A man was fatally shot early Sunday in West Baltimore, and police are investigating the incident. No suspect information or victim identity has been released yet.

Two suspects were arrested for a November triple homicide in Washington County, now involving the Maryland State Police and other agencies. The case includes arson and gun violence, with further arrests anticipated.

A vehicle fleeing a police traffic stop crashed on Route 32 in Columbia, resulting in the driver's death; the Maryland Attorney General's IID is investigating the incident.

Federal and state agencies have indicted 11 men, including Terell Pryor, suspected of running a significant cocaine operation in Baltimore, with evidence including drugs, cash, and firearms.

A traffic stop for a tint violation in Westminster led to a drug bust, resulting in the arrest of two men and seizure of suspected cocaine, fentanyl, and other items.

A Baltimore man was arrested for allegedly setting his car on fire on train tracks, causing service disruptions and facing multiple charges including arson.

A shooting at South Baltimore's Hollinswood Park shopping plaza resulted in one death and two injuries. Police are investigating, with no arrests made.

Anne Arundel County Police shifted to a 12-hour patrol schedule, aiming to improve officer wellness, work-life balance, and service quality while reducing workdays annually.

A 17-year-old was hospitalized after a shooting in Dundalk, Maryland, with no details on their condition. Baltimore County police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

A man was shot and killed in South Baltimore's Cherry Hill; the Baltimore Police Department is investigating the homicide and seeking public assistance.

Two men were hospitalized after a north Baltimore shooting; both incidents were linked to the same location. Police seek community assistance for leads.

Attorney General Brown negotiated a $425 million settlement with Capital One for misleading consumers about savings account interest rates, requiring equal rates and restitution.

Anne Arundel County reports a significant drop in violent crimes in 2025, with citizen and commercial robberies down by 47% and 46% respectively, and improvements in other crime metrics.