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Mayor Scott Highlights Crime Drop and Economic Progress in State of the City Address
In his recent address, Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott emphasized the city's achievements in reducing crime and boosting the economy.
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Baltimore's New Mayor Commits to Stability During Inauguration Ceremony
At her inauguration, Baltimore's first two-term mayor in 20 years emphasizes a commitment to stability and progress.
City Hall
Highlights from the 2025 Baltimore State of the City Address
Mayor's address outlines key initiatives and challenges facing Baltimore's future.
Public Safety
Baltimore County Detective Faces Suspension for Unauthorized Phone Search
A detective in Baltimore County has been suspended following a warrantless search of a murder suspect's mobile device.
Weather
Coastal Flood Advisory for the Baltimore Area (Minor)
Coastal Flood Advisory issued June 17 at 9:45PM EDT until June 18 at 1:00PM EDT by NWS Baltimore MD/Washington DC
Weather
Coastal Flood Advisory for the Baltimore Area (Minor)
Coastal Flood Advisory issued June 17 at 9:45PM EDT until June 18 at 4:00PM EDT by NWS Baltimore MD/Washington DC
Education
Baltimore County Schools Superintendent Presents Final Year-End Report Ahead of Retirement
The superintendent of Baltimore County Schools delivered an end-of-year report, marking the conclusion of their tenure before retirement.
City Hall
Poppleton's Greater Model Aquatic Center Reopens After Four-Year Hiatus
The Greater Model Aquatic Center in Poppleton has officially reopened, marking its first summer season since 2019.
Courts
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.
Courts
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.
Courts
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.
Courts
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.
Courts
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.
Public Safety
City Council Reviews Strategies for Preventing Underground Fires
Baltimore City Council is assessing measures to enhance safety and prevent underground fires in the area.
Public Safety
Shooting in Pikesville Under Investigation by Baltimore County Police
A man was hospitalized following a shooting incident in Pikesville, prompting an ongoing investigation by local authorities.
Courts
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.
Courts
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.
Courts
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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Daily Horoscope for Thursday, June 18, 2026: All 12 Zodiac Signs
Your free daily horoscope for Thursday, June 18 — what the stars have in store for every zodiac sign, from Aries to Pisces.
Courts
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.