Four injured in brazen Charles Street shootout following violent Baltimore weekend
The four victims were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.
Maryland school systems sue social media companies demanding changes to protect students
Several Maryland school systems have signed on to a federal class action lawsuit that aims to hold social media companies responsible for harming young people.
Federal judge calls shortage of officers 'crisis' in progress report on Baltimore police reform
The judge overseeing police reform in Baltimore said staffing shortages are the biggest challenge facing the Baltimore Police Department.
Group Violence Reduction Strategy reaches dozens of Baltimore residents at risk of violence
Keko Thompson told WJZ he was struggling after the murder of his cousin last September.
Baltimore mayor says citywide youth curfew 'not about arresting them'
Baltimore's mayor is doubling down on enforcing a youth curfew after a surge in violence impacting young people.
Mayor talks curfew as FOP blasts 'lawlessness' while new details emerge on Inner Harbor shooting
Mandy lives near the Inner Harbor and heard at least three gunshots from the shooting that injured two teenagers, ages 14 and 16, just after 9 p.m.pm Easter Sunday on East Pratt Street.
Report into Archdiocese of Baltimore abuse scandal reveals how church protected priests
The Maryland Attorney General's scathing report into abuses within the Archdiocese of Baltimore exposed many cases where members of the church and law enforcement colluded to protect priests and others within the Catholic church.
FBI continues to review shooting that killed Hogan's ex-aide Roy McGrath in Tennessee
The FBI is reviewing the shooting that killed Roy McGrath, ex-top aide to former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, Monday evening.
'They let it happen': Survivors of Catholic Church sexual abuse react to landmark report
Survivors of sexual abuse within the Archdiocese of Baltimore, like Teresa Lancaster, hope the horrors that unfolded over decades will never happen again.
Confrontation between officer working security at Arbutus Walmart leads to lawsuit, police brutality accusations
New surveillance video shows a confrontation between a man and a Baltimore County police officer that is now the focus of a lawsuit.
'Out of Control': Maryland Fire Marshal issues warning after deaths double
The number of fatal fires is more than double what Maryland State Fire Marshal Brian Geraci typically sees in the first three months of the year, and he is sounding the alarm.
Is Safe Streets reducing shootings in Baltimore? See the new Johns Hopkins report
Johns Hopkins researchers said in a newly released report that they have documented a more than 20% decrease in homicides and non-fatal shootings in neighborhoods where Safe Streets has a presence.
'Not going to let this stop us': Mississippi residents cleaning up after deadly, devastating storms
Severe thunderstorm watches are up in large parts of Georgia Monday after a devastating weekend of extreme weather throughout the Southeast.
'I know we can rebuild': Deadly storms devastate Mississippi, Deep South
Federal and local disaster assistance is arriving after Friday night's deadly tornado that killed close to two dozen people in the Mississippi Delta.
Mayor Scott promises 'thorough investigation' after three children killed by West Baltimore fire
Five people, including the three children, were rescued from the fire. The children later died from their injuries.