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Maryland law enforcement leaders say their crime strategy is working. On Thursday, they laid out plans to continue that progress in 2024.

Mohol was charged for murder of suspected Indian Mujahideen member and terror suspect Qateel Siddiqui in June 2012 and was later acquitted in June 2019.

A father and son in Texas have been charged in the killings of an 18-year-old pregnant woman and her boyfriend, who authorities say were fatally shot and discovered days later in a car.

SGMC Health promotes Maria Paige to director of hospital billing, overseeing all aspects of billing and denials.

Baltimore City police detectives are investigating the first homicide of 2024. Detectives say it happened early Tuesday morning.

Baltimore leaders join police, community groups and violence disruptors who are all working together to fight crime, and the mayor believes it's paying off.

Al Arouri’s killing ‘big and dangerous operation that aims to take the region into a major confrontation,’ says Lebanese political analyst Qassem Qassir.

Mothers, fathers and children impacted by violence came together to remember the 262 people who died as a result of homicide in Baltimore in 2023.

In a shocking case of honour killing in Badaun district, a man Mahesh, hacked his daughter and her boyfriend to death on Tuesday morning.