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Unique Thorne Sentenced to 35 Years for Fatal Shooting in Baltimore
A Baltimore woman received a lengthy prison sentence for the shooting death of Shy’Keema Turner, captured in a viral video.
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Baltimore Weather Forecast for Wednesday, July 1: Thunderstorms, High 101°F / Low 74°F
Tomorrow in Baltimore (Wednesday, July 1): thunderstorms, a high near 101°F and a low around 74°F.
Courts
Father Convicted in Rosedale Shooting That Killed Four-Year-Old Son
Mark Jones Jr. was found guilty of multiple charges, including second-degree murder, following a tragic Christmas Eve incident.
Public Safety
One Dead Following Kitchen Fire in Columbia Apartment Complex
A kitchen fire in Columbia resulted in the death of one adult, prompting an investigation by local authorities.
City Hall
Baltimore Mayor's Advisor Marvin James Faces Scrutiny Over Activities
Marvin James, a senior advisor to Baltimore's mayor, is under investigation following reports of questionable use of a city vehicle.
Public Safety
North Potomac Teen Arrested for Gaithersburg Shooting and Carjacking
An 18-year-old has been charged with first-degree murder and armed carjacking linked to a fatal incident in Gaithersburg.
Public Safety
Baltimore Police Seize Over 60 Dirt Bikes and ATVs in 2023
This year, Baltimore Police have confiscated more than 60 illegal dirt bikes and ATVs, with recent enforcement actions in various neighborhoods.
Public Safety
Baltimore County Police Introduce Redesigned Cruisers
The Baltimore County Police Department has revealed new cruiser designs featuring enhanced technology and visibility.
Public Safety
UNICEF Raises Alarm Over Escalating Violence in Sudan's El Obeid
As conflict intensifies in Sudan, UNICEF warns that children in El Obeid face dire risks amid encircling violence.
Education
Morgan State's Anatomy Academy Equips Baltimore Teens for Healthcare Careers
The Anatomy Academy at Morgan State University offers high school students hands-on experience in healthcare fields to address workforce shortages.
Health
Towson Residents Find Creative Ways to Stay Cool Amid Heat Wave
As Baltimore County faces extreme temperatures, local residents implement strategies to beat the heat.
Courts
Supreme Court Upholds Birthright Citizenship Amid Ongoing Political Debate
Legal experts in Maryland view the Supreme Court's ruling on birthright citizenship as a reaffirmation of constitutional rights, though political discussions continue.
Public Safety
Tragic Bicycle Accident Claims Life of Young Girl in Ellicott City
A young girl lost her life in Ellicott City after falling off her bicycle and being struck by a dump truck.
Courts
Rosedale Father Convicted in Christmas Eve Shooting that Claimed His Son's Life
Mark Jones Jr. was found guilty of second-degree murder for the shooting that killed his 4-year-old son and injured two others.
Public Safety
Tragic Accident Claims Life of Young Bicyclist in Ellicott City
A young girl was fatally struck by a dump truck after falling from her bicycle in Howard County on Tuesday afternoon.
Public Safety
Baltimore Issues Code Red Heat Alert Ahead of July 4 Weekend
City officials urge residents to stay safe and hydrated as extreme heat grips Baltimore through July 4.
Health
Baltimore Issues Extreme Heat Alert, Extends Pool Hours for Relief
As temperatures are set to soar above 110 degrees, Baltimore declares a Code Red Extreme Heat Alert and extends pool hours for residents.
City Hall
Harris Proposes Bill to Shift Senate Elections Away from Voter Control
Rep. Andy Harris is backing a proposal that would remove the power of Senate election decisions from Maryland voters.
Transit
New Railcars Aim to Revitalize Baltimore's Aging Subway System
Baltimore's Metro, once a symbol of hope, struggles with reliability as new railcars are set to debut in 2025.
Transit
MTA's In-Reach Program Enhances Communication with Baltimore Bus Operators
The Maryland Transit Administration's new initiative aims to improve dialogue and morale among bus operators following a network redesign.