Baltimore County Police are investigating a shooting in Owings Mills where Chariyah Woods, 24, was killed, and a man was injured. The incident is being treated as a homicide with an ongoing search for suspects and motive.

Two Baltimore men were arrested in Frederick on suspicion of attempted burglary after being found by deputies near a home's front door. Both men have prior legal issues.

Baltimore Police Officer Robert A. Parks was suspended without pay after a viral video showed him attempting to use his cruiser to run over an individual and crashing into a fence. Investigations are underway.

MTA offers free transit to veterans and active-duty military on Veterans Day, requiring defense or veteran ID for access to various transportation services.

The Chesapeake Bay Bridge Run was canceled due to bad weather, disappointing participants and organizers. The event will not be rescheduled; instead, a virtual run is offered.

UnWined on the Water, a popular Elkton restaurant, was destroyed by a major fire, with no injuries reported. Firefighters battled the blaze, but the building collapsed. The cause is under investigation.

Former Safe Streets supervisor David Caldwell was arrested for failing to appear in court on drug charges. He was found hiding in a closet in Frederick County.

Baltimore is set to experience a mix of volatile weather: warm and cold fronts, gusty winds with a Wind Advisory, dry conditions leading to a Red Flag Warning for wildfires, and varying temperatures, with rain later in the week.

A person was hospitalized after a police shooting in Baltimore County along White Marsh Boulevard; details are limited and an investigation is ongoing.

Baltimore reports a decline in homicides and nonfatal shootings, with Mayor Scott attributing the trend to collaborative efforts and the Group Violence Reduction Strategy.

A woman was shot in the leg by a stray bullet from a neighbor's gun in Parkville; a 19-year-old suspect with the firearm was apprehended by Baltimore County Police.

Five injured in a car accident in downtown Baltimore; none of the injuries are life-threatening, the driver stayed on the scene, and no names released yet.

Families sue a GPS monitoring company for negligence after two teens were killed by an individual who violated his ankle monitor terms. The company's license was surrendered after the incident.