Annapolis police investigate a shooting that injured two; a $2,000 reward is offered for information leading to arrest or indictment. The incident's motive remains unknown.

Dogs in Bolton Hill received electric shocks from a water fountain, prompting an immediate shutdown for safety.

A dangerous building near Lexington Market in Baltimore was demolished to avoid collapse, following partial structural failures and no injuries were reported.

Five people face charges after a dead, burned deer was found in Perry Hall; 3 teens and 2 adults, Ethan Cummins and Aiden Holman, were charged with reckless endangerment and other offenses.

Councilman Julian Jones endorses Khadija Walker for Baltimore County Inspector General despite controversies over transparency and her out-of-state residency.

A 21-year-old male with a non-life-threatening gunshot wound sought help at a hospital following a shooting on West Mulberry Street, Baltimore. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.

Baltimore Police seek public assistance to identify an armed robbery and shooting suspect from a July 28 incident on West Mulberry Street. Video footage has been released to encourage community leads.

Two Westminster policemen were injured after a car sped away from a traffic stop and later rammed police vehicles in Carroll County, leading to the arrest of Braylon Roberts and charges including first-degree assault.

Baltimore Police seek community help in a shooting case and offer a reward for information leading to identification of a person in a video related to the incident.

Mixed weather conditions, including heat and storms, are forecasted for the Baltimore region by the National Weather Service, with a cold front bringing cooler temperatures and breezes by Friday.

Maryland State Police are investigating a fatal early morning crash in Carroll County involving a Ford E-350 van and a GMC Canyon, resulting in the van driver's death.

The Baltimore region anticipates a heatwave with advisories for high temperatures and thunderstorms, with the heat index possibly reaching 100-110 degrees. Thunderstorms and minor coastal flooding are also potential risks.

Baltimore ranks as the fourth most dangerous US city, according to a report based on FBI crime data, highlighting contrasts in safety perceptions and community implications.