Anne Arundel County Police report a shooting in Brooklyn Park with property damage but no injuries; the investigation is ongoing, and they seek public assistance.

A 16-year-old male was shot in Baltimore and sought hospital treatment, suffering from non-life-threatening injuries. Police are investigating and seeking information from witnesses.

Praetorian Shield Inc. and associated individuals agreed to pay $221,000 to settle fraud allegations involving small business contracts and kickback schemes.

A seven-alarm fire consumed a Baltimore mattress warehouse, displacing residents and affecting transportation. Over 200 firefighters battled the blaze, with no injuries reported.

A man was charged for hit-and-run after hitting a police car in Annapolis; he faces multiple charges, including assault. He was arrested without injuries, and a loaded handgun was found in his vehicle.

A teen was detained in Hanover for possession of a stolen vehicle and a loaded gun. The suspect, spotted at an Exxon station, faces charges as the incident raises concerns about juvenile crime and firearm accessibility.

A Landover man received a 16-year federal prison sentence for a series of armed robberies in Maryland, with subsequent supervised release under Project Safe Neighborhoods.

A 23-year-old woman was shot and killed on Mother's Day in Southwest Baltimore while in a car; homicide detectives are investigating and seeking public assistance.

A man was shot in the leg in Northeast Baltimore, and ShotSpotter technology alerted police to the incident. He's in stable condition, and authorities are investigating.

A woman died in Jessup, Maryland, after a head-on collision with a stolen car driven by juveniles, sparking concerns over rising juvenile crime in the area.

A Maryland man, Andrew Langford, has been indicted for wire fraud, theft of government property, and failing to report work activity while receiving disability benefits.

CBP officers in Baltimore seized over 200 pounds of marijuana hidden in cargo labeled as men's work apparel, intended for Belgium. The value was about $875,000 with higher potential in Europe.

CBP officers in Baltimore intercepted 250 stolen vehicles meant for export in 2024, decreasing from 343 in 2023, reflecting vigilant efforts against international vehicle theft.