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Investigation Underway Following Fire on Guilford Avenue That Left One Dead

Authorities have discovered a body in the aftermath of a fire on Guilford Avenue, prompting an investigation.

1 week ago

Three Baltimore Police Officers Charged with Theft and Misconduct

Baltimore's law enforcement faces scrutiny as three officers are indicted on theft, forgery, and misconduct charges.

1 week ago

Governor Moore Restores State Support for Baltimore Law Enforcement and Safety Initiatives

Governor Wes Moore has reinstated state resources aimed at enhancing law enforcement and public safety in Baltimore City.

1 week ago

Community Outcry Follows Police Shooting of Armed Man in Baltimore

Witnesses express concern over police response after an officer shot a man who was reportedly armed with a knife and a gun.

1 week ago

Maryland Court Declares Stop-and-Frisk Tactics Unconstitutional

A recent ruling by the Maryland Court affirms the rights of gun owners by deeming stop-and-frisk practices unconstitutional.

1 week ago

Baltimore Police Commissioner Aims to Increase Force by 150 Officers by Year-End

The Baltimore Police Commissioner is seeking to enhance public safety by adding 150 officers to the force by the end of the year.

1 week ago

Young Baltimore Student Takes on Role of Police Commissioner for a Day

An 11-year-old student from Baltimore City Public Schools experienced a day in the life of a police commissioner.

1 week ago

Public Safety

Storms Leave Nearly 800 Annapolis Residents Without Power

Annapolis officials are assessing storm damage while nearly 800 residents remain without power following Friday's severe weather.

1 week ago

Maryland's Transportation Reform Efforts Face Stalemate

Significant transportation reforms in Maryland are currently stalled, impacting future transit improvements.

1 week ago

Baltimore May Gain More Influence in MTA's Public Transit Decisions

A proposed restructuring of the Maryland Transit Administration could enhance Baltimore's role in transit planning.

1 week ago

MTA Police Investigate Assault on Bus Operator in Central Baltimore

Authorities are seeking information about a suspect involved in the assault of a bus operator in Baltimore.

1 week ago

Community Open Houses Scheduled to Discuss Baltimore's Red Line Project

Residents are invited to participate in open houses to learn about and provide feedback on the Red Line transit project.

1 week ago

Future of Red Line Transit to Be Discussed in Open House Meetings

Baltimore's Red Line project is under review, with community meetings set to explore options for bus and train services.

1 week ago

Baltimore Mayor Defends Legal Position Against SAO Concerns

The mayor's legal team asserts that the State's Attorney's Office has misunderstood key issues in a recent dispute.

1 week ago

Keith Davis Jr. Files Lawsuit Against Former Baltimore State's Attorney and Police Officers

Keith Davis Jr. has initiated legal action against ex-State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby and several police officers.

1 week ago

Baltimore State’s Attorney Responds to Public Defender's 'Do Not Call' List

The Baltimore State's Attorney's Office has issued a rebuttal to the Public Defender's criticism of its 'Do Not Call' list.

1 week ago

Legal Review Dismisses Bates' Concerns Over Mayor's Safety Office

A legal opinion has found no merit in Councilman Bates' worries regarding the mayor's safety office operations.

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