A two-alarm fire engulfed a hardware store on West 34th Street in Hampden, Baltimore; no injuries reported as firefighters worked to contain it near the "Miracle on 34th Street" lights. Cause under investigation.

An inmate death at Jessup Correctional Institute in Maryland is being investigated after Deon Smith died, with another inmate suspected. The Maryland State Police Homicide Unit and DPSCS IID are involved in the ongoing case.

Jeanie Shifflett, 84, and several pets died in a house fire in Taneytown. The fire had self-extinguished by the time authorities arrived. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause.

The Baltimore Police, DEA, and State’s Attorney's Office secured 19 indictments against members of three DTOs in West Baltimore, seizing drugs, money, and firearms.

A mother and daughter from Parkville were sentenced for a Medicaid fraud scheme, with the mother getting 10 years in prison and the daughter probation and a repayment order.

Baltimore Police arrested Tyreek Leach for a series of armed robberies and assaults in several city districts.

A 57-year-old man died after his van crashed on Erdman Avenue in Southeast Baltimore. The crash is under investigation, and authorities are seeking information from the public.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, involved in an immigration case, was released from ICE and given a temporary restraining order by a federal judge, preventing his re-detention. He spoke to his supporters, emphasizing the fight against government injustices.

Johanna Gibbs, 76, was found dead in Edgewater; her boyfriend, Bruce Dunham, 72, was charged with her murder. Police are investigating the incident, awaiting autopsy results for cause of death.

An Annapolis man was arrested for sexually soliciting a minor online. The Maryland State Police and local agencies conducted the arrest and investigation.

A suspect received a criminal summons for a Walmart theft in Fallston, while two others are still unidentified. They stole $1,800 in electronics including PS5 consoles and iPads.

Corique Moseley was convicted for his role in a series of violent rideshare carjackings and kidnappings in Baltimore, the last of a group of six responsible for the 2022 crime spree.

Baltimore police are investigating a homicide after a male was shot on Harman Avenue and pronounced dead at the scene. They urge witnesses to contact them or use Metro Crime Stoppers to provide anonymous tips.