A jury trial began Monday for a Taneytown man charged in a nonfatal shooting at his home Feb. 10 on East Baltimore Street.

The Independent Investigations Division of the Maryland State Attorney General’s Office released body camera footage late Friday afternoon from a fatal police shooting June 4 in Sykesville.

A planned initial appearance Friday in Carroll County Circuit Court by a Westminster woman indicted on murder charges in the killing of her husband has been canceled.

An unidentified person attempted to steal an ATM early Sunday morning in Finksburg using a truck and heavy equipment, according to the Maryland State Police.

A Westminster woman was indicted in Carroll County Circuit Court Thursday on felony murder charges in connection to the March 1 killing of her husband at their Royer Road home.

A Westminster woman who was charged last week with first- and second-degree murder in the death of her husband, is being held without bail in the Carroll County Detention Center.

Traffic diversions and a shelter-in-place alert in Hampstead ended late Sunday afternoon after Carroll County authorities say they took a person into custody following a barricade situation in the Small Crossings neighborhood that lasted over nine hours.

The Carroll County Sheriff’s Office and Hampstead police work together at a barricade situation in the 1400 block of Fairmount Road in the Small Crossings neighborhood of Hampstead.

A jury trial for a Taneytown couple charged in a Feb. 10 shooting at their home on East Baltimore Street has been set for August in Carroll County Circuit Court.

Manchester and Hampstead Police Departments address dangers of Manchester Valley High School students using realistic looking water guns in senior game tradition.

Ravi Pansuriya of Westminster, who is charged with first-degree murder in the death of his father, waived his right to a speedy trial Thursday morning in Carroll County Circuit Court. His jury trial, originally set to begin May 1, is now scheduled for a Nov. 13 start.

A 15-year-old boy was injured by gunfire early Thursday morning in the 10400 block of Hickory Ridge Road in Columbia, Howard County police said.

A former Carroll County school bus driver who crashed a school bus near Liberty High School on Sept. 15 has been charged with multiple violations, the Maryland State Police said Tuesday.

The driver of the car Baltimore police pursued Saturday night, a chase that ended in a crash that killed his wife, fled from officers in Carroll County twice last fall.

The Maryland Attorney General’s Office is investigating a pursuit that ended Saturday night when a vehicle crashed in North Baltimore, killing a 74-year-old woman riding in the passenger seat.

House Bill 857 would give Attorney General Anthony Brown’s office the power to prosecute police officers who kill civilians. Elected state's attorneys said the "absurd" bill would usurp their authority.

Frederick Police Department officers fatally shot a wanted man who brandished a knife, according to investigators from the state Attorney General’s office, which is probing the shooting.

A Carroll County grand jury has indicted a 17-year-old boy who is suspected of stabbing three teens on Feb. 20, in Mount Airy.

In May, Kevin James Pickett of Sykesville crashed into Tramellia Nicole Wright-Fox, a Glen Burnie resident and pastor in Baltimore, after taking methadone and driving.

A 17-year-old faces felony assault charges after police say he injured three people in Mount Airy early Monday morning, the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office said in a news release.

Two men were shot Friday afternoon in Taneytown and were airlifted to a hospital for treatment.

Justin M. Peterson, 28, of Westminster, was sentenced to 35 years in prison followed by 30 years of supervised release on Friday after pleading guilty in August to one count of sexual exploitation of a child and one count of distribution of child pornography.

In November 2022, a Carroll County jury found Jose Rosales guilty of repeated sexual abuse of an 11-year-old.

Ravi Pansuriya, the Westminster man charged with first-degree murder in October in the stabbing death of his father, a Carroll County doctor, appeared in court in person for the first time Wednesday.

Caples entered an Alford Plea to the first-degree murder count on Sept. 12, and his plea was followed by a four-day trial before Carroll County Circuit Court Judge Richard Titus.

Catholic officials failed to act on abuse allegations or report them, according to a report prepared by Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh’s office.