A vehicle accident with an overturned car at Benfield Road and Governor Stone Parkway in Anne Arundel County caused significant traffic disruptions, as reported by local police.

Baltimore Police arrested a 25-year-old male for handgun and drug violations after officers seized a loaded gun and substances in the 4300 block of Belair Road.

The panic over an active shooter at Aberdeen Proving Ground was based on a false report; police found no evidence of a shooter after sweeping the buildings.

Gary Hammond Jackson III from Pasadena pled guilty to federal charges of sexual exploitation of a minor and related offenses as a registered sex offender.

An 18-year-old was arrested after an armed robbery on North Calhoun Street, Baltimore, where the suspect threatened people and stole items before being captured by the police.

A 54-year-old man suffered a graze wound to the head during an early morning shooting in Southwest Baltimore following an altercation. Police seek witnesses and information.

A man in Baltimore has been charged with stealing and damaging multiple speed cameras across the city, with evidence linking his distinctive white van to the crimes.

Anne Arundel County Police linked two June fatal shootings to one suspect, Deondre Sharps, charged with the murders of Keion McKinney and Joshua Ray Holland.

A 29-year-old man was shot on St. Victor Street, Baltimore and is now stable. Police are investigating and seeking community assistance; tip lines are open for information.

A mother, after her daughter's tragic death, will testify before Congress on U.S. immigration policy, linking her loss to flaws in the system. The accused, an undocumented immigrant, faces murder charges.

A fire in Baltimore's Reservoir Hill damaged four homes and hospitalized one woman, with firefighters rescuing two individuals. The cause remains under investigation.

A 20-year-old man with a gunshot wound sought help at a hospital; Baltimore Police are investigating the incident that occurred in the 700 block of North Woodington Road.

Two Baltimore men were sentenced for violent armed carjackings, with Franklin Smith receiving 9 years and Davon Dorsey sentenced to 15 years in prison.