A Maryland State Trooper was injured when a Tesla hit his patrol car during a crash investigation on I-495. Impairment is considered a factor, and charges are pending.

An Illinois man, Christian Ramos, was arrested by Maryland State Police for highway shootings in Baltimore County, with possible links to additional incidents in Pennsylvania. No injuries were reported, despite a vehicle with a child being hit.

Dayrel McFarland receives life plus three years for the first-degree murder of roommate Jamal Barney in Baltimore.

A carjacking in South Baltimore ended with a crash involving a stolen Honda and a tractor-trailer. The armed suspect was hospitalized and a rifle was found in the vehicle.

Body camera footage of a fatal police shooting in Dundalk, Maryland, has been released, showing the incident that led to 43-year-old Glenn Pettie, Jr.'s death.

Woman injured during a firearm training course in Baltimore; an instructor's gun misfired, hitting her in the leg. Police are investigating and seeking information.

Jordan Adams, a Baltimore County gym teacher, is arrested on assault charges for inappropriately touching students.

Baltimore police named Derone Jones as the victim of a Father's Day shooting on Frankford Avenue. He later died in hospital, with homicide detectives investigating.

A single-vehicle crash in Severn resulted in one fatality and one person injured when their Camaro struck a median and caught fire on Route 32. The driver survived, and the 22-year-old male passenger died. Police are investigating the incident.

Matthew Schlegel was found not guilty on 18 of 21 charges of sexual assault but the jury was deadlocked on the remaining 3. The trial scrutinized inconsistencies in testimony and lack of physical evidence.

The Baltimore County Police Department launched the INFO Center, a command center providing real-time intelligence to officers, aiming to improve response times and safety.

An officer and suspect were injured in a Baltimore shootout; the officer is in fair condition, the suspect in critical. The incident occurred during a chase and involved a crowd complicating police efforts.

A Baltimore man, Matthew Hightower, pled guilty to a murder-for-hire plot resulting in the death of Latrina Ashburne, in a case of mistaken identity. He faces a potential life sentence.