A hunter suffered a gunshot to the head near Oldtown Saturday and was flown to a Baltimore‑area hospital. Authorities say the shooting happened near Daily Road and Green Ridge Road.

A 24-year-old Hampstead man died after a high-speed t‑bone crash on Marriottsville Road Saturday evening; Howard County police say speed appears to be a factor.

A 49-year-old Greencastle woman was killed in Montgomery Township; state police say her ex-husband was flown to a hospital and faces first-degree murder and burglary charges.

Anne Arundel County police closed part of Baltimore-Annapolis Boulevard after a contact shooting in Glen Burnie. Investigators say the scene remains active and pedestrians should avoid the area.

On the 14th anniversary of his death the sheriff’s office renewed its cold‑case post for Martin Hawkins and announced a combined $10,000 reward for tips.

Drivers across D.C., Maryland and Virginia are finding cars left on milk crates after thieves strip tires and rims. Police and experts urge quick reporting and stronger parking security.

A Brookeville man admitted to a seven‑year scheme selling fake luxury‑suite access and bilking 12 victims out of nearly $280,000.

A Columbia gas station worker was seriously injured Friday night during an attempted robbery on Cradlerock Way. Howard County police say a suspect fled and are asking for tips.

BPD released body-worn footage of an April 2 Upton encounter showing a scuffle and an officer firing after the man reportedly seized a taser. The man is hospitalized and investigators have opened a probe.

Five people were shot across Baltimore overnight as city leaders move to expand the Group Violence Reduction Strategy into the Northern District.

Three Maryland-based bikers are accused of stealing nearly $200,000 in motorcycles from five eastern Pennsylvania Harley-Davidson dealerships. One alleged robbery sparked a cross-state pursuit into Maryland.

One person was shot in the Tower C stairwell at Towson University Thursday night; police say the injuries are non-life-threatening and an investigation is underway.

Lt. Matthew Ploor was served with criminal summonses charging first‑ and second‑degree assault and reckless endangerment and has been suspended without pay while investigations continue.