Baltimore: Shooting at Upton playground leaves boy and man injured | May 28

Baltimore: Small plane crash kills three in Maryland park | June 22

Baltimore residents are urged to stay alert after a small plane crash killed three people in a Maryland park and a shooting investigation in Fells Point. Severe storms are also expected, with officials warning of flash flooding and power outages across the mid-Atlantic.

Baltimore: Multiple vehicles catch fire in South Baltimore, cause under investigation | June 21

Baltimore firefighters respond to multiple vehicle fires in South Baltimore with no injuries reported, while a public health alert is issued after a Maryland resident with measles traveled through Dulles and a DC clinic. Law enforcement also seized over 10,000 pounds of marijuana at the Port of Baltimore in a joint federal operation.

Baltimore: Tragic Hit-and-Run Fatality in Silver Spring | June 20

Baltimore police are investigating a hit-and-run fatality in Silver Spring where a woman was struck and killed, as authorities search for the vehicle and gather witness accounts. Local leaders are considering a $85 million purchase of the Preakness brand to boost tourism, sparking debate over the state's capacity to manage the asset.

Baltimore: Man wanted in Towson University student's fatal shooting identified | June 19

Baltimore police have identified the suspect in the fatal shooting of a Towson University student, while the city’s transgender community calls for the resignation of a local official over policy decisions. The city’s charter committee also moved forward with a water department bill to upgrade aging infrastructure and improve service reliability.

Baltimore: Mayor Scott Supports IAM Union at Apple's Towson Center | June 18

Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott praised by IAM union for supporting Apple’s Towson Center workers, while the city launches a new public safety dashboard with neighborhood crime data. A driver in Middle River caused a multi-vehicle crash after refusing a traffic stop, and charges against a Maryland aunt were dismissed due to new evidence.