Investigators say a Habitat for Humanity home on Cardin Way in Cambridge was intentionally set on fire, damaging a volunteer-built house and delaying a local affordable-housing project.

Two Maryland residents died after a wrong‑way driver struck oncoming traffic on I‑83 near Loganville late Thursday. Police say a 75‑year‑old woman from Middle River was involved.

A Wicomico County welfare check tied to a possible overdose turned up 44 firearms, 3‑D printers and ghost‑gun parts, officials say.

Police cordoned off the 6900 block of Harford Road after an early‑morning shooting that left at least one person injured; detectives were seen following a blood trail while processing the scene.

James Stanley Roderick Jr., struck by a CSX freight train near Executive Way on May 4, died of his injuries, family and state officials confirmed May 28.

A Catonsville man was federally indicted in a Baltimore carjacking prosecutors say involved gunfire and left the victim seriously injured.

Victim-rights groups sued to block a Baltimore County settlement that would pay inmates while advocates say victims were left out. A judge will hear the challenge on June 11.

A former Frederick police corporal pleaded guilty in Adams County to two felonies tied to child sexual abuse material; sentencing is set for Aug. 20.

A 14-year-old was shot Thursday on Noble Street in East Baltimore; police say the victim is stable and a person of interest is in custody.

A three-alarm blaze tore through a rowhouse on the 2200 block of Guilford Avenue Thursday, sending flames through the roofline and prompting a third alarm.

A man was wounded in an early-morning shooting on South Broadway in Fells Point; Central District detectives are asking witnesses and anyone with video to call.

A rotting tree crashed through a Pasadena mobile home Thursday morning; occupants escaped and no injuries were reported.

A 34-year-old man walked into a hospital with gunshot wounds on May 27. Police say the shooting likely happened on the 1400 block of Mountmor Court and are asking the public for tips.