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Supporters Rally for Marilyn Mosby Amid Complaint Allegations
Demonstrators defend former State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby against claims of misconduct related to the Adnan Syed case.
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Maryland's Unique Legal System Allows Charges Without Police Oversight
In Maryland, individuals can face serious charges based solely on accusations, raising concerns about potential abuses in the justice system.
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CareFirst Sues Towson Brothers Over Alleged $50 Million Insurance Fraud
CareFirst of Maryland has launched a federal lawsuit against two brothers, accusing them of orchestrating a massive health insurance fraud scheme.
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Baltimore Area Government Offices and Services Closed Monday Due to Winter Weather
A winter storm continues to impact the Baltimore area, leading to widespread closures of government offices, libraries, and more.
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Marilyn Mosby and Prosecutors Request Rehearing Following Vacated Fraud Conviction
Marilyn Mosby and state prosecutors have filed for a rehearing after a judge vacated her fraud conviction earlier this month.
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Uncontested Races Shape Maryland's 2026 Elections Landscape
As candidate filing deadlines pass, many Maryland elections are already decided, with several incumbents facing no opposition.
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Dali Crew Faces Extended Stay in Baltimore Following Key Bridge Collapse Trial Delay
Crew members from the Dali cargo ship plead for a return home as criminal trial is set for October 2027.
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Marilyn Mosby's Mortgage Fraud Conviction Overturned, Perjury Charges Remain
The former Baltimore State's Attorney has had one conviction overturned while maintaining others related to perjury.
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City Council Remains Silent Amid Transparency Issues with MONSE
Concerns over transparency in the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement prompt calls for accountability from the City Council.
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Corey Pollard's Ties to Marilyn Mosby Resurface Amid Squatter Case
Corey Pollard faces new federal allegations while his past claims of rehabilitation with Marilyn Mosby come under scrutiny.
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Democratic Primary Features Three Candidates for Baltimore City State's Attorney
Incumbent Marilyn Mosby faces challengers Ivan Bates and Thiru Vignarajah in a key Democratic primary amid pressing city issues.
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Prosecutors Withdraw, Then Reindict in Baltimore Murder Case
Draquan Smith's murder trial faces delays as prosecutors drop charges only to refile them shortly after.
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State's Attorney Reverses Course on Adnan Syed's Conviction
Baltimore's State's Attorney Ivan Bates has decided not to pursue the dismissal of Adnan Syed's conviction, diverging from previous efforts.
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Prosecutors Request 20-Month Sentence for Former Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby
Federal attorneys are advocating for a 20-month prison term for Marilyn Mosby in her ongoing legal battles over perjury and mortgage fraud.
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Marilyn Mosby’s Defense Team Seeks Withdrawal from Perjury Case
Marilyn Mosby's defense attorneys have requested to withdraw from her federal perjury case amid court controversies.
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Maryland State Senator Faces Extortion Charges Linked to Affair
A Maryland state senator has been charged with extorting a former consultant over a personal affair, raising concerns about ethics in public office.
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Baltimore Teen Sentenced to 75 Years for Carjacking Injuring Two Seniors
A Baltimore teenager has been sentenced to 75 years in prison for a carjacking incident that resulted in injuries to two elderly women.
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Baltimore Man Released in Error Before Retrial for Murder
The Maryland corrections department mistakenly released Theodore Johnson Jr., who was awaiting a new murder trial, before he was reapprehended.
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Maryland Supreme Court Rules Against Publicizing Names of Unindicted Clergy in Abuse Cases
The Maryland Supreme Court has determined that the state cannot release the names of clergy members not indicted for child sex abuse.
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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.