A 7-Eleven in Gambrills was robbed early morning; the suspect implied he had a firearm. Police are investigating and seeking information from witnesses.

Baltimore Police reported a fatal shooting in the Southwest District on February 26, where a man died from gunfire wounds. Homicide Detectives are investigating and seek community tips.

A crash early Thursday on US-40 East at Ebenezer Road in Baltimore County closed all lanes, causing significant traffic delays. Details on the crash and affected parties have not been released.

Anne Arundel County, led by County Executive Pittman, is responding to a cyber incident impacting governmental IT services, with system shutdowns and limited internet access being part of their containment efforts.

Two died in an Anne Arundel County fire; investigators are examining the cause and presence of smoke detectors.

A pedestrian, Jessica Davis, was killed by a Mercedes-Benz on Baltimore National Pike; Baltimore County Police's Crash Team is investigating the incident.

In Aberdeen, a CSX train hit a car at a crossing after the elderly driver ignored the signal; no injuries occurred, and police reminded of crossing laws.

Baltimore City State's Attorney Ivan Bates withdrew a motion to vacate Adnan Syed's murder conviction, citing false statements in the previous filing and pledging accuracy and fairness.

Two people were injured in a fire on Mango Trail this morning in Middle River. Firefighters contained the flames quickly, and the cause remains under investigation.

A 19-year-old was robbed at gunpoint in Laurel; suspects took his jacket and are at large. Anne Arundel County Police seek information from the public.

DiAngelo Smith was arrested for the murder of his grandparents, Jack and Barbara Stokes, in Columbia after police responded to gunshots. The motive is unclear.

The article details the background and charges against Emmetson Zeah, 18, for a fatal shooting at Columbia Mall that left one teen dead and another injured, his history of violations while under home monitoring, and community reactions.

After a hearing, charges were reduced for a Baltimore County man involved in a hit-and-run with an Amazon van, now facing less than three years in prison instead of up to 40.