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Most Maryland Legislators on Track for Reelection Despite Challenges
Many Maryland lawmakers face hurdles but are likely to secure reelection in the upcoming cycle.
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Public Safety
Bel Air Police Investigate Attempted Abduction of Young Girl
Authorities are on the lookout for a man who allegedly attempted to abduct a girl in Bel Air on Saturday afternoon.
Courts
Nine Individuals Charged with Medicaid Fraud in Anne Arundel County
A group of nine people faces indictment for alleged Medicaid fraud in Anne Arundel County, highlighting ongoing issues in healthcare fraud.
Public Safety
Child in Critical Condition After Near-Drowning Incident in Pasadena Pool
A young child is receiving advanced life support after being found unresponsive at the bottom of a pool in Pasadena.
Public Safety
Tragic Loss: Three Firefighters Killed in Wildfire Battle Near Colorado-Utah Border
As wildfires continue to ravage the Southwest, Utah imposes fireworks restrictions for Independence Day celebrations.
Education
Baltimore City Schools Support Pregnant and Parenting Students with Resource Fair
The first Pregnant & Parenting Teen Resource Fair aims to help students balance education and parenting responsibilities.
Education
Baltimore City Schools Face Funding Challenges for Essential Repairs
Baltimore City Public Schools struggle with inadequate funding for building maintenance, impacting numerous facilities.
Education
Court Rules Baltimore Schools Receive Constitutionally Adequate Funding Despite Underfunding Evidence
A recent Circuit Court decision affirms that Baltimore City Public Schools meets state funding requirements, despite ongoing concerns about equity.
Education
Reflecting on the School Year with Baltimore City Schools' CEO
Dr. Sonja Santelises discusses the past school year, budget allocations, and future plans for Baltimore City Public Schools.
Education
Many Baltimore City Schools Lack Air Conditioning
A significant number of schools in Baltimore City are still without air conditioning, raising concerns among parents and staff.
Public Safety
Reflections on the Annapolis Newsroom Shooting Eight Years Later
Rick Hutzell revisits the site of the tragic 2018 shooting that claimed five lives, reflecting on the impact of gun violence.
Public Safety
Ex-Boyfriend Found Dead After Woman Shot in Upper Marlboro Driveway
A woman was fatally shot in Upper Marlboro, with her ex-boyfriend later discovered deceased in South Carolina, police report.
Public Safety
Police Seek Public's Help in Identifying Suspect in Homicide Investigation
Baltimore Police have released surveillance footage of a person connected to a homicide case, urging public assistance.
Public Safety
Police Respond to Gunfire Incident on Edgecombe Circle North in Northwest Baltimore
Authorities investigate a shooting scene in Northwest Baltimore as community members are urged to provide information.
Public Safety
Police Maintain Order in Fells Point During Sail250 Weekend Kickoff
A heightened police presence contributed to a peaceful start for Sail250 in Fells Point, following recent disturbances.
Public Safety
Man Found Dead Following Shooting in Southwest Baltimore
A shooting incident in the Irvington neighborhood of southwest Baltimore resulted in one man's death on Saturday afternoon.
Public Safety
Two Baltimore Officers Convicted in Corruption Case
A federal jury has found two Baltimore police officers guilty of corruption, marking a significant development in law enforcement accountability.
Courts
Marilyn Mosby to Appear in Federal Court on Perjury Charges
Former Baltimore top prosecutor Marilyn Mosby faces federal perjury charges next week after a series of legal twists.
Courts
Maryland Delegate Challenges $81K Court Judgment Despite Documentation
A Maryland delegate is contesting an $81,000 judgment against them, claiming the records are not valid.
City Hall
Baltimore Mayor Expresses Anger Over Violence Interrupter's Arrest in Shooting Incident
The mayor of Baltimore is outraged after a violence interrupter was charged in connection with a shooting, raising concerns about public safety.