Justin Tucker is accused by 16 massage therapists of sexual misconduct, including exposing himself and leaving evidence of ejaculate. He denies the claims; the NFL is reviewing the matter.

Baltimore Police investigate a fatal shooting on Plantview Way; victim pronounced dead, homicide detectives seek community help.

A seven-year-old boy in Bel Air alerted his family to a fire, enabling their escape. The fire damaged a consignment store below their apartment and raised fire safety awareness in the community.

Wesley Lyons Jr. received a 65-year prison sentence for a shooting at Harford Mall, confirmed by camera evidence, with no parole for the first 20 years.

A single vehicle crash in East Baltimore caused a fatality and injured two others when the car caught fire. The incident is under investigation by Baltimore police.

A man from Abingdon was arrested for a serious hit-and-run in Harford County; the 21-year-old female victim was found in a ditch after 15 hours. He faces multiple charges and was released on $5,000 bond.

James Langhorne was released after 30 years in prison for a wrongful conviction, thanks to the efforts of the Baltimore CIU and MAIP. His conviction, based on unreliable testimony, was vacated.

Anne Arundel County police arrested a 16-year-old boy for assault and weapons charges after he displayed a replica BB gun at Old Mill North Middle School.

Baltimore police are investigating a shooting in the Southern District where a 25-year-old male was shot. Witnesses are urged to come forward and can provide anonymous tips through Metro Crime Stoppers.

Annapolis police found drugs and a stolen, loaded gun during a traffic stop; the male passenger, a felon, was arrested while the female driver received a citation.

A winter storm in Baltimore caused road chaos, with a truck crashing into a house in Dundalk and MD State Police reporting over 150 accidents. Schools closed or delayed due to the storm, which may drop up to 7 inches of snow.

Marquis Mayo was found guilty of Felony First-Degree Murder, Kidnapping, and Firearm use in a crime, for the murder of David Winchester Jr. near an Annapolis school.

A 21-year-old was arrested in Glen Burnie for drugs, a firearm, and cash found at his home. He faces charges for control substances and illegal firearm possession.