Keith Daniels

4 days ago | foxbaltimore.com | Keith Daniels

Members of the Jewish community in Maryland are closely monitoring the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran, with mixed reactions ranging from concern to cautious optimism. The recent American military bombing of three Iranian nuclear sites has heightened tensions, leading to increased vigilance among local residents. Ruben Waxman, a concerned Pikesville resident, expressed the need for caution. "There's always a need to look out," he said.

1 week ago | foxbaltimore.com | Keith Daniels

Howard County State's Attorney Rich Gibson is ringing the alarm over the increasing danger posed by road rage incidents involving firearms. Speaking at a Fox45 News Town Hall Thursday, Gibson highlighted the growing concern across Maryland, particularly in his county. "We have seen an increase in road rage instances," said Gibson. "We've seen road rage instances where people are using guns when they're angry. There've been guns that have been brandished, guns that have been shot.

1 week ago | foxbaltimore.com | Keith Daniels

Baltimore County police are actively searching for a suspect involved in a shooting that happened early Sunday morning in a typically quiet Pikesville neighborhood. The incident, which neighbors say followed a party, has left residents unsettled. "Certainly, it's a bit upsetting to know that there's been a shooting," Herman Blinchikoff, a concerned neighbor, said. The shooting took place around 1:30 a.m. on Streamwood Drive near Hawksbury Road.

2 weeks ago | foxbaltimore.com | Keith Daniels

A grieving mother in Baltimore County is joining police in a plea for information to solve the murder of her 16-year-old son, Charles Anderson, affectionately known as "CA." Stefanie Hartel, sitting outside her home in the Wilkens community Friday, recalled the last time she saw her son alive. "I was coming across the street, seen him walking.

2 weeks ago | foxbaltimore.com | Keith Daniels

The Carroll County Sheriff's Office has declined an invitation to participate in an honor guard ceremony at Camden Yards due to the Baltimore Orioles' policy prohibiting firearms in the ballpark. Sheriff Jim DeWees said he canceled his deputies' participation because the Orioles would not allow them to carry their guns during the event. "I think the decision is just blatantly ignorant," DeWees said, expressing his frustration with the Orioles' policy, which he believes puts his deputies at risk.