Baltimore police investigate a homicide in Federal Hill after a man was found shot dead in a parking lot, with community concern over rising violence and local business revenue loss.

A US Park Police officer was hit by a vehicle on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway and hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries; two drivers were arrested on suspicion of impaired driving.

Inmate George Kenney, 69, died following multiple cardiac emergencies at Harford County Detention Center, prompting an investigation into his death, attributed to natural causes.

Icy conditions in Carroll County led to a multi-vehicle crash and travel disruptions, including over 150 flight delays and nearly 100 cancellations at BWI Airport.

A double shooting in Baltimore's Gay Street left one man dead and another critically injured; the police are investigating the incident and seeking information.

Kenneth King Jr. was arrested for a Christmas night shooting in Edgewood that hospitalized Marquis Gaskins. He was caught wearing clothes similar to the suspect's and with a matching gun.

A Christmas Eve fire in Bel Air, caused by an electrical issue with a Christmas tree, left a family home in ruins and resulted in the death of one dog, with two missing. No human injuries reported.

A 27-year-old man was shot and crashed into a West Baltimore home on Christmas Eve; police are investigating the incident as gun violence persists in the city.

Two were hospitalized after ICE agents exchanged gunfire with a van driver in Glen Burnie during an enforcement operation. The incident is under investigation.

A Christmas fire in Westminster caused $250,000 damage, displacing four adults. The fire was accidental, caused by smoking material. No injuries were reported, and the Red Cross is assisting the displaced.

Baltimore Police Department's "Red Cloud" Human Trafficking Team conducted a sting operation near Horseshoe Casino, arresting 13 for prostitution and narcotics charges.

A young man died in a hit-and-run incident on Orleans Street in Southeast Baltimore; police are investigating.

An Annapolis man received a 10-year prison sentence for armed robbery of a taxi driver, which was supported by video evidence showing his crime involving a BB gun.