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Baltimore Firefighter Sues Department Over Allegations of Discrimination

A Baltimore firefighter has filed a lawsuit claiming discrimination within the fire department and calling for systemic changes.

1 month ago

City Hall

Baltimore City Council Approves Nearly $5 Billion Budget Amid Concerns Over Mayor's Office Expansion

The Baltimore City Council has approved a significant budget, addressing public safety and immigrant services while raising questions about administrative growth.

1 month ago

Education

Brayden Morgan Concludes Historic Term as Voting Student Board Member in Anne Arundel County

Glen Burnie High School student Brayden Morgan wraps up a transformative year as Anne Arundel County's voting school board member.

1 month ago

Transit

Governor Promotes Transit-Oriented Development Initiatives in Baltimore

The Governor's office is pushing forward with plans for transit-oriented development to enhance Baltimore's urban landscape.

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Courts

Man Charged with Murder in 2002 Disappearance of Wife to Remain in Custody

A Baltimore man accused of murdering his wife, who went missing in 2002, will be held without bail following a court ruling.

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Public Safety

Baltimore Woman Forms Bond with Good Samaritan Who Returned Stolen Packages

A West Baltimore woman has found the good Samaritan who helped recover her stolen packages, leading to a heartfelt friendship.

1 month ago

Public Safety

Baltimore Police Involved in Shooting of 13-Year-Old with Replica Firearm

A 13-year-old boy was shot by police in Baltimore while holding an object resembling a firearm, prompting an investigation.

1 month ago

City Hall

Sabrina Tapp-Harper Wins Baltimore City Sheriff Race After Sam Cogen Concedes

In a significant political upset, Sabrina Tapp-Harper will become Baltimore's first African American female sheriff following Sam Cogen's concession.

1 month ago

Public Safety

Investigation Underway Following Discovery of Deceased Individual in Southwest Baltimore

Authorities are looking into the circumstances surrounding a death reported in southwest Baltimore on Thursday evening.

1 month ago

Public Safety

Baltimore Police Crack Down on Illegal Dirt Bikes at Gas Stations

In a renewed initiative, Baltimore police are focusing on gas stations to combat the illegal use of dirt bikes in the city.

1 month ago

City Hall

Johnson and Trump Discuss Housing Bill Amid Legislative Stalemate

House Speaker Mike Johnson met with President Trump to address stalled housing legislation and emphasize party unity.

1 month ago

Horoscope

Daily Horoscope for Friday, June 26, 2026: All 12 Zodiac Signs

Your free daily horoscope for Friday, June 26 — what the stars have in store for every zodiac sign, from Aries to Pisces.

1 month ago

Courts

Lawsuit Related to $100K Settlement Unsealed by Baltimore County Judge

A Baltimore County judge has made public a lawsuit connected to a substantial settlement, shedding light on the case's details.

1 month ago

Education

Herman ‘Tree’ Harried Honored with Street Naming in Baltimore

Baltimore celebrates basketball icon Herman ‘Tree’ Harried with a street naming ceremony recognizing his contributions to the community.

1 month ago

Weather

Baltimore Weather Forecast for Friday, June 26: Heavy rain, High 92°F / Low 70°F

Tomorrow in Baltimore (Friday, June 26): heavy rain, a high near 92°F and a low around 70°F, with a 32% chance of precipitation.

1 month ago

Health

Baltimore Fire Officers Union Offers Cancer Screenings for Firefighters

The Baltimore Fire Officers Union is providing screenings for esophageal cancer, targeting early detection for firefighters at risk.

1 month ago

Courts

Federal Government Challenges Dismissal of Charges Against Kilmar Abrego Garcia

The Department of Justice has filed an appeal following the dismissal of charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia.

1 month ago

Education

Baltimore County School Board Appoints New Superintendent

William Heiser, previously with Anne Arundel County Public Schools, will begin his role as superintendent on July 1.

1 month ago

Courts

Defendant in Morrell Park Shooting Chooses Trial Over Plea Deal

A defendant involved in a shooting incident in Morrell Park has opted to reject a plea agreement and proceed to trial.

1 month ago

Public Safety

Baltimore Boosts Security Measures for Sail 250 Maryland Event

Enhanced security protocols are being implemented in Baltimore in anticipation of the upcoming Sail 250 Maryland event.

1 month ago