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 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 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 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 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 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 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
City Hall Concerns Rise Over Mail-In Ballots in Maryland Delegate Kathy Szeliga expresses doubts following the mishandling of mail-in ballots in the recent election. 1 month ago
Education East Baltimore Honors Coach Tree Harried with Street Naming A new street sign near Lake Clifton High School celebrates Coach Herman 'Tree' Harried's long-standing impact on the community. 1 month ago
Public Safety Investigation into Epstein's New Mexico Ties Could Reveal Influential Figures Ongoing inquiries into Jeffrey Epstein's connections in New Mexico may expose high-profile individuals linked to the late financier. 1 month ago
Public Safety Rescue Operations Intensify as Earthquakes Devastate Venezuela With the death toll rising, rescue teams are working tirelessly to locate survivors after powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela. 1 month ago
City Hall City Hall Baltimore's November Ballot Will Not Include Term Limits Repeal; Layoffs at Hopkins; New Female Sheriff Elected A charter amendment to repeal term limits will not appear on the upcoming ballot, while Johns Hopkins University announces significant layoffs and Baltimore elects its first female sheriff. 1 month ago