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Two injured in Frederick County barn fire, one critically, with 45 firefighters responding and the blaze contained in 15 minutes. Cause under investigation.
A two-alarm fire on Folcroft Street, Baltimore, damaged three buildings without causing injuries. Firefighters contained the blaze quickly; the cause is under investigation.
Five individuals in Maryland are charged with various firearm statutes, including trafficking and illegal possessions, as part of Operation Take Back America.
An 82-year-old man, Rodger Zodas Brown, was arrested for the 1979 murder of Kathryn Donohue, thanks to a cold case unit's use of forensic genetic genealogy DNA analysis.
A man was arrested for an attempted kidnapping and armed robbery in St. Mary's County after assaulting a woman and trying to force her into his vehicle.
Three teenagers were arrested in Montgomery County for multiple robberies in Olney, including an armed incident, with one found in possession of a firearm.
A fire in Greenbelt, Maryland led to the rescue of seven people and hospitalization of two, with efforts by Prince George's County Fire and Rescue and Montgomery County Fire Services.
Cheryl Leigh Gray was sentenced for felony theft in Maryland and must pay $65,000 restitution after deceiving a friend to cover earlier theft restitution.
An arrest warrant is issued for Roscoe Jones in connection with an Annapolis shooting that left one man dead and an 11-year-old injured near a school bus stop.
Elkton police investigate a shooting where a 14-year-old boy was wounded, seeking public help for camera footage. Another teen was unharmed due to a cell phone blocking the bullet.
Baltimore City Public Schools is under scrutiny for hiring Andrew Robert Britt, a teacher with a past gun conviction, after he was involved in the shooting of a police officer.
A 31-year-old woman was fatally shot in Johnston Square, Baltimore, with homicide detectives investigating the incident. Police are seeking community assistance.
Tristan Jackson pleaded guilty to several charges, including second-degree assault and firearms offenses, related to the Brooklyn Day mass shooting in Baltimore.
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