Recent Baltimore County police shootings raise concerns over mental health response
All four incidents where people were killed by Baltimore County police this year involved subjects with mental health issues, according to family members.
Baltimore police warn residents after string of jacket robberies
Baltimore police said there have been at least 20 recent robberies involving victims wearing expensive coats in Baltimore.
Questions persist decades after Baltimore federal prosecutor's death
This week marks 22 years since authorities found the body of a Baltimore federal prosecutor stabbed more than 30 times in a creek in rural Pennsylvania.
Family seeks answers after sibling dispute leads to deadly police shooting
Multiple investigations are underway after Baltimore County Police shot and killed a man while responding to a stabbing at an Essex apartment building on Wednesday night.
Baltimore firefighter trainee reportedly threatened to harm classmates
According to sources, a trainee at Baltimore City's Fire Academy on Pulaski Highway was making threats to harm his colleagues, including that he would be "stacking bodies" and "taking himself out."
Drug operation, with juvenile, linked to Baltimore mass overdoses, fentanyl distribution
Investigators allege an unnamed juvenile involved in the drug trafficking operation provided tainted drugs.
Baltimore union outraged they were not told about deadly assault on worker
The union representing a Baltimore City Department of Transportation employee who died after being assaulted on the job said they should have been alerted immediately after he was attacked.
Daughter of Baltimore worker killed over parking dispute demands justice
Gregory Turnipseed's daughter is speaking out about the senseless attack that cost her father, a Baltimore City worker, his life.
Baltimore Department of Transportation employee dies after assault downtown
Gregory Turnipseed, an employee with Baltimore's Department of Transportation, died a month after he was assaulted, city officials said.
Safety protections for Key Bridge replacement drive up cost estimates
Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA) officials explained that the rise in cost estimates for the replacement Francis Scott Key Bridge is due in part to larger pylons and safety fenders required to protect them.
Maryland mother shares message after her deportation to Vietnam
Melissa Tran shared a message a week after the mother of four was deported to Vietnam, the country she left as a child.
Family of DPW worker crushed to death by trash truck sues Baltimore, claims "willful disregard" for safety
A new wrongful death lawsuit from the family of Timothy Cartwell accuses Baltimore City's Department of Public Works (DPW) of ignoring safety concerns and improperly training its employees.
Husband of Maryland mother deported to Vietnam vows to bring her back
The devastated husband of a mother of four, deported to Vietnam over an old theft conviction, vows to fight to bring her back to Maryland.
Dali crew members remain in Baltimore 19 months after Key Bridge collapse
More than 600 days after the Key Bridge disaster, eight members of the cargo ship Dali's crew remain in Baltimore.
Loose wire on ship may have led to Key Bridge collision and collapse, NTSB finds
A loose wire on the ship Dali may have been responsible for the power outages that eventually led to the collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge in 2024, according to the NTSB.