Monet Thompson was arrested for the fatal shooting of Allison McIntyre at an Annapolis shopping center, with public help and evidence leading to the swift capture.

Baltimore secures an $80 million opioid crisis settlement from Walgreens, to be used for remediation efforts including support for BCORE and peer councils. The city has accrued $402.5 million in total settlements.

Three teens were arrested in Northeast Baltimore for an armed carjacking on Frisby Street. The stolen car was recovered, and charges include armed robbery.

The FBI led raids in Annapolis, Anne Arundel County, and Baltimore targeting drug and gun trafficking, with multiple agencies involved and numerous warrants executed.

Baltimore Police seek public help to identify a suspect in a non-fatal shooting on North Rose Street and encourage tip submissions through their hotline or website.

A Southern District police officer, Corporal Sears, rescued an entangled deer in Annapolis with shears, allowing the unharmed animal to safely return to the wild.

Gordon Staron pleads guilty to first-degree murder for strangling his cellmate in Baltimore, with sentencing set for December 19. State’s Attorney Bates prosecuted, marking a rare appearance by a sitting State’s Attorney.

Baltimore begins its Civil Rights Week with the 31st Annual Civil Rights Breakfast featuring keynote speaker Marc Morial. Events will honor civil rights contributions and aim to inspire progress.

Chad Helton has been named President & CEO of the Enoch Pratt Free Library in Baltimore, bringing extensive experience from public and academic library roles.

A 66-year-old man was assaulted and robbed in Baltimore, leading to the arrest of two youths and community outrage at the handling by the Department of Juvenile Services.

The Baltimore Safe Haven, a trans-led LGBTQIA+ resource center, was vandalized for a third time, with thieves causing significant damage and stealing items.

A Baltimore Police report details the arrest of two individuals after a violent, armed robbery on South Madeira Street, including the recovery of a weapon and stolen property.

Chappell Roan withdrew from the 'All Things Go' music festival, citing health prioritization. Organizers and fans supported her decision. The festival continues with other artists performing.