Transit
MTA Invites Baltimore Bus Riders to Influence Future Route Planning
Baltimore residents who use MTA buses are encouraged to provide input on future route modifications.
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Transit
MTA to Offer Free Rides on Earth Day, April 22
In celebration of Earth Day, the Maryland Transit Administration will provide free transit rides on April 22, 2025.
Transit
Transportation Equity Issues Highlighted During Ravens Playoff Game
As Baltimoreans celebrate a Ravens playoff victory, transportation challenges come to the forefront, particularly in underserved neighborhoods.
Transit
MTA Plans Cuts to Commuter Bus Routes Amid Funding Crisis
The Maryland Transportation Authority proposes significant reductions to commuter bus services due to a severe financial deficit.
Transit
Baltimore Metro Subway Upgrades to Advanced Train Control System
The Maryland Transit Administration is enhancing service for Metro Subway riders with a new computerized signaling system.
City Hall
Baltimore Mayor Set to Approve New Regulations for Smoke Shops
New legislation will establish restrictions on the locations of smoke shops across Baltimore.
City Hall
Baltimore Mayor Set to Approve New Zoning Regulations for Smoke Shops
The Baltimore mayor is preparing to sign a bill that will implement new zoning laws for smoke shops across the city.
Education
Mother Files Lawsuit Against Baltimore Schools After Son Wanders Off During Care
A Baltimore mother is taking legal action against the school district after her son went missing while under school supervision.
Public Safety
Baltimore Officer Receives Sentence for Misconduct Related to False Arrest
A Baltimore police officer has been sentenced following a conviction for misconduct involving a false arrest.
Public Safety
Ex-Baltimore Officer Receives Six-Year Sentence for Assault and Sexual Offense
A former Baltimore police officer has been sentenced to six years in prison following a conviction for assault and a sexual offense.
Public Safety
Baltimore Police Department Enhances Real-Time Crime Data Collection
The Baltimore Police Department is utilizing advanced technology to improve real-time crime data gathering for more effective policing.
Public Safety
June In-Custody Death in Baltimore Classified as Homicide
An in-custody death that occurred in June has been officially ruled a homicide by the authorities in Baltimore.
Public Safety
Baltimore Police Under Investigation by San Francisco Special Victims’ Unit
The San Francisco Police Department's Special Victims’ Unit is reportedly investigating the Baltimore Police Department.
Public Safety
Four Baltimore Police Officers Suspended Due to California Criminal Investigation
The Baltimore Police Department has placed four officers on suspension as they face an ongoing criminal investigation in California.
Business
USDA Grants Disaster Declaration for Maryland Farmers Following Late Spring Freeze
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved a disaster declaration for Maryland farms affected by a late-April freeze.
Public Safety
Baltimore County Detective Paul Hoke Honored in Funeral Procession
Detective Paul Hoke, who served in Baltimore County, was escorted by police and fire officials to a funeral home.
Public Safety
State Partnership with Baltimore Police Department Reinstated by Gov. Moore
Governor Moore has announced the restoration of the partnership between the state and the Baltimore Police Department.
Public Safety
Baltimore Police Revise Historical Homicide Reporting Practices
The Baltimore Police Department has announced changes to enhance the accuracy of historical homicide data reporting.
Public Safety
Baltimore Police Officers' Use of Vehicles as Weapons: A Longstanding Issue
The issue of Baltimore police using their vehicles as weapons has persisted over time, raising concerns about public safety.
Public Safety
Baltimore Police Report Highlights Progress in Crime Reduction Efforts for 2025
The Baltimore Police Department's latest report reveals significant strides in crime reduction strategies implemented this year.