A man was hospitalized after a shooting in Southwest Baltimore, and police are investigating. The incident took place on Eldone Road, and detectives are seeking information.

A chemical leak at Tilley Distribution in Baltimore County was contained with no injuries or community threat; separate incidents of CO exposure occurred in Ocean City and Southeast Baltimore.

Maryland State Police request public assistance in locating a suspect for a fatal hit-and-run in Prince George’s County. The victim, Leroy Wedge, was killed early morning on Route 202.

Mount Airy grieves for 13-year-old Mason Kearns, who died in a flood accident. The community offers support, organizing a vigil and collecting donations.

A motorcyclist, 37, died after being hit by an SUV in Southwest Baltimore, with the SUV's occupants sustaining non-fatal injuries; police investigate the crash.

Moo Moo Cows, an ice cream shop in Baltimore's Federal Hill, was vandalized, sustaining $5,000 in damages; amid rising neighborhood crime, police are investigating.

Christopher Steven McGee was found guilty of second-degree rape of a 12-year-old by Anne Arundel County Circuit Court. Sentencing is set for September 2025.

Baltimore reports a significant decrease in homicides, with numbers reaching a 50-year low. Mayor Scott attributes this to collaborative efforts among law enforcement and the community.

Tracy Jeter was found guilty of First-Degree Murder, facing life in prison with sentencing set for September 2025, after disguising himself and fatally shooting Travon Benson in Baltimore.

A 21-year-old male with a non-life-threatening gunshot wound sought help at a hospital following a shooting on West Mulberry Street, Baltimore. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.

Police investigate a stabbing in Towson, MD; a 57-year-old woman was hospitalized with multiple wounds. Witnesses with information are urged to contact authorities, with a reward offered for helpful tips.

Baltimore reports the lowest youth homicide rate in over a decade, with only two cases in early 2025, amidst broader crime declines and state efforts to address violence as a public health issue.

Orlando Coleman Jr. was arrested in Annapolis for drug and weapons charges after a multi-month investigation led to the seizure of drugs, firearms, and money.