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Baltimore State's Attorney Unveils Police Officers' 'Do Not Call List'
The Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office has released a list of nearly 100 officers deemed unreliable for court testimony.
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Marilyn Mosby Faces Possible Suspension of Law License Before Mortgage Fraud Trial
The former Baltimore State's Attorney may have her law license suspended as she prepares for a trial related to mortgage fraud allegations.
Courts
State's Attorney Ivan Bates Acknowledges Error in Gun Offender Sentencing
Baltimore's State's Attorney admits his office failed to pursue enhanced penalties for a repeat gun offender.
Courts
Defense Counsel Moves to Dismiss Federal Charges Against Mosby
An attorney for Marilyn Mosby has filed a motion to dismiss the federal indictment against her, citing various legal grounds.
Courts
Marilyn Mosby Found Guilty of Mortgage Fraud in Split Verdict
Former Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby was convicted of lying on a mortgage application for a Florida property.
Public Safety
Identification of Revolutionary War Soldier Marks Resolution of Maryland's Oldest Cold Case
DNA analysis has identified Private John Pumphrey, a soldier killed in the Revolutionary War, resolving a 245-year-old mystery.
Public Safety
Chief Engineer of Dali Ship Pleads Guilty to Safety Violations Linked to Key Bridge Incident
Karthikeyan Deenadayalan admits to federal safety law violations related to the tragic Key Bridge accident that resulted in six fatalities.
Health
Johns Hopkins Medicine Illuminates Iconic Dome
Johns Hopkins Medicine has unveiled a new lighting design for its historic dome, enhancing its nighttime visibility.
Public Safety
Baltimore Police Confiscate Nine Dirt Bikes at Local Park Gathering
Authorities in Northeast Baltimore took action by seizing nine dirt bikes during a gathering at a local park.
Courts
Defense Team for Luigi Mangione Abandons Psychiatric Argument in Murder Case
Luigi Mangione's attorneys have withdrawn plans to use a psychiatric defense in his upcoming murder trial for the death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
Health
Baltimore Man Shoots Uncle in Staged Robbery Incident
A Baltimore man has been charged after shooting his uncle during a botched robbery that was part of a planned scheme.
Health
Power Restored After Outage at Johns Hopkins Hospital
Johns Hopkins Hospital has successfully restored power following a recent outage affecting the facility.
City Hall
Retired Baltimore Resident Takes on City Over Pothole Problems
A Baltimore retiree is challenging the city over persistent pothole issues, highlighting frustrations with local government responsiveness.
Public Safety
AI-Generated Images Complicate Maryland Governor Race; Other Local News Updates
The Maryland governor race faces controversy over AI images, while Baltimore sees the return of Confederate monuments and Eastpoint Mall prepares to close.
Public Safety
Man Arrested for Impersonating Police After Traffic Stop Incident
A Maryland man faces charges after allegedly posing as a police officer during a traffic stop involving a real officer.
Business
New $340 Million Development Planned for Largo
A significant mixed-use project featuring housing and retail is set to break ground in Largo next spring.
City Hall
Mayor Scott Approves Bill to Enhance Oversight of Youth Fund
Baltimore's Mayor Brandon Scott has signed legislation aimed at improving the oversight of the Baltimore Children and Youth Fund following concerns about transparency and spending.
Transit
New Hitachi Rail Metro Cars Enter Service in Baltimore
The Maryland Transit Administration's Baltimore Metro Subway Link has started using new Hitachi Rail metro cars as part of a modernization effort.
Public Safety
Police Identify Suspect in Towson University Student's Road Rage Death
Baltimore County police are searching for Reginald T. Gray Jr., wanted in connection with the shooting death of a Towson University student.
Public Safety
Ukraine Launches Major Drone Strike on Moscow Oil Refinery, Escalating Tensions
In a significant escalation of the conflict, Ukraine targets a major oil refinery near Moscow, prompting widespread damage and injuries.