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.

Jamaican national charged for alleged $9.5 million lottery fraud by a federal court in the Eastern District of New York.

Baltimore settles with Johnson & Johnson in an opioid lawsuit, yet terms remain undisclosed. The city accrued $402.5 million from related litigation, with plans to aid recovery efforts.

Children of the murdered Maryland mom Rachel Morin are suing family members over misused fundraising proceeds.

Baltimore County Police are probing a Halethorpe shooting after a 30-year-old man sought hospital treatment. Shells were found, but no victim at the scene. Tips through Metro Crime Stoppers could lead to a $2,000 reward.

A man was shot and killed in the parking lot near Arundel Mills Mall, as reported by Anne Arundel County Police and local news outlets. Police are investigating the incident.

A former Department of Defense employee pleaded guilty to engaging in a dogfighting conspiracy, marked by heartless treatment of animals and illegal gambling.

An audit revealed Howard County's previous school year bus issues, citing understaffing and contractor overstatements, but this year shows improved service.

Baltimore's Park Heights neighborhood sees the opening of Woodland Gardens One, a new affordable housing complex with 63 units aimed at addressing the city's housing shortage.

An 18-year-old was arrested for a social media threat against a Baltimore County school, leading to increased security and a protective lockout at two schools.