Former Baltimore officer Curlon Edward pleaded guilty to first-degree assault and a sex offense involving a minor and received a 15-year sentence, with all but six years suspended. He will be registered as a sex offender.

Federal prosecutors in Baltimore have charged two more MS-13 members for violent crimes, including four murders and two attempted murders, as part of an expanded racketeering case.

Anne Arundel County Police corrected the narrative of a December ICE event, emphasizing their non-enforcement of immigration laws and commitment to serve all residents.

A police officer in downtown Baltimore shot a 29-year-old man during a traffic stop after being dragged by the suspect's vehicle. The man is now in custody and investigations are ongoing.

A contractor was injured at a Baltimore police station when a shotgun accidentally discharged during an inspection, leading to an ongoing investigation.

Warren Mackey was arrested for a 2021 Federal Hill shooting that left one dead and another injured; his criminal history includes armed robbery and drug charges.

Neighbors in Middle River rescued a mother and children from a house fire, captured by a Ring doorbell camera. The fire injured the family and killed a dog.

Kyle Scott was arrested on multiple arson-related charges after a string of fires in Baltimore's Little Italy, with local Tony DeMarco aiding in his capture.

Three suspects committed a violent robbery on Mainstream Drive, assaulting residents and fleeing in a black sedan.

A Baltimore man is charged with vehicular manslaughter and DUI-related offenses after a fatal wrong-way crash on I-95 that killed two and injured two others.

Bel Air residents experienced tension during a barricade situation on Sablewood Road. An individual was peacefully detained after barricading himself inside an apartment and is now facing charges.

Baltimore's homicide rates have dropped to a 50-year low, attributed to a collaborative approach by the State's Attorney's Office, local law enforcement, and community efforts.

Baltimore Mayor celebrates significant reductions in the city's violent crime, with the lowest homicide rate in nearly 50 years and ongoing decreases in shootings.