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Nighttime Helicopter Operations at NAS Patuxent River to Increase Noise Levels
Residents near NAS Patuxent River may experience heightened noise Thursday evening due to military helicopter training exercises.
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Education
Baltimore County Schools Report Decline in Enrollment Amid State Exodus
A recent report indicates that Baltimore County schools are experiencing a drop in student enrollment, partly due to families leaving the state.
City Hall
City Hall Faces Criticism Over $50,000 Spending on Orioles Game Food
Baltimore officials are under scrutiny for allegedly spending $50,000 on crab cakes and wings at Orioles games.
City Hall
Mayor Scott Highlights Significant Drop in Homicides in Baltimore
Mayor Scott announces a notable decrease in homicide rates, calling it a historic achievement for public safety in Baltimore.
Public Safety
Baltimore Police Forge Connections with Students to Combat Youth Violence
In an effort to curb youth violence, Baltimore police are engaging directly with students across the city.
Public Safety
Contractor Injured by Accidental Gunfire Inside Baltimore Police Station
A contractor was injured due to an accidental discharge of a firearm at a Baltimore police facility.
Public Safety
Shooting Incident in Poppleton Leaves 51-Year-Old Man Injured
Baltimore police are investigating a shooting that injured a man in the Poppleton neighborhood.
Public Safety
Retired Baltimore Police Lieutenant Stephen B. Tabeling III Passes Away at 96
Stephen B. Tabeling III, a former lieutenant with the Baltimore Police Department, has died at the age of 96.
Public Safety
Three Baltimore Police Officers Face Indictments for Theft and Misconduct
Three officers from the Baltimore Police Department have been indicted on charges related to theft and misconduct in office.
Public Safety
Baltimore Police Officers Won't Face Charges in Fatal Shooting Incident
An investigation has concluded without charges against officers involved in the shooting of an armed man in Baltimore.
Public Safety
Firefighters Respond to Blaze Involving Four Teslas in Owings Mills
An electrical fire involving four Tesla vehicles was swiftly contained by Baltimore County firefighters in Owings Mills.
City Hall
Moore Plans Special Session for Redistricting; Drone Restrictions in Baltimore for SAIL250
Governor Wes Moore announces a return for a special session on redistricting, while Baltimore imposes drone restrictions for the upcoming SAIL250 event.
Courts
Baltimore County Requests $5,000 for Settlement Records Involving Official
The county is seeking a substantial fee for public records related to a $100,000 settlement paid to a government official.
Courts
Michael Maurice Johnson Sentenced to Life for Rape and Assault
Michael Maurice Johnson, previously acquitted in the Phylicia Barnes case, receives two life sentences for rape and assault.
Courts
Baltimore County Primary Election Results for 2026
Preliminary results for the 2026 Baltimore County primary election have been released, with no Republican candidates running.
Courts
Federal and New York State Clash Over Ban on Masked Law Enforcement Officers
New York and the federal government are engaged in legal battles over the state's prohibition of masked police officers.
Education
New Bell Schedules Introduced for 93 Baltimore City Schools Next Year
Baltimore City Public Schools will implement updated bell schedules for 93 schools starting in the next academic year.
Education
Zero Proficient Math Scores at 13 Baltimore High Schools Raises Concerns
A recent report reveals that 40% of Baltimore City high schools had no students scoring proficient in math on state exams, prompting calls for accountability.
Education
Baltimore City Schools to Cut Programs Following $48 Million Federal Funding Loss
The Baltimore City Public Schools will make significant program cuts after losing federal funding intended for pandemic relief.
Education
Baltimore City Schools to Provide Free Summer Meals for Youth in 2025
The Summer Food Service Program will offer free meals to children under 18 from June 16 to August 22, 2025.