An unidentified 31-year-old man was found shot and killed in Southwest Baltimore Tuesday; homicide detectives are investigating. Officials are asking for tips.

A 37-year-old rider died after his dirt bike collided with an SUV on Liberty Heights Avenue in NW Baltimore; Crash Team investigators are asking witnesses to come forward.

With a June 1 bench trial approaching, seafarers’ Fifth Amendment pleas and an ongoing criminal probe are complicating the fight over whether shipowners can cap liability.

HazMat crews contained a hydrochloric acid leak from a CSX railcar near Chesapeake Avenue and 9th Street in South Baltimore. No injuries were reported and state teams assisted.

A large stretch of a warehouse facade on East Eager Street collapsed, scattering bricks into the road and damaging multiple cars as inspectors secured the block.

An early‑morning carjacking on the 7000 block of Lachlan Circle is under investigation; Baltimore County police are asking witnesses to step forward.

A 47-year-old man is in serious condition after an early-morning shooting on the 2800 block of Edmondson Avenue in West Baltimore. Detectives are asking the public for tips.

The ex‑treasurer of the Pasadena Buccaneers was served with criminal summonses after investigators say she took roughly $242,638 from the youth club.

An 18-year-old was handed decades in prison after a jury convicted him in a 2022 Baltimore rideshare carjacking spree tied to more than 40 violent incidents. Prosecutors say victims were forced from cars, robbed and, in one case, sexually assaulted.

A Gaithersburg man admitted he sold fentanyl to a 15-year-old who later died; sentencing is set for Sept. 17.

A man found unconscious on the grounds of General John Stricker Middle School in Dundalk was later pronounced dead at a hospital, county police said.

Three months in, Anne Arundel’s switch to 12‑hour patrols shows early wins — lower overtime and fewer vacancies — but the union and researchers warn of fatigue risks.

An appellate panel ruled a wrongful-death suit against Sinai Hospital may proceed, saying the hospital could have had a duty to warn a woman before discharging her husband. The decision interprets Maryland’s mental-health immunity law and sends the case back toward trial.