A car crashed into Davy Dance Academy in Anne Arundel County, injuring two children and causing the studio to be declared unsafe. The incident is under investigation.

Police in Baltimore responded to a barricade incident in the 1700 block of Harlem Ave, advising locals to stay indoors and closing nearby streets. Details were limited as the situation unfolded.

Harford County enhanced the Ma & Pa Trail's security with 104 cameras due to Rachel Morin's murder, improving safety and helping in police investigations.

A fire in a Rosedale apartment resulted in serious injuries to two children and an adult. Firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze, and an investigation into its cause is ongoing.

A man died in a wrong-way collision on I-695 near Stevenson Road. Maryland State Police are investigating the crash involving two vehicles, which led to a four-hour road closure.

The City of Laurel reports a string of auto thefts, vandalism, and shoplifting from July 2-25, 2024, including airbag thefts from Hondas and arrests for DUI and stolen goods.

Baltimore Police arrested a 15-year-old following an attempted robbery at South Glover Street, where the young suspect demanded a victim's possessions but fled before being caught on Fleet Street.

Baltimore Police arrested a 25-year-old male for burglary after a break-in on Rochester Place where an air conditioner unit was removed. The suspect is awaiting processing.

Baltimore Police arrested a 31-year-old man allegedly carrying drugs and a loaded gun in the city's Central District, utilizing CCTV surveillance for the operation.

Two juveniles faced court in Baltimore for a violent robbery in Butcher's Hill; the victim and a neighbor testified on the attack and its impact on community safety.

The Baltimore Police seek a murder suspect, Lamont Bethea Johnson Jr., for an unsolved fatal shooting from August 4, 2023. They request public assistance.

An individual was arrested for allegedly trying to solicit a minor online after undercover Harford County detectives, posing as a 13-year-old, exchanged messages with him.

Three men are indicted for running a $3.5 million elder fraud scheme, utilizing scare tactics to sell unnecessary computer repair services to over 1,000 seniors.