A homicide case is underway in Pasadena following Heather Elizabeth Beaver's death due to blunt force trauma after initially responding to an overdose call. Police seek public assistance.

Authorities seek information on a fatal shooting in Halethorpe, Maryland, after 20-year-old Tyler Tunstalle died from injuries. A reward is offered for helpful tips.

Retired firefighter John Inman is accused of sexually assaulting a junior firefighter, with incidents dating back to 1991, including second-degree rape and child abuse. He is in custody without bond, awaiting a June 17 preliminary hearing.

Maryland authorities disrupted illegal car rallies in Prince George's County, arresting individuals and recovering a stolen vehicle amidst efforts to prevent disorderly conduct and ensure public safety.

Two teenagers were shot in Baltimore's Greektown; they are in stable condition and an investigation is underway.

The trial of former teacher Matthew Schlegel, facing 36 charges of child sexual abuse and assault, begins, scrutinizing allegations spanning from 2022 to 2024 involving eight students.

A man was seriously injured in a shooting at the Executive Inn in Southwest Baltimore; police arrested a person of interest and are seeking information.

A fire in East Baltimore displaced five families, with no reported injuries. The incident required a three-alarm response and resulted in the closure of the affected street.

Officer-involved shooting in Dundalk under investigation after a man was killed during a mental health crisis response.

A violent crash in Harford County involving a Maryland State Police trooper and his K-9s led to injuries, with the dogs and trooper now recovering. The investigation considers possible impairment of the other driver involved.

A man from Maryland pled guilty to possessing fentanyl with intent to distribute, with the case involving drug trafficking investigations and a maximum sentence of 20 years.

A lightning strike likely caused a Harford County house fire, killing two dogs while the homeowners were out. Firefighters arrived quickly but couldn’t save the house.

The Baltimore Fire Department mourns the loss of EVD Charles Mudra, who died during training, shortly after the death of another firefighter, Lt. Mark Dranbauer. Both incidents have deeply affected the department.