A fire in Baltimore killed one person and engulfed multiple homes on West North Avenue, with firefighters responding early Monday to subdue the blaze.

One man was killed and two were injured in a triple shooting on Liberty Heights Avenue in Northwest Baltimore; police seek public help with the investigation.

A three-alarm fire at Owl Metals in Dundalk resulted in a building collapse and led to evacuations, with one injury reported. Fire crews and multiple agencies responded to combat the intense blaze.

Baltimore police investigate a Northwest District shooting from January 17; the victim's condition is unknown, and the public is urged to provide information.

A 40-year-old man was shot on Darley Avenue in Baltimore, with police responding to the scene early Saturday. The victim is in stable condition, and authorities seek public tips.

An underground gas leak in Anne Arundel County has closed access to the Mayo Peninsula, stranding residents and prompting emergency services and BGE to repair. Warming centers are available at South River High School and a police station.

A 17-year-old has been charged as an adult with attempted murder for a shooting in Baltimore's Southwest District, and authorities are seeking more information.

Baltimore police seek public help to identify suspects in the fatal shooting of security guard Jamal Davis at a local McDonald's. An $8,000 reward is offered for information.

Violent incident at Carver Vocational-Technical High School leaves four injured, including two students and a staff member; investigation is underway.

Three individuals from Washington, DC were arrested in Annapolis following a shooting, with no reported injuries. Police found a gun and shell casings in their car.

Keddric Anderson was arrested in Baltimore County for multiple dirt bike thefts, assault, and armed carjacking. The police urge using "Transaction Safe Zones" for safer online marketplace exchanges.

Three suspects were arrested for a November shooting in Baltimore after being charged with attempted first-degree murder, according to the Baltimore Police Department.

Baltimore County officials and residents discussed responses to recent crimes, including a mass shooting in Towson, with no arrests yet made. Increased patrols and new technology were highlighted as part of the law enforcement strategy.