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Baltimore Police are investigating a shooting that left an unidentified man dead in East Baltimore early Saturday morning. Officers responded to the 700 block of North Port Street in the Milton-Montford neighborhood at about 4:30 a.
Alexis Cancel-Soto will spend 30 years in prison for his conviction in the 2024 murder of 19-year-old bystander Cameran Holt in Baltimore's Federal Hill, State's Attorney Ivan Bates said.
A Baltimore County man pleaded guilty to the murders of a Middle River grandmother and her granddaughter, avoiding trial, officials tell WMAR-2 News.
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Baltimore County ended 2025 with 5-year low in homicides, record clearance rates, data shows
Homicides and nonfatal shootings in Baltimore County fell to five-year lows in 2025 as police reported record-high clearance rates, continuing a steady decline in violent crime. The county recorded 28 homicides in 2025,
The manner of death for the man who died at the hands of police in Baltimore County in February has been ruled a homicide, the State's Medical Examiner's Office confirmed.
Baltimore County Police detectives are currently combing through the crime scene in the 8300 block of Scotts Level Road.
Today, Baltimore homicide detectives renewed a public push for leads in the December 9, 2024, shooting death of 25-year-old K'von McDowell. He was found shot in the 4000 block of West Belvedere Avenue and later died, authorities say. Metro Crime Stoppers is offering up to an $8,000 reward for tips that lead to an arrest.
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Woman arrested in Massillon sentenced to 35 years for Maryland murder
Unique Thorn, arrested in Massillon, was sentenced to 35 years in prison for a Baltimore murder captured on video.
Since 2019, when Baltimore's murder rate hit an all-time high, something has changed, and data points to the city showing major improvement.
A recent hearing in Baltimore Circuit Court locked in the August trial date and kept Parks on home detention while the case moves forward, according to The Baltimore Banner. The outlet reports that the trial is slated to begin Aug. 18, 2026, and could last up to five days. Parks is represented by attorney Chaz Ball as the case heads toward a jury.