- Maryland-National Capital Park Police identified an officer who was involved in a May 5 shooting in Parkville that sent two people to the hospital with gunshot wounds.
- In a school of nearly 1,000 kids, Jasmine Brunson Jr. was a well-known, positive figure. After Brunson was gunned down on prom night, the school community mourns his loss.
- The inclusion of a deceased sergeantās name during a memorial service for fallen Baltimore County Police officers has sparked a backlash from the police union.
- A federal judge will decide if the family of Henrietta Lacks has enough legal standing to continue their lawsuit against the biotech company Thermo Fisher Scientific regarding the use of cells taken from Lacks over 70 years ago.
- Multiple first responders were injured in a minor explosion and building fire Monday night when a man set a fire inside a nail salon, Baltimore County police and fire officials said.
- Maryland Transportation Authority Police received a report just before 1 a.m. of a minivan that may have been struck by gunfire along the Intercounty Connector.
- A man and a woman were injured in a shooting in Central Baltimoreās Barclay neighborhood Monday morning, blocks away from Thursday's shooting that left a pregnant woman and a man dead.
- Last Tuesday, five months after Darryl Brown first sought removal of the people unlawfully living in the house he owned, he stared in disbelief at what was left of 325 Furrow St.
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- A man and a woman were injured in a shooting in Central Baltimoreās Barclay neighborhood Monday morning, blocks away from Thursday's shooting that left a pregnant woman and a man dead.
- Last Tuesday, five months after Darryl Brown first sought removal of the people unlawfully living in the house he owned, he stared in disbelief at what was left of 325 Furrow St.
- A $16,000 reward is being offered for information about the people responsible for a drive-by shooting in Baltimore that killed a pregnant woman and her fiance Thursday.
- A pregnant woman and a man were shot to death Thursday night with the delivered baby in critical condition, police say.
- Police responded to several shootings in Baltimore on Friday.
- A federal judge on Friday denied prominent Baltimore defense attorney Ken Ravenellās requests for a new trial, saying the court followed all the correct procedures during the first trial.
- Mayor Brandon Scott pledges to address blighted properties in hope of reducing violent crime in 'forgotten' neighborhoods.
- Police officers arriving to the restaurant at 4:45 a.m. Friday morning found Britrain Marcelus Gray, 23, of Odenton, deceased from an apparent gunshot wound, the department said in a news release. Gray was an employee of the McDonaldās location, and was working at the time, police said.
- A Baltimore-based pharmacy and pharmacist have agreed to pay $15,000 and adhere to ācorrective actionā in a civil case that involves allegedly filling fraudulent prescriptions despite red flags.
- A man is facing charges after he allegedly struck and killed a woman Thursday while he was driving while intoxicated on Maryland Route 10.
- Baltimore City Council President Nick Mosby violated the cityās ethics ordinance by indirectly soliciting for a legal defense fund established for him and his wife, Stateās Attorney Marilyn Mosby, the cityās Board of Ethics ruled Thursday. Nick Mosby denied it, saying "I am completely perplexed by the boardās findings."
- Marlon Clacken, 21, has since moved to the maximum-security North Branch Correctional Institution in Cumberland to serve out his current sentence following the March 2021 stabbing where prison investigators said correctional officers saw him stabbing a fellow inmate, 38-year-old Craig Parker.
- A Baltimore man will serve life in prison after he admitted to strangling to death two women whom he solicited for sex less than a week apart in 2021, the stateās attorneyās office said.
- The mass shootings that occurred Tuesday are also part of an increasingly common trend in Baltimore where trigger-pullers are injuring and killing more victims in a single incident.
- A Florida man has pleaded guilty in connection with the theft of more than 2,600 checks intended for religious institutions.
- A 30-year-old man was shot to death in Southeast Baltimore on Thursday afternoon, and three others were shot in a separate occurrence, police said.
- A male was shot and killed Monday night after an East Baltimore shooting, police said.
- Ten people were shot in Baltimore on Tuesday in three separate incidents that left one man dead and more than 60 shell casings on the ground in one neighborhood.
- The Maryland Attorney Generalās Office has identified the Baltimore County Police officers who fired weapons in last weekās fatal shooting of a 39-year-old man in Essex.
- Police are investigating after an autopsy showed that the death of a 16-month-old boy in 2021 was a homicide.
- Lisa Pitts Wheeler, whose brother Daniel Pitts was killed in a suspected road rage shooting near Curtis Bay last month, said she cannot understand how deadly violence could arise from "something so stupid."