Anne Arundel County Police report an attempted robbery during an online marketplace transaction; they advise using Safe Transaction Zones at police stations.

A single-vehicle crash on Philadelphia Rd. in Baltimore County resulted in one fatality. Police investigation is ongoing to determine the cause, with loss of vehicle control suspected.

Baltimore Police seek public help to locate Isaac McNeil, a person of interest in a 2019 homicide, with a call to contact law enforcement if he's spotted.

Jason Billingsley pleads guilty to two counts of attempted murder, shocking Baltimore with the details of his assault; a trial for another murder charge is pending.

Baltimore Police arrested a 38-year-old man, seized a loaded handgun, drum magazine, substances, and other property during a traffic stop on Eutaw Street.

Brianna Jarrells was charged with first-degree murder following a fatal stabbing in Catonsville; the victim was a 31-year-old woman. The incident is described as isolated with no public threat.

A fire in Parkville injured four children and two adults; one adult's injuries are life-threatening. The fire began after midnight and was controlled by 1:00 a.m. The cause is under investigation.

Gunfire interrupted a Baltimore street, leaving a woman injured. Authorities are investigating and urging public tips, while maintaining tipster anonymity.

An 8-year-old girl fell from a zipline at Camp Letts in Edgewater, resulting in serious injuries, and was airlifted to a hospital. A private event had contracted an outside vendor for the zipline.

Quwan Gordon from Owings Mills was charged with attempted murder following a road rage shooting on I-95 in Howard County, Maryland. Police seized a gun and drugs from Gordon, who is held without bond.

Frederick Road at the I-695 interchange in Catonsville was temporarily closed due to a "person in crisis" situation, causing delays for morning commuters.

Two 29-year-old men were arrested in Baltimore for firearms and drug offenses after police recovered a handgun and controlled substances during an investigation.

Baltimore father pleads guilty to manslaughter after his 2-year-old daughter accidentally shot herself with a "ghost gun." He will serve a 10-year sentence, with five years without parole.