A teenage boy was wounded by gunfire on Halloween night in Baltimore, with investigators focusing on the 400 block of West Mulberry Street for the shooting location. Police seek witness information.

Baltimore officers responded to a hospital report of a non-fatal shooting on Fort Smallwood Road. The 20-year-old victim survived, and detectives are seeking public assistance in the ongoing investigation.

The Baltimore Ravens prepare for a pivotal game against the Denver Broncos, with both teams at a 5-3 record, emphasizing the urgency for a win to aid playoff positioning.

U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo appoints Annapolis Fire Chief Trisha L. Wolford to the FirstNet Authority Board responsible for rolling out a broadband network for first responders.

Three individuals were shot early Friday in Gwynn Oak, Baltimore County. They are hospitalized, and police have not released identities or details of the incident.

Howard County Police seek public help to find Fernando Lara Aldana, missing since October 30 from Laurel, last seen wearing a green and white shirt, without shoes. He has memory issues and speaks only Spanish.

Law enforcement in Maryland disrupted over six illegal street racing events, resulting in multiple arrests for charges ranging from disorderly conduct to traffic offenses.

The National Weather Service forecasts a weather shift with a cold front and cooler conditions in the Baltimore MD/Washington DC region, followed by dry conditions and variable temperatures into next week.

Waste Management Services in Anne Arundel County will have a regular curbside collection but close facilities on Election Day. The "Recycle Coach" app is promoted for convenient recycling. Operations resume the day after the holiday.

Markis Russell was sentenced to 40 years for the murder of his roommate Jeffrey Brooks Jr. over a financial dispute, with a possibility of parole under Maryland law. His actions were described as brutal by the City State's Attorney.

Anne Arundel County Police announced that new speed cameras will be installed in five school zones to improve traffic safety. These cameras will start issuing citations after a 15-day warning period following their activation on November 1, 2024.

A new mural at Bacontown Park honoring the spirit of Maria Bacon will be unveiled on Saturday, with local artist Comacell Brown contributing and multiple partners supporting the Neighbourhood Rebound Project initiative.

The trial of ex-officer James Weems Jr. for child sexual abuse at a daycare began, involving testimonies from the victim's family and evidence of pornographic searches.