Another Baltimore pool was closed due to vandalism
The Walter P. Carter pool in Baltimore was closed due to vandalism.
Police identify man suspected of killing Towson University student
Baltimore County police released new information about the man they're looking for in a suspected road rage shooting that ended in the death of a Towson University student.
100,000 Maryland voters have cast ballots for early voting, election officials say
Election leaders in Maryland say about 100,000 voters have made their voice heard during early in-person voting for the primary election through Wednesday, with one more day to go.
Baltimore mayor signs bill keeping smoke shops away from schools and parks
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott signed a bill into law that restricts where smoke shops can operate within city limits.
Maryland AG requests dismissal of lawsuit demanding state turn over voter roll
The Maryland Attorney General's Office is asking a judge to dismiss a federal lawsuit filed by the Department of Justice, which demands that the state turn over its voter roll.
Democratic candidates for Baltimore County Executive discuss community issues
During the primary election on June 23, Baltimore County voters will decide which county executive candidates will secure their spot on the ballot for the general election in November.
Safe Streets worker's arrest has Baltimore leaders defending vetting process
The Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement (MONSE) says there is an intense vetting process for people who work within Safe Streets, Baltimore's violence-prevention organization.
Baltimore County police officer, suspect and bystander injured in shootout
A Baltimore County police officer is expected to recover after being shot in Pikesville, according to department officials.
5 men injured after 3 separate overnight shootings in Baltimore
Five men were injured in three separate shootings that were reported overnight in Baltimore, city police said Friday morning.
Baltimore neighbors are upset about bulk trash outside of home
Neighbors in Baltimore's Belair-Edison community are asking for help because bulk trash has been building up in the backyard of a home for years.
Video shows illegal dirt bike activity in Baltimore that led to officer's injury
A video obtained by CBS News Baltimore shows dirt bikers illegally riding on city streets on Sunday, May 31, which led to an officer being struck.
Woman faces upgraded charges after Baltimore worker's death ruled homicide
The death of a Baltimore Department of Transportation (DOT) worker who was attacked during a parking dispute in 2025 has been ruled a homicide.
Baltimore gas stations could be fined for selling fuel to dirt bike riders
Baltimore Police are cracking down on illegal dirt bike riders by stopping them at the gas pumps.
Woman found dead after becoming trapped during rowhome fire in Baltimore
A woman was found dead after being trapped in a Baltimore rowhome during a fire, officials said Friday.
Baltimore area ceremonies honor fallen heroes on Memorial Day
Several ceremonies in the Baltimore area commemorated Memorial Day and honored those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country.