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Baltimore Metro Welcomes First Shipment of Advanced Railcars
The Baltimore Metro system has received its initial delivery of railcars from a leading bullet train manufacturer, enhancing local transit.
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Maryland's Closed Primaries Under Legal Scrutiny as Early Voting Wraps Up
As early voting comes to an end, Maryland's closed primary system faces a legal challenge that could impact future elections.
Education
Henderson-Hopkins Employee Charged with Child Pornography
A staff member at Henderson-Hopkins faces charges after allegedly sharing explicit content involving a teenage girl.
Public Safety
Investigation Underway After Reported Shooting at Gas Station in Southeast Baltimore
Authorities have cordoned off a Royal Farms gas station as they investigate a shooting incident reported Friday morning.
Public Safety
Suspect in Fatal Gaithersburg Hit-and-Run Caught at Airport
A 26-year-old man has been arrested for a fatal hit-and-run in Gaithersburg while attempting to flee to Honduras.
Public Safety
Baltimore Police Department Celebrates Largest Graduation Class in Over a Decade
The Baltimore Police Department's recent graduation marks a hopeful trend in recruitment and community safety efforts.
Public Safety
Suspect in Fatal Gaithersburg Hit-and-Run Arrested at Newark Airport
A man connected to a deadly hit-and-run incident in Gaithersburg has been apprehended while trying to flee to Honduras.
City Hall
Baltimore IT Allegedly Accessed Inspector General's Servers 433 Times Before Hearing
New court documents reveal Baltimore's IT department accessed the Inspector General's servers hundreds of times amid ongoing legal disputes.
Public Safety
Baltimore Parents Detained by ICE During School Drop-Off
The detention of a Baltimore couple at a school drop-off raises concerns about ICE's presence in educational settings.
Public Safety
Department of Justice Report Highlights Bias in Baltimore Police Practices
A newly released report by the DOJ reveals significant racial bias within the Baltimore Police Department's operations.
Public Safety
LaTonya Lewis Makes History as Baltimore Police Department's First Female Deputy Commissioner
LaTonya Lewis has been appointed as the first female Deputy Commissioner of the Baltimore Police Department, marking a significant milestone.
Public Safety
Baltimore Police Department's Chief T.J. Smith Steps Down
T.J. Smith, the spokesperson for the Baltimore Police Department, has announced his resignation.
Public Safety
Justice Department Report Highlights Flaws in Baltimore Police Practices
A recent DOJ investigation reveals systemic issues within the Baltimore Police Department linked to racial profiling and excessive force.
Public Safety
Baltimore Police Department Implements New Early Intervention Strategies
The Baltimore Police Department has adopted innovative early intervention methods to enhance community safety and officer performance.
City Hall
Baltimore IG Claims City Staff Accessed Watchdog's Server 433 Times Prior to Hearing
The Baltimore Inspector General reports that city employees accessed the watchdog's server numerous times ahead of an important hearing.
Public Safety
Towson Community Tense as Road-Rage Homicide Suspect Remains at Large
Residents of Towson are increasingly anxious as a suspect in a road-rage homicide has evaded capture for two weeks.
Public Safety
Union Leader Accuses Maryland Delegate of Assault at Early Voting Site
A physical altercation at an early-voting site leads to assault complaints filed by both a union leader and a state delegate.
Public Safety
Four Individuals File Lawsuit Against Baltimore Police Department for Discrimination and Harassment
A lawsuit has been filed against the Baltimore Police Department by four plaintiffs alleging discrimination, sexual harassment, and retaliation.
Public Safety
Disciplinary Actions Expected for 12 BPD Officers Following Brooklyn Homes Shooting
Twelve members of the Baltimore Police Department are set to face disciplinary measures in connection with the mass shooting incident at Brooklyn Homes.
Public Safety
Baltimore Police Department Initiates Recruitment Drive for Officers and Staff
The Baltimore Police Department seeks to bolster its ranks through a new recruitment initiative aimed at sworn officers and professional staff.