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Baltimore's New Citation Docket Sees Limited Use by Police
Despite promises to prosecute low-level offenses, Baltimore's citation docket has seen minimal activity from law enforcement.
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Baltimore State's Attorney Opposes Changes to Juvenile Court Charging
As the legislative session approaches, Baltimore's State's Attorney Ivan Bates expresses strong opposition to automatic juvenile court charging.
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Mosby Pleads Not Guilty in Federal Court, Seeks Quick Trial
Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby has entered a not guilty plea in federal court and requested a speedy trial.
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Proposed Bill Aims to Curb False Arrests in Maryland Following T.I. Incident
Maryland lawmakers are considering a bill to limit District Court Commissioners' powers in issuing warrants based on civilian allegations.
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Daily Horoscope for Monday, June 15, 2026: All 12 Zodiac Signs
Your free daily horoscope for Monday, June 15 — what the stars have in store for every zodiac sign, from Aries to Pisces.
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Trial Delayed for 2024 Pigtown Homicide Case
The trial for a shooting that resulted in a fatality in Pigtown has been postponed, marking a significant delay in legal proceedings.
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Rabies Detected in Two Foxes in Roland Park, Health Officials Warn
The Baltimore City Health Department reports two foxes in Roland Park tested positive for rabies, prompting health warnings for residents.
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Baltimore Weather Forecast for Monday, June 15: Cloudy, High 80°F / Low 66°F
Tomorrow in Baltimore (Monday, June 15): overcast skies, a high near 80°F and a low around 66°F, with a 29% chance of precipitation.
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Public Safety
Community Members Rescue Family from Baltimore County House Fire
A quick response from neighbors led to the successful rescue of an adult and two children from a house fire in Baltimore County.
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Public Safety
Baltimore Police Achieve Milestones in Freddie Gray Reform Efforts
The Baltimore Police Department has successfully met the requirements for three additional reforms outlined in the Freddie Gray consent decree.
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Baltimore Police Set to Upgrade Body Cameras and Tasers with $153 Million Contract
The city Board of Estimates has approved a significant contract to enhance police technology, including AI features for body cameras.
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Baltimore Police Bring Joy to Local Children at Annual 'Shop with a Cop' Event
The Baltimore Police Department's 'Shop with a Cop' event provided holiday cheer and gifts to local children this past Saturday.
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Baltimore Police Request Assistance in Locating Man for Investigation
Authorities are looking for 35-year-old Devontay Reed as part of an ongoing investigation and seek public assistance.
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Public Safety
Southeast Baltimore Man Identified in Fatal Police Shooting
The man involved in a recent fatal police shooting in Southeast Baltimore has been officially identified by authorities.
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Authorities Search for Suspect in Fatal Shooting at Baltimore Shopping Plaza
Baltimore police are working to identify a suspect involved in a shooting incident that left one person dead.
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Helicopter Collision in Rio de Janeiro Claims Six Lives, Includes American Singer
A tragic helicopter crash in Rio de Janeiro resulted in the deaths of all six individuals on board, including American artist Oliver Tree.
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U.S. and Iran Reach Agreement to End Military Conflict
President Trump announces completion of a deal to cease hostilities between the U.S. and Iran, with a signing ceremony set for June 19.
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Education
Revolutionary Plan for Student Transportation in Baltimore Schools
A new analysis suggests a feasible school bus network could transport 35,000 students, addressing chronic transportation issues.
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Public Safety
Decarlo Cornish Turns Personal Tragedy into Youth Empowerment Against Gun Violence
Shooting survivor Decarlo Cornish launches initiatives to mentor youth and combat gun violence in Baltimore.
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Education
Baltimore City Schools See Improvement in State Ratings
Nearly half of Baltimore City schools received at least three stars in the latest state ratings, marking a notable increase from last year.
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