Two hospitalized following a crash and rescue in Baltimore; one fell into water from a bridge, rescued by another, both non-life-threatening injuries.

A teen was shot in the wrist during an apparent road rage incident in Baltimore, involving an exchange of gunfire between two cars. He was not involved in the conflict and sought hospital care independently.

A traffic collision on I-70 near New Market, Maryland, left two dead and others injured; the crash involved a BMW SUV rear-ending a box truck, which then hit a tractor trailer.

A nine-vehicle crash on I-95 in Harford County caused major traffic delays; alternative routes were suggested. Another accident in Joppa required Jaws of Life for extraction.

A fire significantly damaged the Objects Found antique store in Catonsville, leading to its temporary closure and one firefighter injured. The cause is under investigation.

A Baltimore man is charged with his wife's murder after her body, showing signs of trauma, was found in Brooklyn Park. Police encourage any information.

Anne Arundel County police investigate a 'suspicious death' after a body was found in Brooklyn Park, urging public cooperation amidst active inquiries.

A teen on electronic monitoring was detained for a 12-year-old boy's armed kidnapping and robbery in Baltimore.

Baltimore Police released bodycam footage of the fatal shooting of Jai Marc Howell. Howell fired first, and officers responded, resulting in Howell's death. Officers are on leave amidst an investigation into the incident involving a "ghost gun."

Police and U.S. Marshals intensify the search for William Thomas Marshall III, charged with first-degree murder after the shooting at The Mall in Columbia. A $30,000 reward is offered for information.

Jemik Parker, 17, was arrested in Louisville, KY, for his alleged involvement as the shooter in the January homicide of 17-year-old Lance Carrington in Howard County.

An Upper Marlboro man was sentenced to a year and a day for visa fraud and identity theft after illegally entering the U.S. using a stolen Canadian identity.

A Baltimore man pled guilty to drug trafficking and selling a loaded AR-style pistol; he was caught selling drugs and a firearm to undercover agents. The case is part of Project Safe Neighborhoods, aiming to reduce violent crime.