Police responded to a high-tech alert and found a man shot on East North Avenue, Baltimore; he later died in the hospital. Detectives seek information.

Baltimore Police arrested a 24-year-old male for carrying a loaded gun and drugs in the Western District after acting on observations of his behavior.

Baltimore adds new speed cameras near schools to enhance safety and deter speeding, operating on weekdays from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., with a $40 fine for violations.

A man was arrested in Baltimore for the shooting death of Corey Robinson. Jajuan Smith, aged 34, turned himself in and faces first-degree murder charges.

A 74-year-old man, David Philpot, died after an assault in Baltimore. Timothy Clinedinst, 43, was arrested for the crime. The community is supporting Philpot's family and seeking justice.

Officials reacted swiftly to a Flash Flood Warning in Howard County, activating the Emergency Operations Center and taking safety measures in Ellicott City to mitigate damage from a significant rain event.

A 19-year-old man was hospitalized for a non-life-threatening gunshot wound in Baltimore. Police are investigating the incident, which occurred on Columbus Drive, and asking for public assistance.

The Baltimore Police Department shared a social media post displaying weapons and drugs seized in 24 hours, underlining their commitment to reducing violence in the city.

Mandaria Jessup, 41, is charged with first-degree murder in the shooting of Sean Henson Sr., 49, in Baltimore. Jessup surrendered and is now in custody.

The National Weather Service predicts a shift from dry conditions to potential showers and storms for Baltimore, with increased chances of severe weather and coastal flooding over the weekend and into the next week.

Baltimore police arrested Paul Artis, 28, for the fatal shooting of Ondrell Mayo after an investigation into the August 1 incident on East Patapsco Avenue. Artis faces first-degree murder charges.

Unionized workers at Baltimore's Hilton Inner Harbor are ready to strike over wage and work condition disputes.

South Baltimore's Carroll Park neighborhood unveils a $3.5 million revitalized recreation center after nearly 20 years of disuse, providing a space for community and youth development.