Baltimore police are investigating after a man, 42, with a gunshot wound entered a hospital. The incident occurred at 10:01 p.m. Tips are sought; the victim is stable.

One suspect in the death of a Maryland shop owner is ruled competent for trial, while proceedings for another are delayed. Evidence suggests a violent attack and arson, contrasting with the defense's depiction of innocence.

Geno's Steaks is set to open its first Maryland location in Baltimore's Power Plant Live! in early 2026, bringing its famous Philly cheesesteak to the local culinary scene.

A 2.5 magnitude earthquake occurred in Maryland, with no reported damages or injuries, impacting several counties and felt by many residents. Local authorities surveyed for damage.

Baltimore prepares for mixed weather with cool temperatures and light showers, transitioning to heavier rain midweek and potential coastal flooding, followed by improving conditions by the weekend.

The U.S. Secret Service removed 22 skimming devices from Baltimore businesses, potentially preventing $22.9 million in fraud. The operation inspected 3,000 terminals to combat electronic theft.

Two individuals were hospitalized following a collision with a Baltimore County Police Department vehicle in Essex. Details of the incident remain unclear.

The driver of the septic truck was cleared by Baltimore County Police after the collapse of Carroll Road Bridge, with no violations found regarding the crossing. Traffic and bridge upkeep issues are under scrutiny.

Baltimore DPW officials met with residents to discuss improvements in wastewater management, detailing a $250M investment in treatment plants following a consent decree due to permit violations and water quality issues.

Ex-Baltimore Police officer Daniel Hersl, involved in the Gun Trace Task Force scandal, died at 55 from prostate cancer. He was serving 18 years for racketeering and robbery.

Five adults were displaced by a house fire in Westminster; it took 73 firefighters to control the blaze, with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

A raccoon found inside Baltimore's Fallstaff Elementary/Middle School tested positive for rabies. No injuries were reported, and officials are taking health precautions.

Baltimore County police arrested Ricardo Sawyer, charged with rape and assault linked to juvenile sex trafficking; investigation ongoing with potential for more victims.