A pre-dawn blaze on Old Westminster Pike left one dead and a 77-year-old woman badly hurt. Investigators still cannot confirm if smoke alarms were working.

The city says the Ouazana brothers rented apartments without heat, water or working toilets while illegally evicting tenants who fought back.

Aaron C. Acors, 48, is held without bond after allegedly firing on a car leaving his Severn Hills Lane neighborhood.

Crews found people trapped inside a smoky rowhome on West North Avenue before pulling four cats to safety too.

Mayor Brandon Scott and Police Commissioner Richard Worley joined the state's attorney to unveil the case Monday.

Cordell Jefferson, 19, and Garrin Davis, 20, now face life without parole in a Church Lane shooting that began as a carjacking.

Loved ones gathered to seek accountability after officers fired more than 70 rounds at Maurice Daniels, who was holding a replica BB gun.

Eugene T. Doughty, 37, allegedly took the boy's iPhone 15 after a hallway prank at Great Wolf Lodge. He's due back in court August 31.

A federal judge just cleared Rashawn Williams' family to take WMATA to trial over his 2023 ordeal at Glenmont Station.

A D.C. judge let a mother and daughter hide their names in a lawsuit alleging Iranian agents broke her nose and stalked the girl at school.

The Archdiocese of Baltimore's fourth annual buyback swapped guns for cash at Westside Shopping Center, pushing its four-year haul past 1,400 firearms.

Kaseem Malik Ray's family says he survived the 2023 train strike, and the MTA never handed over camera footage.

Federal agents helped tie a Frederick man to break-ins at homes gutted by May's Stoverstown Road fire, court records show.