Curtis Bay residents say they need help after a Jan. 31 triple shooting and a local uptick in nonfatal shootings. Arrests have been made but neighbors want more patrols and services.

A Baltimore man accused in a May group shooting has been ordered to a summer jury trial after rejecting a long plea offer. Surveillance footage and court filings are central to the case.

A tug in Curtis Creek began taking on water after striking an object; all aboard were rescued and reported uninjured.

A Baltimore woman was sentenced April 1 after a March 16, 2025 Rt. 97 head-on crash that killed a 78-year-old Westminster man, prosecutors say.

Pikesville’s Woodholme Country Club will pay $1,042,500 to resolve federal allegations it improperly obtained and was forgiven a nearly $700,000 PPP loan.

A Sykesville music shop says more than $30,000 in instruments was stolen in late March, part of a string of Maryland store burglaries. The owner and police are asking the public to check pawn shops and online listings.

Baltimore police arrested four juveniles after a Tuesday chase and recovered two stolen vehicles in the Beechfield and Franklintown Road areas. The suspects were taken to juvenile booking.

A man being detained at Baltimore’s Sex Offense Registry Office slipped out of his handcuffs and fled Tuesday morning; police have issued a warrant and are searching for him.

A three‑car chain‑reaction crash on Solomons Island Road in Harwood killed a 54‑year‑old woman Tuesday morning as authorities investigate the cause.

An accidental shooting at a Middle River gun range hospitalized one person and prompted a police investigation. Officials say details are limited while detectives review the scene.

Two men were shot Monday inside a vacant house on Wilhelm Street in Carrollton Ridge. Police say both suffered non-life-threatening injuries and detectives are seeking tips.

Gov. Wes Moore joined state and federal law enforcement Tuesday in Salisbury as officials outlined a multi‑agency probe into a large‑scale drug‑trafficking operation on the Eastern Shore.

A Maryland parole panel denied parole for Erika Sifrit and set a rehearing for April 2033 after a Jessup hearing, keeping her serving life plus 20 years.