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Baltimore Man Charged with Shooting Mother Over Dispute About Intoxicated Work Plans
A Baltimore man is facing charges after allegedly shooting his mother during an argument about his intention to work while under the influence.
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Baltimore's State's Attorney Discusses Law and Order Challenges
Ivan Bates emphasizes the importance of law, order, and community engagement in Baltimore's legal system.
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Baltimore Sheriff's Race Escalates to Legal Disputes
The race for Baltimore sheriff has intensified with disputes over ballots and legal challenges emerging ahead of the election.
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Baltimore's Key Affordable Housing Nonprofit Faces Significant Challenges
A prominent nonprofit dedicated to affordable housing in Baltimore is experiencing severe operational difficulties.
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Mistrial Declared in Family Dollar Murder Case Due to Juror Misconduct
A Baltimore judge has declared a mistrial in the manslaughter case against Braxton Day after juror misconduct was reported.
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Limited Drug Citations in Penn-North Despite Notorious Open-Air Market
The Penn-North neighborhood, known for its open-air drug market, has seen few drug-related citations issued by local authorities.
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Maryland Supreme Court Overturns Conviction of Former Baltimore Officer
The Maryland Supreme Court ruled that prosecutors failed to demonstrate a legal duty for police to intervene in a spontaneous assault.
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Marilyn Mosby's Mortgage Fraud Conviction Overturned, Perjury Convictions Upheld
The U.S. Court of Appeals vacated Marilyn Mosby's mortgage fraud conviction while affirming her perjury charges.
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Maryland Prosecutors Intensify Opposition to Ending Adult Charges for Juveniles
Prosecutors across Maryland voice strong concerns over a proposal to halt automatic adult charges for juvenile offenders.
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Concerns Arise Over Data in Maryland's Juvenile Justice Reform Proposal
State's Attorneys and law enforcement express skepticism about data supporting a recommendation to reform juvenile court practices.
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Overview of Maryland's Upcoming 2026 Election Races
Maryland voters will soon have the opportunity to participate in key races for Congress, the General Assembly, and local offices in 2026.
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Maryland Supreme Court Rules Against Releasing Names in Abuse Inquiry
The Maryland Supreme Court has decided that names associated with the Archdiocese of Baltimore's abuse investigation will remain confidential.
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Scott Shellenberger Faces Tough Reelection Battle as Baltimore County State's Attorney
Incumbent Baltimore County State’s Attorney Scott Shellenberger seeks reelection amid criticism and challenges from two experienced prosecutors.
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Suspect Pleads Not Guilty to New Charges in National Guard Member's Death
Rahmanullah Lakanwal faces 17 counts, including murder, in the shooting of a West Virginia National Guard member.
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Prosecution Advances in Four Child Assault Cases from Owings Mills
All four child assault cases originating in Owings Mills are set to proceed to prosecution following recent developments.
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Luigi Mangione's Court Hearing Postponed Due to Jail Notification Error
A hearing for Luigi Mangione, charged in the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, has been delayed after prosecutors failed to notify the jail of his court appearance.
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Chief Engineer of Dali Charged in Key Bridge Incident
Federal prosecutors have filed new charges against the chief engineer of the Dali container ship involved in the Key Bridge disaster.
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Federal Hill Shootout Leads to Conviction of Local Man
Dionte White found guilty of firing 16 shots during a 2025 shootout in Baltimore's Federal Hill area.
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Baltimore Drug Trafficking Indictment Highlights Repeat Offenders
A recent indictment of 11 defendants in Baltimore's drug trafficking operation reveals many are repeat offenders with extensive criminal backgrounds.
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Business Owner Shows Compassion After Break-In Incident
Tia Hamilton, a Baltimore business owner, expresses forgiveness to a man who broke into her establishment during a court appearance.