Public Safety Death Toll Rises to Nearly 600 in Venezuela Earthquakes as Rescue Efforts Intensify Back-to-back earthquakes in northern Venezuela have left at least 589 dead, with rescue teams working tirelessly amid ongoing searches for survivors. 1 month ago
Public Safety FEMA Official Ousted Following Controversial Remarks, Sources Say Gregg Phillips, known for bizarre claims including teleportation, has left FEMA amid scrutiny over his past comments. 1 month ago
Public Safety Violent Weekend in Baltimore Leaves Two Dead and Dozens Injured A series of shootings over four days in Baltimore resulted in two fatalities and at least 12 injuries, raising concerns about public safety. 1 month ago
City Hall City Hall Understanding DC Home Rule and Its Implications A look into DC Home Rule and the political implications of potential changes under a Trump administration. 1 month ago
Public Safety Investigation Launched After Allegations of Inappropriate Behavior by Baltimore County Paramedic A paramedic faces scrutiny for alleged misconduct inside firehouses, prompting health concerns and hazmat cleaning. 1 month ago
Weather Weather Coastal Flood Advisory for the Baltimore Area (Minor) Coastal Flood Advisory issued June 26 at 8:04AM EDT until June 26 at 11:00AM EDT by NWS Baltimore MD/Washington DC 1 month ago
Public Safety Baltimore Officials Announce Takedown of Violent Crime Ring Involving Juveniles City officials highlight recent efforts to dismantle a juvenile-led violent crime organization as part of ongoing public safety initiatives. 1 month ago
Transit MTA Commuter Bus Strike Concludes as Workers Secure New Agreement After a six-day strike, MTA bus workers reach a new contract with improved wages and benefits, resuming service Thursday. 1 month ago
Transit Transit Metro Subway Line Resumes Service After Electrical Fire Incident The Metro Subway line in Baltimore has reopened after an electrical fire caused temporary service disruptions. 1 month ago
Transit Baltimore's Bus Driver Shortage Disrupts Public Transit Reliability Passengers at Mondawmin Station express frustration over delays and cancellations amid a significant driver shortage. 1 month ago
Transit MTA Introduces New Route Options for Red Line Project The Maryland Transit Administration has revealed alternative routes for the Red Line, aiming to enhance transit access in Baltimore. 1 month ago
Transit Transit MTA and WRNR Engage in Dispute Over Radio Signal Interference The Maryland Transit Agency is addressing ongoing radio interference issues affecting WRNR, impacting local broadcasts. 1 month ago
Education Education William Heiser Appointed as New Superintendent of Baltimore County Schools The Baltimore County Board of Education has chosen William Heiser to lead its school system as the new superintendent. 1 month ago
Public Safety Public Safety Explore Crime Data and Maps for Your Baltimore Neighborhood Residents can now access detailed crime reports and maps specific to their neighborhoods and blocks in Baltimore. 1 month ago
Courts Courts Baltimore's Citation Docket Initiative Faces Challenges in Addressing Petty Crime The Citation Docket program aimed at curbing minor offenses in Baltimore is experiencing a sluggish rollout. 1 month ago
Courts Baltimore's State's Attorney Makes Drug Possession and Prostitution Policy Permanent State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby announces a permanent halt to prosecutions for low-level crimes, citing significant crime reductions. 1 month ago
Courts Courts Key Facts About Ivan Bates, Democratic Candidate for Baltimore State's Attorney Ivan Bates, the Democratic nominee for Baltimore state's attorney, has a diverse background and key priorities for the city. 1 month ago
Courts Judge Critiques Baltimore Prosecutors Over Staffing Shortages in Major Case A Baltimore circuit judge has publicly criticized the State's Attorney's Office for inadequate staffing in a significant conspiracy case. 1 month ago
Courts Marilyn Mosby Appeals Convictions and Forfeiture Order to 4th Circuit Former Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby seeks to overturn her convictions for mortgage fraud and perjury, along with a forfeiture ruling regarding her condominium. 1 month ago
Public Safety Public Safety Baltimore Officials Question State's Response to Rising Juvenile Crime Baltimore leaders express concerns over state actions amid increasing juvenile crime rates in the city. 1 month ago