U.S. Marshals join the hunt for Maryland teen charged with first-degree murder following a targeted shooting at The Mall in Columbia. A $30,000 reward is offered for information leading to William Thomas Marshall III's arrest.

A Glen Burnie man was arrested for DUI and firearm possession after running a red light and being found with a handgun in plain view on the center console.

Baltimore County launches a facade improvement grant program on Liberty Road in partnership with a local organization to revitalize local business exteriors.

A sinkhole in Baltimore caused an emergency road closure at Mardel and Nieman Ave, with local services responding and no injuries reported. Traffic updates are available via the Waze app.

The Baltimore Ravens gear up for a themed "Darkness Falls" game with festivities, LED wristbands for fans, and a tribute to cancer survivors, set against a performance by Fitz and The Tantrums.

Officer Phipps' powerlifting fundraiser raised $20,000 for BARCS, celebrating Officer Caprio's love for animals and keeping her memory alive in the community.

A collision in Harwood caused delays, with a car veering into an embankment. Traffic was diverted, but no details on injuries or the accident's cause are released yet.

The National Weather Service reports improved weather for Baltimore and Washington DC following Virginia floods, but predicts a new wave of showers and potential coastal flooding.

Nancianne Houston was fatally stabbed in Edgewater. James Houston, arrested for her murder, faces first and second-degree charges.

Superintendent Dr. Myriam Rogers leads a discussion on school safety advancements in Baltimore County, including the deployment of gun detection systems and camera installations on school buses.

Baltimore County teams recovered a deceased male's body from water near Gwynn Oak Park, with homicide detectives awaiting autopsy results. The circumstances of the death remain unclear.

A 20-year-old man was hospitalized with a gunshot wound after a shooting in Baltimore's Central District. Police are investigating and seeking information.

David Linthicum was found guilty of attempted murder and other charges by a Baltimore County jury for firing at officers, leading to one critically injured.