Trial underway in murder of 91-year-old Baltimore County man
Norman Albert Sr. was found dead in his home back in Perry Hall in August 2021.
Dozens of stolen vehicles turning up at the Port of Baltimore. Here's why.
We've shown you how police in the Baltimore region have been finding stolen vehicles in our streets, but that's not the only way these vehicles are found.
Baltimore Police searching for man who allegedly assaulted elderly woman in Leakin Park
Police are searching for a man who allegedly physically and sexually assaulted a 71-year-old woman Tuesday evening in Baltimore's Leakin Park.
Baltimore Officials: Car thefts greatly increased in 2023, and juveniles are a part of the crime trend
Hyundais and Kias have been big targets, due to an exploited security flaw making them popular to steal.
Baltimore City leaders finding solutions to combat rapid rise in car thefts
The rapid rise in car thefts and carjackings has become a major concern in Baltimore and communities all across the country.
Friends, family, gather to remember slain Maryland Circuit Court Judge Andrew Wilkinson
Family and friends gathered to say their final goodbye to a Hagerstown judge.
Baltimore City firefighters mourn loss of Rodney Pitts, Lt. Dillon Rinaldo
As family and friends of fallen firefighters Rodney W. Pitts III and Lt. Dillon Rinaldo are preparing to say goodbye, many continue to share their best memories of them.
Two Baltimore City firefighters die after battling two-alarm rowhome fire, investigation underway
Two Baltimore City firefighters died, and three other firefighters were injured while trying to fight a fire in a Northwest Baltimore neighborhood on October 19.
Second firefighter, Lt. Dillon Rinaldo, dies following Northwest Baltimore blaze
The firefighter, identified as Lt. Dillon Rinaldo, died early Wednesday at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center
Maryland education leaders address safety concerns over threats in wake of Israel-Hamas war
From the beginning of her tenure, Baltimore County Public School Superintendent Dr. Myriam Rogers has made school safety a priority.
Suspect in Maryland judge's murder has ties to several states, investigators say
The manhunt is still on for the man suspected of killing a Maryland judge.
Rash of car break-ins strike Cockeysville, including two stolen vehicles that ended in wrecks
Baltimore County Police said they got 13 reports of thefts from vehicles, as well as two stolen vehicles that crashed.
Baltimore spending board approves $48 million settlement for wrongful conviction of 'Harlem Park Three'
The Baltimore City Board of Estimates approved the settlement unanimously Wednesday morning, making it the largest payout in Baltimore's history.
Mother grieves murder of 24-year-old son killed during triple shooting in Columbia, Maryland
Officials believe the shooting was not random, based on preliminary evidence.
U.S. House committee investigating University of Maryland COVID-19 policy
A U.S. House committee is now investigating a COVID-19 policy at University of Maryland, College Park.