Parents in East Baltimore are arrested for first-degree child abuse after their 5-year-old child was found dead with physical trauma; three other children were removed from their home.

A five-alarm fire damaged ten homes in Baltimore's Hampden, with no injuries reported. Firefighters contained the blaze, and investigations into the cause are pending.

Khalil has been found safe after a search and reunited with his father. The Harford County Sheriff's Office continues investigating the case to determine if charges are necessary.

Kendrick McLellan, 26, from Baltimore, was identified as the homicide victim found shot to death in Columbia; police are offering a $5,000 reward for information.

Donte Green was arrested for a series of armed bank robberies in Baltimore. The effort was a collaboration between the Baltimore Police, U.S. Marshals, and FBI.

Baltimore County firefighters responded to a church fire on Reisterstown Road in Pikesville, with no injuries reported and the cause under investigation.

An attempted vehicle theft at WaWa in Gambrills leads to multiple arrests. Police find loaded guns in suspect's vehicle. Investigation ongoing.

The Harford County Sheriff’s Office is seeking help to find Khalil Ringgold, last seen at Churchville Elementary getting into a gray Nissan Altima with Ohio plates JFK3146.

The Maryland Transportation Authority Police are investigating a fatal crash involving a car and a tractor trailer on I-95 in Baltimore, with the car driver deceased. Witnesses are encouraged to come forward.

Police responded to a shooting on Garrison Avenue in Baltimore, finding a male victim with gunshot wounds. They urge witnesses to provide information.

A 24-year-old was shot in Baltimore and police are seeking information. The man was found injured by officers who heard gunshots and responded to the scene, administering life-saving measures before he was taken to a hospital.

Howard County Police are investigating a homicide after discovering a man with gunshot wounds dead in a car in Columbia.

An October 2023 fire in Baltimore that killed two firefighters has been ruled accidental, possibly caused by an electrical issue or smoking materials.