Agents detained a man and a woman Thursday morning outside Commodore John Rodgers’ temporary site on Fait Avenue; bystander video captured the encounter. School leaders say most students were safe.

A 58-year-old was struck with a tire iron on Ritchie Highway; a 40-year-old was arrested after witnesses helped officers. Authorities say motive remains under review.

A school bus heading to Davidsonville Elementary crashed on Route 214 Thursday morning; 28 students were aboard and several were taken to hospitals, officials say.

A triple shooting on the 1800 block of Payson Street left one dead and two hospitalized; homicide detectives are seeking tips.

A Baltimore defendant told jurors he disarmed a neighbor and fired in self‑defense in the March 16, 2025, death of Kendall Brown; he said he feared deportation.

Court records allege a Baltimore man targeted Royal Farms gas stations in 2021; prosecutors have added attempted-murder and weapons charges as surveillance is reviewed.

Reservoir High in Fulton was evacuated after a bomb threat. No explosives were found and six people were treated for heat-related illness as police investigate.

Baltimore police released photos and are offering up to $7,000 for information after a June 4 non‑fatal shooting on E. Preston Street.

A man was shot Wednesday in Hollins Market and was taken to the hospital in stable condition. Southwest District detectives have assumed control of the investigation.

A federal grand jury returned a two-count indictment after a GWB car chase; the defendant was released on a $75,000 secured bond with pretrial checks on his business ties. Court reporting says roughly two kilos of cocaine were tied to the vehicle.

Baltimore County detectives renewed a public plea 64 years after 9‑year‑old Alva Jean Parris vanished; her body was found in a shallow grave and investigators say any tip could matter.

Troopers closed northbound lanes of the Baltimore‑Washington Parkway near Jessup after a road‑rage probe that may have involved a gun, snarling the morning commute.

Baltimore homicide detectives renewed a June 10 appeal seeking tips in the Jan. 15 killing of Treyvon Matthews. Officials ask anyone with footage or information to call.