Four officers from the Baltimore Police Department have been suspended as they are involved in a criminal investigation taking place in California.
The Baltimore Police Department has identified an officer involved in a disturbing incident captured on video.
A Baltimore police officer, fatally shot with his own firearm, was scheduled to testify in an ongoing police corruption investigation.
An 18-month evaluation has resulted in nine former officers being placed on Baltimore's 'Do Not Call' list.
A four-alarm fire in Remington led to the evacuation of 23 residents as firefighters worked to control the blaze.
In a recent letter, the president of the Baltimore police union has directed criticism towards Sheriff Sam Cogen as the election approaches.
A juvenile has died following a house fire that broke out early this morning in West Baltimore.
A fire in Baltimore prompted the Maryland Department of the Environment to investigate due to the presence of gasoline and propane.
A two-alarm fire in Northeast Baltimore has left one person injured as firefighters battled the blaze.
A fire in Northwest Baltimore has resulted in one person being hospitalized due to injuries sustained in the incident.
A significant fire in North Baltimore has prompted crews to work through the night as they manage a blaze threatening structural collapse.
The Baltimore City Fire Department is providing complimentary smoke alarms designed for individuals with hearing difficulties.
A Baltimore County Fire employee is under investigation for allegedly engaging in lewd acts in several firehouse locations.
A man has been charged in connection with a fire on Stricker Street that resulted in the deaths of three firefighters.
A complaint has been lodged against the Baltimore Fire Department's grooming standards following the suspension of a paramedic for his beard.
A man recounts his experience after filming a controversial encounter between Baltimore police and a civilian.
A significant fire at a warehouse in the Remington neighborhood prompted a four-alarm response from local firefighters.
A fire at an auto repair shop in Northeast Baltimore resulted in injuries to two individuals, prompting a swift emergency response.
A recent audit highlights that non-employees were permitted to use take-home vehicles within the Baltimore City Fire Department.
Maryland receives significant federal support to enhance capabilities of first responders across the state.