through a wooden plank. The horse was sedated and lifted out without injuries.

Anne Arundel County Police report a decline in major crimes, crediting a mix of police work, data-driven strategies, technology use, and community relations.

An 18-year-old woman was shot in the hand in West Baltimore; detectives are investigating, with no suspects yet. Her injuries aren't life-threatening.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott defends the city's crime reduction after former President Trump critiqued it, citing a significant decrease in homicides and successful crime intervention strategies.