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.

No one was hurt, but police recovered shell casings after shots rang out in the steakhouse's parking lot Friday night.

Walter O'Riley Poindexter even tried to raid a fund meant to save Baltimore port jobs after the bridge collapse.

Collen Nelson was last seen near Woodcreek Drive Friday night driving a red Kia SUV with Maryland tags.

Kids under 13 face a 9 p.m. cutoff and open containers are banned, as Federal Hill borrows Fells Point's crowd-control playbook.

Dozens rallied near McKeldin Plaza as loved ones of Christina Pasion demand her release from a Philippine jail.

A 42-year-old and a 60-year-old were hurt in unrelated stabbings blocks apart Friday evening, police say.

A 48-year-old man was hurt at a Chalgrove Avenue home before police caught the suspect assaulting a 55-year-old man blocks away.

Louis Jackson fired on patrol cars during a suicidal crisis on Wilkens Avenue; a bystander narrowly escaped the crossfire.

Central District detectives are working backward from a hospital bed after another walk-in shooting victim, with no crime scene identified yet.