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The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals has reversed former Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby's mortgage fraud conviction while upholding her perjury convictions.
During AFRAM's 50th anniversary, Mayor Brandon Scott emphasized Baltimore's historical impact on Black leadership and culture.
Maryland Attorney General confirms no charges will be filed in the fatal shooting of Pytorcarcha Brooks by police.
The incoming CEO of Baltimore schools discusses school choice, academic standards, and contract details as he prepares for his role.
Mayor Scott and the Baltimore Fire Department are promoting a new initiative to enhance smoke alarm awareness across the city.
Andrew C. Freeman claims he faced racial bias in his termination shortly after a promotion at East Baltimore Development Inc.
Baltimore police are investigating a robbery incident involving a scooter in the Charles North neighborhood on Saturday evening.
Baltimore County Councilman Izzy Patoka has conceded to Julian Jones, who will now represent the Democratic party in the upcoming general election.
Councilman Julian Jones makes history as the first Black man to win the Democratic primary for Baltimore County executive.
Your free daily horoscope for Sunday, June 28 — what the stars have in store for every zodiac sign, from Aries to Pisces.
Norman Waker pleads guilty to second-degree murder in a shooting that left one dead and another injured at a Baltimore senior facility.
Tomorrow in Baltimore (Sunday, June 28): overcast skies, a high near 80°F and a low around 71°F.
The Baltimore City Fire Department has named its inaugural LGBTQIA+ liaison to enhance inclusivity within the department.
Mayor Brandon M. Scott has announced his intention to nominate Chief James Wallace to lead the Baltimore City Fire Department.
In a historic first, the Baltimore City Fire Department will redirect emergency calls to local agencies during a memorial service for three firefighters.
The number of first responders in Baltimore City is decreasing, raising concerns about public safety and emergency response.
A joint memorial for three Baltimore firefighters who died in the line of duty will take place on February 2, 2022.
Authorities uncover dozens of animal remains at a Northern California rescue amid allegations of mistreatment and missing dogs.
The mayor's plan to boost City Hall staffing has ignited debates over the city's spending priorities.
Former Baltimore arts advisor Tonya Miller Hall will advance creative economic growth through a new fellowship with the Deutsch Foundation.