Bel Air police responded Saturday to reports of an armed person at Bel Air Plaza near ALDI; witnesses were interviewed and investigators are reviewing evidence.

A Maryland couple suffered the loss of their premature twins during a cruise in Mexico and now face challenges in arranging international funeral proceedings. They have started a GoFundMe to cover costs.

Baltimore Police posted a social remembrance for Patrolman Arthur R. Cornthwaite, who died after slipping on ice at Caroline and Jefferson Streets in 1936.

Social Circle leaders and neighbors have mobilized after news that DHS may convert a million‑plus warehouse into an ICE detention hub, raising infrastructure and legal fights. Local officials are demanding transparency and several counties have already moved to block similar projects.

67-year-old Loretta Pretlow was fatally hit by a car on Liberty Road, Baltimore. The police are investigating the incident; no charges have been mentioned.

MDTA Police are investigating a suspected shooting on northbound I‑95 near Exit 54. No injuries were reported and investigators are seeking witnesses.

Patchy dense fog will slow the Monday morning commute. Mostly cloudy with highs near 43°F and a warm-up arriving midweek.

A Baltimore officer was struck by a car and fired his weapon while responding to a 911 call on West Lombard Street; the officer was taken to Shock Trauma with a leg injury.

A 15-year-old girl was killed and a 16-year-old boy was wounded in separate overnight shootings in Baltimore. Police say investigations are ongoing.

A man was fatally shot in a Baltimore store robbery, with police investigating the incident as a homicide and armed robbery. The suspect remains at large.

A house explosion in Chestertown, Md. left one person unaccounted for and prompted an active investigation, local reporting shows. Authorities are searching the wreckage.

A pedestrian died after being hit by a vehicle on Liberty Road in Lochearn, Baltimore County. Details and the victim's identity remain undisclosed as the investigation continues.

Metro Crime Stoppers has posted a $15,000 reward in the unsolved 2009 killing of Towson student Daniel Coverston as family members renew their plea for tips. Detectives hope a long‑unsolved lead can finally produce answers.