Two boys, aged 12 and 15, were arrested after a carjacking in Baltimore; despite prior arrests, both were released on monitoring.

A 20-year-old man was shot early Monday in Baltimore's Western District and later sought treatment for non-life threatening injuries. No suspect or motive is disclosed, and detectives seek community assistance.

A contractor was hospitalized but later released after being injured in a two-alarm fire at a Canton asphalt plant. The cause is under investigation. No other injuries were reported.

A Towson restaurant owner, Masaud Atharis, was physically assaulted outside his restaurant after confronting individuals urinating nearby. The altercation involved a punch and a displayed firearm. Police are investigating using surveillance footage.

A contractor was injured in a fire caused by a leak of asphalt at the GAF-Baltimore plant. Fire crews managed the blaze and a gas hazard, with no other injuries reported.

A 43-year-old man was killed on Belair Road in Northeast Baltimore after being hit by a vehicle while crossing the street. The driver cooperated with police at the scene.

A girl was robbed by five teens outside a Glen Burnie Family Dollar. Police urge witnesses to call with information. The incident raises concerns about youth violence.

Emergency crews responded to a gas leak at Western School of Technology in Catonsville, evaluating 12 people, with no hospital treatments required, and normal school operations resumed swiftly.

Attorney Stephen Snyder in Baltimore was found guilty of attempted extortion against the University of Maryland Medical System, despite claiming innocence and legal conduct.

Kenika Danielle Leach pleaded guilty to running a sex trafficking ring in Maryland, using coercion and drug dependency to exploit victims. She awaits sentencing in 2025.

A former Naval Academy graduate faces charges after being recorded tearing down a pride flag from an Annapolis tattoo shop, leading to property damage and hate crime allegations.

Baltimore Police seek public help in the case of Kierra Tripp, who was shot on November 17, 2024, offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

A head-on vehicle collision in Clarksville left one dead and another critically injured. The incident occurred when a Corolla veered into oncoming traffic, impacting a 4Runner.