Nicholas Manning, CEO of West Valley Medical Center, was found dead of an apparent overdose in a Baltimore hotel. The cause is being investigated amidst his family's claims of foul play.

A 19-year-old received hospital treatment for a non-life-threatening gunshot wound following a Southeast Baltimore shooting, with detectives investigating the incident.

A woman was found fatally shot in Odenton, leading to the discovery that her estranged husband, the suspected shooter, killed himself when confronted by police in New Jersey.

Baltimore Police identify 23-year-old Lavar Steeles as the victim of a fatal shooting in Southwest Baltimore, urging community help in the investigation.

Kristen Renay Pugh from Bowie, Maryland, was arrested in Laurel for driving a stolen vehicle. The arrest, made without incident on June 14, was based on information received by patrolling officers. The investigation is ongoing.

A man was killed in a shooting on I-70 in Frederick County, MD, with state police investigating the incident that involved a truck being fired upon after an event.

Baltimore County Police investigate an early Sunday shooting in Pikesville; a 23-year-old man was hospitalized.

One killed and another seriously injured in a car crash on Liberty Heights Avenue, Baltimore. The car hit several parked vehicles and overturned; police are investigating.

Police arrested Robert John Fetz after he attempted to rob a person with a BB gun on Cadbury Drive in Odenton, Maryland. The incident was initially regarded as a prank by Fetz.

A 21-year-old was shot in the back in Brooklyn, South Baltimore; he's in stable condition. Detectives seek witnesses and urge tips via 410-396-2499 or Metro Crime Stoppers.

A 23-year-old man was killed by gunfire in Southwest Baltimore. The shooting occurred early on June 13, and despite medical efforts, the victim died. Police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

An armed robbery in Baltimore's Fells Point involving cell phone and keys theft was interrupted by a neighbor's intervention; police seek two suspects.

Leon Spencer, a repeat offender in Baltimore, received a life sentence with 50 years for First-Degree Murder and Illegal Firearm Possession after killing John Parrish in July 2024.