A judge declared a mistrial after jurors deadlocked in the retrial of Marquis Mayo, leaving the 2024 abduction and killing case unresolved.

A tracking device inside a cash envelope helped Baltimore police track a getaway vehicle and arrest two people after a bank robbery in Frankford.

A Hagerstown man with active warrants in Maryland and Pennsylvania was arrested after a roughly 20-minute police pursuit; officers say they used drones and an RTIC to track the suspect.

Police searched Edmondson Village after officers say a man fired a gun just before 2 a.m.; one officer returned fire and the suspect fled. SIRT is investigating and no injuries were reported.

A surprise plea Tuesday ended jury selection in Baltimore County after a man charged in the July 2024 Middle River killings agreed to plead guilty to two counts of first‑degree murder. Prosecutors told the court they will seek life without parole.

A Hagerstown woman died days after a house fire that ripped through her home; a teen remains hospitalized while a smoke alarm helped save another occupant.

Federal prosecutors say three Atlanta residents allegedly bought 68 guns in north Georgia and funneled them to Maryland and D.C.; at least 15 have been recovered.

A Darlington garage and nearly $400,000 in equipment were lost overnight after a suspected lithium‑ion battery fire. Investigators say a burglar alarm alerted the owner.

An 81-year-old former Gilman chaplain was indicted in Baltimore on allegations of child sex abuse from the 1970s; an initial court appearance is set for March 26.

A Maryland Capitol Police lieutenant is facing a negligence suit after he tased an 11‑year‑old at State Center in March 2023; the filing cites internal records and investigators' findings.

Police closed Erdman Avenue between Sinclair Lane and Federal Street Tuesday as detectives investigated a shooting. Crime-lab technicians photographed a car that had crashed into a fence.

A former Overlea High employee was convicted in Baltimore County and given a suspended jail term, probation and a 15-year sex-offender registration requirement. Prosecutors relied on video and digital messages.

Court documents say three Baltimore men working an overnight cleaning crew were arrested after surveillance captured them allegedly taking groceries from a Giant in Prince Frederick.