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Possible Plea Deal Discussed in Luigi Mangione's Federal Murder Case
Luigi Mangione's attorneys have engaged in discussions regarding a potential plea deal ahead of his upcoming trial.
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Transit
Students and Advocates Demand Improved Transit in Baltimore at Annapolis Rally
Around 100 participants rallied near the State House, calling for immediate enhancements to Baltimore's public transit system.
Transit
Light Rail Service to Penn Station Resumes After Nearly Three Years
The Maryland Transit Administration has reinstated light rail service to Penn Station, enhancing connectivity for Baltimore commuters.
Transit
Governor Moore Confirms Light Rail for Baltimore's Red Line Project
Maryland Governor Wes Moore announces the Red Line will utilize light rail instead of rapid bus transit, following extensive community input.
Transit
Free Rides on MTA Services Offered for Election Day in Maryland
For the first time, MTA Maryland will provide complimentary rides on all bus, subway, and light rail services on Election Day.
Transit
Federal Funding Secured for Replacement of MTA Maryland Light Rail Trains
The Maryland Transit Administration will receive $213 million in federal funds to replace its aging Light Rail trains.
Transit
Discovery of Two Fetuses on MTA Bus Shocks East Baltimore Community
The unsettling find has prompted an investigation by Baltimore Police to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Transit
Baltimore Advocates Push for Transit Funding Reform Amid Road Spending Bias
A coalition aims to address the funding disparities between road projects and public transit in Maryland.
Transit
MTA Introduces New Dashboard to Enhance Transit Transparency
A new customer experience dashboard by the MTA aims to provide riders with improved data on bus and train reliability.
Transit
Maryland Secures $213 Million for Light Rail Car Replacement
The federal funding aims to replace all 52 aging light rail cars in Baltimore, enhancing safety and reliability.
Transit
Fatal Train Incident Near Owings Mills Metro Station
A person was struck and killed by a train near the Owings Mills Metro station late Sunday night, prompting temporary service suspension.
Public Safety
Firefighters Injured in Baltimore Rowhome Blaze; Investigation Underway
Two firefighters were hospitalized following a rowhome fire in southwest Baltimore, with the cause still being investigated.
Public Safety
Police Involved Shooting in Bolton Hill After Knife Threat
A 48-year-old man was shot by Baltimore police after allegedly threatening officers with a knife in Bolton Hill.
Public Safety
Baltimore County Officers Join Children for Holiday Shopping Event
Over 100 police officers teamed up with local youth for 'Shop with a Cop' in Cockeysville, spreading holiday cheer.
City Hall
Disputes Arise Over Delayed Property Tax Cuts in Baltimore's Budget Discussions
Tensions rise among Baltimore officials as stalled property tax cuts become a key issue in budget negotiations.
City Hall
Report Reveals Unapproved Spending by Baltimore Mayor’s Office
A recent inspector general report highlights significant unapproved expenditures by the mayor's office, raising concerns over city spending practices.
City Hall
Inspector General Advocates for Voter Input on Public Records Access in Baltimore
The Baltimore City inspector general is calling on the city council to allow residents to vote on access to public records.
City Hall
MONSE Requests $8 Million Budget Increase Amid Ongoing Transparency Issues
The Maryland Office of the State Superintendent of Schools is seeking an $8 million budget increase as it faces scrutiny over transparency.
City Hall
Mayor Scott's Office Secures Millions from Youth Fund Amid Controversy
Internal documents reveal Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott's administration coordinated with the BCYF to redirect funds for youth programs, raising concerns over transparency.
City Hall
Baltimore City Council Proposes Bill to Limit Cooperation with ICE
City Council members introduce legislation aimed at restricting Baltimore's collaboration with federal immigration enforcement agencies.