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Police sealed off the 4200 block of Seidel Avenue Friday night and later answered another shooting call in west Baltimore. Detectives were pictured processing evidence.
Baltimore police released two photos of a person of interest in a March shooting on the 1000 block of Leadenhall Street. Detectives are asking anyone with information to call 410‑396‑2499.
A Howard County judge ordered two life terms plus 70 years for Emmetson Zeah after a bench trial found him guilty in the 2025 Mall in Columbia bus-stop shootings.
A Navy veteran shot by Baltimore police in January pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor and was sentenced to probation plus court‑ordered mental‑health treatment.
Federal marshals are searching for a Hagerstown woman who vanished after being convicted in the starvation death of her 10‑month‑old daughter.
An accidental fire at Böttcher Systems in Belcamp tore through exhaust vents and caused about $1M in damage, state investigators say.
A 32-year-old inmate was found unresponsive at Roxbury Correctional Institution late Wednesday; Maryland State Police have identified a suspect and an autopsy is planned.
Fourteen years after Janell Clayborne was found dead near the Patapsco River, her sons are renewing a public plea as detectives await DNA test results.
A Stevensville cheer academy owner has been arrested and indicted on charges alleging the sexual abuse of a 9-year-old, authorities say.
A Baltimore County grand jury has returned seven counts — including first‑degree murder — against Mark Ryan in the May 2 killing of Timonium attorney Robert MacMeekin.
A chemical-related hazmat response closed the 200 block of Mount Carmel Road in Parkton; crews and police urged residents to avoid the area while teams operate on scene.
A Baltimore bookkeeper was convicted of felony theft after prosecutors say she siphoned about $276,564 from Copper Kitchen; sentencing is set for Aug. 4.
Baltimore police released photos of men tied to a May 13 armed robbery on Brooklyn Avenue. Detectives ask anyone with information to come forward.
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