Four people were arrested in connection to a fire in Washington County, MD, where three individuals died; they face charges including murder and arson.

A 77-year-old man died after being hit by a car in Northwest Baltimore on Park Heights Avenue; police investigate the incident seeking public information.

An incident at Annapolis Mall, initially believed to be an active shooter situation, was confirmed by police to be a disturbance with no shots fired. Normal operations resumed after a temporary lockdown.

Maryland AG Brown warns consumers of AI-powered holiday scams and advises verifying retailers and using secure online payment methods to prevent fraud and financial losses.

A Thanksgiving shooting in Woodlawn, Baltimore resulted in severe injuries, with Baltimore County Police investigating the incident that occurred around noon.

Baltimore County Police increase patrols during the holiday season, while the police and financial institutions warn about holiday shopping scams, including online threats and tips on keeping personal information secure.

A teen was charged as an adult for a shooting in SE Baltimore that injured another 17-year-old. The arrest followed an October incident; the suspect faces attempted first-degree murder charges.

The autopsy report of Jonathan Luna, a Baltimore federal prosecutor found dead in 2003, has been unsealed, revealing his death was caused by freshwater drowning and multiple stab wounds.

Police in Baltimore discovered two individuals shot inside a crashed car; both were later pronounced dead at the hospital. The investigation is ongoing, and the authorities have called for public assistance.

A person fell between train cars at BWI Rail Station, prompting an urgent response from emergency services. The victim was taken to Maryland Shock Trauma for treatment; train services were briefly halted.

A Baltimore jury awarded $21 million to two victims of a violent apartment attack by maintenance worker Jason Billingsley, due to negligent hiring by landlords.

A man in Sykesville was charged with setting his home on fire, with deputies and fire services responding to the incident. He admitted to the crime and faces arson charges.

A Baltimore man was charged for a road rage incident where he allegedly brandished a gun, resulting in multiple charges and firearm seizures at his home.