Crime

Fifteen people were indicted on Wednesday on charges related to a drug trafficking ring based in and around Glen Burnie’s Morris Hill community, as well as in Baltimore City and Baltimore County.

The Baltimore Board of Estimates approved the $4.3 billion budget with a 4-0 vote with one abstention, from Democratic City Comptroller Bill Henry.

The Woodlawn neighborhood where a gunman killed three people Saturday is a diverse mix of long-time residents, immigrants and those wanting something better.

Police say that three women and a man were shot Tuesday in the area of the Poe Homes public housing complex in West Baltimore. Three other people were injured, one fatally, in separate shootings as well.

Investigators with the Office of the State Prosecutor executed a search warrant at the Baltimore State’s Attorney’s Office on Tuesday morning, according to the city prosecutor’s office and two sources with knowledge of the circumstances.

An Anne Arundel County police officer was injured Monday after being dragged by a vehicle whose driver was attempting to flee police and hit them with the car in Glen Burnie, police said.

Mathew Palmer pleaded guilty after authorities found more than 1,000 photos and videos of children on his phone.

Anne Arundel County police arrested a 31-year-old Glen Burnie man for his alleged involvement in a sexual assault and robbery that happened in Linthicum in April.

Anne Arundel County police confirmed the identities of the three victims of a murder-suicide that transformed a quiet Maryland City neighborhood into a crime scene Monday night.

Three adults including the suspected shooter died Monday night and a child was injured in a shooting in Maryland City, Anne Arundel Police Department officials said.

A 43-year-old man was killed in a South Baltimore shooting Monday night and another man was injured in a separate shooting, police said.

Sara Alacote, 37, and Ismael Quintanilla, 41, immigrants from Peru and El Salvador, were killed Saturday when a neighbor barged into their Woodlawn home and started shooting.

Hundreds of police officers joined family and friends in saying goodbye Monday to Delmar Police Cpl. Keith Heacook, who authorities say was fatally attacked while responding to a fight.

A family that was harassed and threatened by a neighbor for years in their Woodlawn community is shaken after that neighbor, Everton Brown, shot four people, killing three, before being shot to death by police Saturday.

Baltimore's citywide 911 Diversion Pilot, set to start in June, aims to connect callers with the most appropriate resources and responses for their needs.

The Maryland Attorney General’s Office will consider public comments as part of the review of “in custody” death investigations conducted by the office of Dr. David Fowler, the former chief medical examiner of Maryland.

As Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott gets his feet wet, he's being tested by headline-grabbing violence that has community leaders seeking action.

Baltimore police have charged 26-year-old Brandi Richardson with murdering Georgio Johnson in the city's Oliver neighborhood in April as well as charging two others with attempted murder for a nonfatal shooting in March.

The chief judge of the Maryland District Courts has banned all court employees, bailiffs, commissioners, constables, clerks, staff and judges from wearing masks at work with the law enforcement symbol of the “thin blue line.”

A fisherman found partial human remains near the Peninsula Expressway Bridge in Dundalk Wednesday morning, Baltimore County police said.

Lee Malvo’s account of how he ended up shooting strangers while hiding inside a Chevy Caprice trunk is at the heart of “I, Sniper,” a documentary series on the sniper shootings in Maryland-Washington, D.C., on Vice TV that starts Monday.