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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.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Transit
MTA Halts Planned Transit Cuts in Baltimore Region
State officials respond to public outcry by maintaining MTA services amid ongoing pandemic challenges.
Transit
Improving Communication: Lessons for Baltimore Transit from WMATA
Baltimore transit officials can enhance service communication by adopting strategies used by WMATA in the D.C. area.
Transit
Free Transit Rides Offered Sunday for Rosa Parks' Birthday
The MTA will provide free rides on all services this Sunday to commemorate Rosa Parks and promote transit equity.
Transit
MTA Unveils Proposed Modifications to Key Bus Routes This Fall
The Maryland Transit Administration is suggesting adjustments to essential bus routes set to take effect in the upcoming fall season.
Transit
Fare Increases for Maryland Public Transit Begin This Sunday
Starting June 26, Maryland Transit Administration riders will face higher fares for buses and trains as mandated by state law.
Public Safety
Teens Charged in Baltimore Carjacking and Murder Scheme
A group of teenagers is facing serious charges in connection with a series of carjackings and a murder in Baltimore.
City Hall
Mamdani's Victory in New York Challenges Democratic Party's Adaptability
The recent electoral success of Mamdani in New York raises questions about the Democratic Party's openness to progressive change.
Transit
Man Killed by MTA Train at Shot Tower Station in Baltimore
A man in his 20s or 30s was fatally injured after being struck by an MTA train at Shot Tower Station on Tuesday afternoon.
City Hall
Sabrina Tapp-Harper Claims Victory in Baltimore Sheriff's Race as Sam Cogen Concedes
Sabrina Tapp-Harper is set to make history as the first woman to lead the Baltimore Sheriff's Office following Sam Cogen's concession.
City Hall
Eight Individuals Charged with Serious Crimes Across Baltimore Region
Authorities have charged eight suspects in connection with a series of violent crimes including murder and armed robbery.
City Hall
Mayor Critiques Juvenile Justice System Following Recent Arrests
Baltimore's mayor expresses concern over the effectiveness of the juvenile justice system amid rising arrests.