Howard County Police issue an arrest warrant for Alexander Molina Rodriguez for the first-degree murder of snowplow driver Alex Ramirez Garcia in January 2024.

Pasadena police arrested Melvin Daniels Jr. after finding 5.75 pounds of marijuana and $14,687 in cash in his Tesla, suspecting drug distribution activities.

Howard County introduced Savage Mill Bucks to stimulate local shopping, distributing $10 vouchers to support independent stores at Savage Mill, expecting to increase consumer spending during the summer slump.

Baltimore Mayor Scott reports a decline in crime; homicides decreased by 23.6% and non-fatal shootings by 23.4%. Other crimes also fell. The mayor credits a comprehensive violence prevention plan.

The BPD Crime Lab was awarded the 2024 FORESIGHT Maximus Award by the ASCLD for operating at over 90% efficiency, standing out among 220 forensic submissions.

Two teens were arrested for the murder and arson of a body found in a burnt car in Davidsonville, with the victim's identity and cause of death yet to be determined.

Baltimore is set to become more bicycle-friendly with Lime's introduction of 200 new LimeBike e-bikes, following investments in bike infrastructure and a focus on sustainable transportation.

Suspected murderer William Marshall, III was arrested by Howard County Police and the U.S. Marshals for the homicide of Angelo Little at the Mall in Columbia.

Annapolis unveiled a memorial for Maryland's first African American congressman, Parren J. Mitchell, to celebrate his legacy, despite some calls for a Reparations Commission at the event.

Convicted rapist Alex Flores-Arce was rearrested by ICE after a shortened sentence and release by Howard County, sparking debate on local compliance with immigration detainers.

The Johns Hopkins Blue Jays baseball team, with a 44-3 record, is heading to the Division III College World Series, maintaining focus amidst Coach Bob Babb's final season.

Iranian national Sina Gholinejad pleaded guilty to involvement in a ransomware scheme affecting U.S. cities, such as Baltimore, facing up to 30 years in prison.

Two arrests made in connection to a March shooting in Baltimore that left four injured; suspects face charges including conspiracy and attempted murder.