A series of raids led by Baltimore Police resulted in three arrests and the seizure of drugs and cash from two businesses accused of illegal drug sales.

UnWined on the Water, a popular Elkton restaurant, was destroyed by a major fire, with no injuries reported. Firefighters battled the blaze, but the building collapsed. The cause is under investigation.

Former Safe Streets supervisor David Caldwell was arrested for failing to appear in court on drug charges. He was found hiding in a closet in Frederick County.

A man was fatally shot in east Baltimore, and homicide detectives are now investigating the case. Witnesses with information are urged to contact authorities.

A Maryland woman pleaded guilty to six counts of negligent manslaughter for a crash that killed six workers, with a proposed 24-year sentence and additional probation and community service.

Brandon Grimes, convicted of murder, faces new charges for allegedly forging crime lab documents in an effort to overturn his conviction and seek compensation.

Baltimore police arrested Nasaiah Bryan for the murder of Oshay Khalil Smith near Westport. The incident occurred on October 1st, and Bryan turned himself in later.

Chris Hansen and Harford County Sheriff's Office conducted a sting operation that resulted in nine arrests of men seeking to engage in sexual acts with minors.

The Baltimore State's Attorney’s office determined the fatal shooting of Richard Rolfe was justified under self-defense laws, meeting defense of habitation criteria.

A person was hospitalized after a police shooting in Baltimore County along White Marsh Boulevard; details are limited and an investigation is ongoing.

Baltimore reports a decline in homicides and nonfatal shootings, with Mayor Scott attributing the trend to collaborative efforts and the Group Violence Reduction Strategy.

Baltimore police retrieved a body from the Inner Harbor, with homicide detectives investigating the incident. The cause of death is pending autopsy results.

A dozen cars in Pikesville had their windows smashed overnight on Halloween, leading to concerns over organized vehicle break-ins. Some residents reported stolen items, while others found nothing taken. The community seeks increased safety measures.