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Baltimore County Police Department Adds 55 New Officers
The Baltimore County Police Department swears in 55 new officers, enhancing community policing efforts under Chief Robert McCullough.
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Public Safety
Arrests Made in Baltimore Murder Case After Year-Long Investigation
Two individuals have been arrested in connection with a murder case that puzzled investigators for a year in Baltimore.
Public Safety
Search Continues for Three Missing After Boat Capsizes in San Francisco Bay
Rescue operations are underway for three individuals missing following the sinking of a boat during a memorial service in San Francisco Bay.
Public Safety
Baltimore Pools Extend Hours Amid Heatwave
In response to a heat advisory, Baltimore's Rec and Parks will extend pool hours to provide relief from extreme temperatures.
City Hall
Respecting Voter Decisions on Term Limits is Essential for City Council
The Baltimore City Council is urged to uphold the decision made by voters regarding term limits for elected officials.
City Hall
DSA Proposes Comprehensive Overhaul of U.S. Government Structure
The Democratic Socialists of America have introduced a bold platform aiming to transform the U.S. governmental framework.
Public Safety
Baltimore County Police Welcomes Another 55 Recruits in Ongoing Recruitment Efforts
The Baltimore County Police Department continues its recruitment drive with a second class of 55 recruits, reflecting a positive trend.
Public Safety
Leadership Changes at Roxbury Prison After Inmate's Death Sparks Investigation
The death of Colin Wolf has led to significant disciplinary actions against prison staff as investigations continue into rising violence in Maryland's correctional facilities.
Public Safety
Reginald Gray Indicted for Murder in Towson Circle Shooting
Reginald Gray faces multiple charges, including first-degree murder, in connection with the fatal shooting of Nasir Majied.
Public Safety
Trump Advocates for Resuming ICE Traffic Stops Amid Controversy
President Trump urges ICE to continue traffic stops following a temporary pause after recent deadly incidents involving agents.
Weather
Maryland Under Heat Advisory as Temperatures Expected to Exceed 100 Degrees
A heat advisory has been issued for Central Maryland, with temperatures potentially reaching 103 degrees in Baltimore City.
Weather
Heat Advisory for the Baltimore Area (Moderate)
Heat Advisory issued July 15 at 8:24AM EDT until July 15 at 8:00PM EDT by NWS Baltimore MD/Washington DC
Courts
Senate to Review Todd Blanche's Bid for Permanent Attorney General Position
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche will undergo Senate confirmation hearings this week as he aims to secure the permanent role leading the Justice Department.
Public Safety
Tragic Accidental Shooting Claims Life of 7-Year-Old in Milford Mill
A young girl has died following an accidental shooting incident in a Milford Mill home, highlighting ongoing concerns about gun safety.
City Hall
Calls for Ouster of Baltimore Democratic Official Following Campaign Conflict
A petition seeks the removal of Ronald Rosenbluth after an alleged altercation with a campaign volunteer during a primary race.
City Hall
Victor Ramirez Set to Rejoin Prince George's County Council After Primary Win
Former state senator Victor Ramirez is poised to return to elected office after winning the Democratic primary for District 2 on the Prince George's County Council.
City Hall
Montgomery Council Member Proposes Ban on Former ICE Employees in County Jobs
A new bill aims to prevent former ICE employees from being hired in Montgomery County, enhancing safety for immigrant residents.
Business
Utility Shut-Offs in Maryland Surge Amid Rising Costs
In 2024, Maryland experienced nearly 115,000 utility shut-offs due to nonpayment, reflecting the financial strain on residents.
Education
Lawsuit Filed Against Frederick County Schools Over Allegations of Antisemitism
A former teacher claims ongoing antisemitism at New Market Middle School forced her to retire early, prompting legal action.
Weather
Heat Advisory for the Baltimore Area (Moderate)
Heat Advisory issued July 15 at 12:49AM EDT until July 15 at 8:00PM EDT by NWS Baltimore MD/Washington DC