Public Safety Public Safety Three Contractors Injured in Explosion at Baltimore Wastewater Treatment Facility An explosion at a wastewater treatment plant in Baltimore has resulted in injuries to three contractors working on site. 1 week ago
Public Safety Public Safety Three Injured in Explosion at Baltimore Wastewater Treatment Facility An explosion at a wastewater treatment plant in Baltimore has resulted in injuries to three individuals. 1 week ago
Public Safety Public Safety Investigation Halts Work on Baltimore Treatment Plant Following Explosion The Department of Public Works has paused a project as it looks into the explosion at a local treatment facility. 1 week ago
Courts Courts Family Member Confronts Defendant in Baltimore Murder Trial A dramatic scene unfolded in a Baltimore courthouse when a family member of a murder victim attacked the defendant during trial. 1 week ago
Courts Courts Baltimore Courts Restart Child Victims Act Cases After Extended Break After a five-month hiatus, Baltimore courts have resumed hearing cases filed under the Child Victims Act. 1 week ago
Courts Courts Senate Reshuffling: Schindler Addresses Key Issues and New Judicial Appointments The Maryland Senate experiences shifts as Schindler focuses on significant issues and the appointment of new judges. 1 week ago
Courts Courts Court Affirms Marilyn Mosby's Right to Retain Florida Vacation Home A court ruling allows Baltimore's former state's attorney Marilyn Mosby to keep her vacation property in Florida. 1 week ago
Education Education Baltimore County Allocates $9.3 Million to Enhance School Resources The funding will restore teaching positions and reduce class sizes across Baltimore County schools. 1 week ago
City Hall City Hall Mayor Scott Addresses Storm Preparedness as Severe Weather Approaches Maryland Baltimore's Mayor Brandon Scott outlines the city's readiness for impending severe storms expected to hit Maryland. 1 week ago
Public Safety Public Safety Officers Not Charged in Fatal Shooting of Armed Man in Belair-Edison Authorities have decided not to file charges against officers involved in the shooting death of an armed man in Baltimore. 1 week ago
Education Education Jermaine Dawson Appointed as CEO of Baltimore City Public Schools Dr. Jermaine Dawson has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer of Baltimore City Public Schools, effective immediately. 1 week ago
Education Education Maryland Education Board Rejects Appeal on Baltimore County's $2.5 Billion Budget Decision The Maryland Board of Education has decided to dismiss an appeal concerning Baltimore County's substantial budget vote. 1 week ago
Education Education Morning Brief: Key Updates on ‘Forever Chemicals’ Testing and Local Events Today's top stories include updates on environmental testing, a popular local restaurant, and a sailing initiative. 1 week ago
Education Education New Fund Established for Baltimore High School Students in Honor of Dr. Sonja Santelises A new fund aims to support high school students in Baltimore City, continuing the legacy of CEO Dr. Sonja Santelises. 1 week ago
Education Education Decline in Maryland School Performance: Graduation Rates Drop and SAT Scores Fall Recent data reveals a troubling trend in Maryland's education system, with decreased graduation rates and rising dropout numbers. 1 week ago
City Hall City Hall Baltimore Seeks Community Input for New Official Tree Selection City officials invite residents to participate in the selection process for Baltimore's new official tree. 1 week ago
Public Safety Public Safety Baltimore Police Officer Injured in Dirt Bike Incident A Baltimore Police officer was hospitalized after being struck by a dirt bike while on duty. 1 week ago
Courts Courts Baltimore Courthouse Relocates to New $72 Million Facility in Mount Vernon The Baltimore City Courthouse will close its East Fayette Street location and transition to a new facility in Mount Vernon. 1 week ago
Courts Courts Baltimore's Compassionate Approach to Drug Use Still Relies on Law Enforcement Despite efforts to support drug users with empathy, Baltimore's strategy remains heavily influenced by the judicial system and police. 1 week ago
Courts Courts Baltimore County No Longer Designated as Sanctuary Jurisdiction by US DOJ The US Department of Justice has officially removed Baltimore County from its list of sanctuary jurisdictions. 1 week ago