ICE arrested Guatemalan Rene Pop-Chub in Maryland after his release on charges connected with his brother's death, highlighting tensions between local jurisdictions and federal immigration authorities.

Silver Spring woman died after her car hit a utility pole; police seek witnesses to determine the crash cause.

A woman was saved from a camper fire by her dog in Queen Anne's County; the fire, caused by an electrical issue, resulted in $10,000 damages and minor injuries to the owner.

A 17-year-old male was shot on Pennsylvania Avenue in Baltimore but sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Police are investigating and seeking public assistance with information.

Howard County is increasing police presence in Downtown Columbia following a series of violent episodes, including those involving juveniles, to improve security and peace.

Raphael Mayorga was found not guilty of attempted murder but convicted on other charges, including assault, after hitting a police officer with his vehicle.

Baltimore County Police resolved a barricade situation in Parkville, detaining one suspect without incident after initial reports of a protective order violation.

Two teens face charges after a stolen car chase ended in a crash in East Baltimore. The suspects, 15 and 16, fled police and collided with another car. Both are stable after hospitalization.

A crash on the Capital Beltway in Prince George's County involved an overturned pickup truck and another vehicle going over an embankment, causing delays and injuries. Traffic was affected but three lanes remained open.

Nas will join the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra to perform his album "Illmatic" in July, blending hip-hop with classical music for a unique concert experience.

Police in Chevy Chase found a married couple dead in a murder-suicide incident, with the wife's death ruled a homicide and the husband's death under investigation as a suicide.

Mixed sunshine and showers are expected in Baltimore with fluctuating temperatures, breezy conditions, and increasing chances of rain as the week progresses.

A vehicle caught fire at BWI Airport, temporarily closing lanes but causing no injuries. Firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze. Normal operations resumed shortly after.