A dozen cars in Pikesville had their windows smashed overnight on Halloween, leading to concerns over organized vehicle break-ins. Some residents reported stolen items, while others found nothing taken. The community seeks increased safety measures.

A woman was shot in the leg by a stray bullet from a neighbor's gun in Parkville; a 19-year-old suspect with the firearm was apprehended by Baltimore County Police.

Two people were shot in Baltimore's Fells Point neighborhood following a reported fight; authorities are investigating the incident and seeking information.

Five injured in a car accident in downtown Baltimore; none of the injuries are life-threatening, the driver stayed on the scene, and no names released yet.

Driver Lisa Lea scheduled for a plea hearing after the 2023 crash on I-695, which may result in her pleading guilty to charges and accepting a 10-year sentence recommendation.

Families sue a GPS monitoring company for negligence after two teens were killed by an individual who violated his ankle monitor terms. The company's license was surrendered after the incident.

A sex offender was arrested in Baltimore County for charges related to juvenile sex trafficking; the ongoing probe is a joint effort by local police and the FBI.

Maryland State Senator Dalya Attar has been indicted on federal charges of extortion and conspiracy, involving the use of surveillance devices against political rivals.

Veterinary sedative medetomidine linked to Baltimore mass overdoses, reducing the efficacy of Narcan. Outreach teams distribute harm reduction resources.

Baltimore police are investigating after a man, 42, with a gunshot wound entered a hospital. The incident occurred at 10:01 p.m. Tips are sought; the victim is stable.

A Baltimore officer was suspended after a video showed him seemingly trying to hit a civilian with his patrol car. An internal investigation is underway.

Pasadena man, Joseph Scardina, was detained after a standoff with the Anne Arundel County Sheriff's Office regarding threats he made against state officials.

One suspect in the death of a Maryland shop owner is ruled competent for trial, while proceedings for another are delayed. Evidence suggests a violent attack and arson, contrasting with the defense's depiction of innocence.