Baltimore County DPWT sends notifications on possible lead in water lines, adhering to EPA rules, assessing service line materials, and offering guidance on checking for lead.

Baltimore Police seek public help in the investigation of Jasmine Simuel's homicide, urging witnesses to contact Metro Crime Stoppers with information.

A young man died in Edgewater when his motorcycle collided with an SUV. The accident is under investigation and involved a 19-year-old from Lothian and a 52-year-old from Rockville.

The family of Scott Short, who was stabbed to death in 1992, continues to seek leads on his unsolved murder, with Metro Crime Stoppers offering a cash reward for information.

Baltimore Police seek two individuals after a 24-year-old man was fatally shot in Federal Hill. The incident, recorded on surveillance, showed a fight turning into gunfire. Witnesses are urged to assist in identifying the suspects.

Howard County's OEM is hosting an active assailant preparedness discussion on October 17 to educate residents and integrate local community efforts for public safety.

An 18-year-old male was found shot on Greenmount Avenue and hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Police urge anyone with information to help.

A light rail train in Maryland struck a vehicle, critically injuring the driver at Woodberry station. Services resumed the next day after a bus bridge was set up. The MTA is investigating the incident.

A fire in Dundalk's apartment complex led to four injuries and the displacement of residents and pets; firefighters rescued six people and the blaze is under control.

The Baltimore Police seek help to identify a suspect in a non-fatal shooting on Edmondson Avenue. They offer a reward for information leading to an arrest.

The Kennedy Krieger Institute is distributing free gun locks in Baltimore to prevent child access to firearms, funded by a grant and available without identification.

Mark Mckenzie was critically injured in an attempted robbery in Rodgers Forge. Police are seeking a suspect last seen in a white Nissan Murano. Community support includes a walk and a GoFundMe raising over $67,000.

Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski named seven individuals as recipients of the 2024 Community Heroes Awards for their contributions to local communities.