First responders tackled a fire involving three vehicles and a garage in Sykesville, with multiple fire departments collaborating to extinguish the blaze. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott declares a State of Emergency in Baltimore due to severe winter weather, activating the city's emergency response plan for 48 hours.

Harford County detectives investigate a fatal shooting in Aberdeen, where 18-year-old Kylonne Taylor was killed and another man was injured. The incident is not believed to be random.

Baltimore Police seek public help to identify a suspect in a December 24 sexual assault case. They encourage tips through direct contact or Metro Crime Stoppers.

A mother facing attempted murder charges for a shooting involving teens she linked to her son's robbery claims systemic neglect by authorities in Howard County.

Baltimore Police seek help in identifying suspects in a non-fatal shooting and attempted robbery that occurred on New Year’s Day.

Aberdeen mother Maya Dennis was denied bail on charges of murder and child abuse after her infant's death due to severe injuries. Her trial is pending, and her remaining children are with grandparents.

A 21-year-old man in Pikesville is charged with first-degree murder after allegedly stabbing his mother to death during a domestic dispute on New Year's Eve.

A fire in Dundalk, Baltimore County, hospitalized eight people, with three in critical condition. The blaze, deemed accidental due to an electrical malfunction, was controlled after intense firefighting efforts.

Baltimore Police arrested two previously convicted men with loaded guns on New Year's Day, leading to gun-related charges and highlighting issues with illegal firearms.

A man was shot during an attempted robbery in Baltimore on New Year's night; he survived, and police are investigating.

A major collision in Owings Mills, Baltimore County, caused extensive traffic delays, prompting road closures and affecting local businesses and commuters.

The Baltimore Police Department reports a 23% drop in homicides and a 34% reduction in non-fatal shootings for 2024, building on previous improvements in crime rates.