A man from Baltimore was sentenced to 12 years for carjacking a detective's vehicle. The incident occurred in May 2022 and was part of a series of crimes targeted by Project Safe Neighborhoods.

Ikem Ravenell was sentenced to 45 years in prison for an armed carjacking in Baltimore's Beechfield area, with no parole for 10 years, after a history of violent offenses.

Baltimore County honors fallen Officer Amy Caprio with a sign at Honeygo Run Regional Park, as her killer, along with accomplices involved in a crime spree, face sentences.

A Maryland man is charged with malicious burning and destruction of property for using a flamethrower to burn "TRUMP" and "USA" into a street, caught on TikTok.

Mayor Brandon Scott was inaugurated for a second term at Morgan State University, focusing on crime and property tax reduction while aiming to revitalize neglected Baltimore communities.

Baltimore County's Executive has ordered new developments receiving County financial support to include affordable housing units, aiming to address the housing affordability crisis.

Ravens kicker Justin Tucker missed three kicks against the Eagles, marking a rare downturn in his performance, with his field-goal percentage dropping to 70%. Coach Harbaugh retains confidence in him.

Spinoso Real Estate Group acquires White Marsh Mall for $190 million, implementing new leases and expressing a commitment to community engagement. The mall is a crucial retail hub in Baltimore, and there are debates on nearby development.

A city-owned vehicle was set on fire outside Baltimore City Hall on Thursday night; police are investigating the incident as arson. No injuries were reported.

The Baltimore County Police Department issued a Silver Alert for Roosevelt Scott Sr., an 88-year-old missing man last seen near the Chesapeake Bay Bridge.

Legionella bacteria persist at Baltimore's State Center despite efforts to eradicate it, posing ongoing health concerns for employees. Remediation continues, but water use restrictions remain in place.

Goodwill hosted its 67th annual Thanksgiving dinner for over 2,000 people, providing not only food but also support services, with local volunteers including the city's mayor and police commissioner.

Baltimore County unveiled a memorial art installation at Lake Roland to honor the over 3,100 local COVID-19 victims, featuring a designed pathway and gathering circle.