City Hall Debate Over Truth in Wes Moore's Military Record Intensifies The scrutiny of Governor Wes Moore's military service raises questions about truth in journalism and political narratives. 1 week ago
Courts Courts Baltimore Expands 'Do Not Call' Lists for Law Enforcement Ivan Bates announces the extension of the 'Do Not Call' lists to include all city law enforcement agencies. 1 week ago
Transit Transit MTA Train Strikes and Kills Man at Baltimore's Shot Tower Station A tragic incident occurred when an MTA train fatally struck a man at the Shot Tower station in Baltimore. 1 week ago
Health Baltimore Commemorates Holocaust Survivor Day with Fellowship Luncheon Holocaust Survivor Day was celebrated in Baltimore with a special luncheon honoring survivors and their families, emphasizing community resilience. 1 week ago
City Hall Mayor Engages Baltimore Residents on Budget During Druid Hill Park Walk Mayor Brandon Scott solicits community input on the preliminary budget, focusing on safety and recreational investments. 1 week ago
City Hall Youth Fund Refrains from Funding Mayor's Office Amid Backlash The Baltimore Children and Youth Fund will not allocate funds to the Mayor's office this year following criticism from city officials. 1 week ago
City Hall City Hall Baltimore City Hall's Recent Spending Sparks Taxpayer Backlash Residents express frustration over increased spending by city officials amid rising financial concerns. 1 week ago
Health Health The Legacy of Johns Hopkins: A Pioneer in Medicine and Philanthropy Johns Hopkins, a prominent figure in medicine and philanthropy, left a lasting impact on healthcare and education. 1 week ago
Courts 4th Circuit Overturns Marilyn Mosby's Mortgage Fraud Conviction, Maintains Perjury Rulings The 4th Circuit Court of Appeals vacated Marilyn Mosby's mortgage fraud conviction while upholding her perjury convictions, affecting her legal battles. 1 week ago
Courts Courts Baltimore's New Courthouse Project Approaches Final Stages The construction of a new courthouse in Baltimore, costing $71 million, is nearing its completion ahead of schedule. 1 week ago
Courts Marilyn Mosby Released from Supervised Release by Federal Judge A federal judge has discharged former Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby from supervised release following her recent legal victories. 1 week ago
Courts Courts Charges Filed Against Attar and Associates in Alleged Extortion Scheme A Baltimore politician, his brother, and a campaign volunteer face charges related to an extortion plot linked to reelection efforts. 1 week ago
Courts Baltimore Man Sentenced to 13 Years for Drug Trafficking Desmond Jones received a 13-year prison sentence after his conviction for cocaine distribution and conspiracy. 1 week ago
Transit Transit Celebrate Earth Day with Free Transportation Options in Baltimore Baltimore residents can take advantage of free public transportation on Earth Day to promote environmental sustainability. 1 week ago
Public Safety Public Safety Baltimore County Police Department Faces Increasing Officer Shortage The police union reports a rise in vacancies, highlighting a significant officer shortage within the Baltimore County Police Department. 1 week ago
Education Education Baltimore City Schools Appoints New CEO with Unanimous Support The Baltimore City Schools board has officially appointed a new CEO following a unanimous vote, signaling a new direction for the district. 1 week ago
Health Health Addressing Maryland's Doctor Shortage Requires Local Solutions Maryland faces a significant shortage of physicians, prompting calls for the state to cultivate its own medical talent. 1 week ago
Courts Courts New District Court Building Set to Open in Baltimore Next Month Baltimore's new District Court facility is scheduled to open its doors next month, enhancing local judicial services. 1 week ago
Education Education Anne Arundel School Board Approves Superintendent's Second-Term Contract The Anne Arundel County school board has voted to extend the contract of Superintendent George Arlotto for another term. 1 week ago
Public Safety Public Safety Injuries Reported Following Explosion at Patapsco Wastewater Treatment Facility An explosion at the Patapsco Wastewater Treatment Plant has resulted in injuries among employees, prompting an ongoing investigation. 1 week ago