Recent carjackings by juveniles in Northwest Baltimore have targeted elderly residents, with a 62-year-old woman and a 79-year-old man among the recent victims. Local police report a 233% increase in juvenile carjackings, raising community concern.

A 14-year-old was charged as an adult with attempted murder after turning himself in for a shooting near Dunbar High School, injuring another student.

Baltimore's Joseph H. Brown Funeral Home offers water cremation as an eco-friendlier option than traditional cremation but at a higher cost, amidst legislative efforts to find greener death care alternatives.

The Baltimore Orioles are altering the left field wall dimensions at Camden Yards to create a more balanced playfield, reversing a previous extension that proved to be an overcorrection.

Baltimore police arrested four males and recovered two handguns after detecting a carjacked vehicle using License Plate Reader technology in the Western District.

Carnival Cruise Line extends its sailing operations from the Port of Baltimore with a new five-year contract, highlighting economic benefits and a two-decade partnership.

Two teens were charged after a carjacking and assault on a 79-year-old in Baltimore, with police apprehending the juveniles following a vehicle pursuit.

Eight interim board members, including leaders, have resigned from Baltimore's BOPA following the city's decision to end its contract with the organization.

Howard County has launched a Vulnerability Disclosure Program in partnership with HackerOne to identify and address cyber threats, being the first in the state to do so, enhancing protection across various critical systems.

Brooklyn police are investigating after a driver reported a gunshot from a passing SUV hit his car. No injuries were reported in the incident.

A double shooting in Baltimore's Frankford neighborhood left a teenager and an adult male injured, prompting police investigation. Despite the incident, the city's major crimes have decreased.

Mary Pat Clarke, Baltimore's first woman City Council President, has passed away, leaving behind a legacy of public service and commitment to the city.

The family of Isaiah Shackleford seeks justice for his fatal shooting on I-295 and urges the public to provide information to aid the police investigation.