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Man Charged with First-Degree Murder in Girlfriend's Death in Gaithersburg
A Gaithersburg man faces first-degree murder charges following the death of his girlfriend, whose body was discovered in their shared apartment.
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Community Engages in Town Hall Over Six Flags Redevelopment Plans
Residents of Prince George's County gathered to discuss the future of the former Six Flags site, emphasizing community involvement.
Public Safety
Baltimore Police Department Releases Bodycam Footage Following Fatal Shooting Incident
The Baltimore Police Department has made public bodycam footage related to a recent officer-involved shooting that resulted in a man's death.
Public Safety
76-Year-Old Potomac Woman Dies in North Bethesda Parking Garage Crash
Marjorie Rothschild was involved in a fatal collision at a parking garage entrance, with a passenger sustaining serious injuries.
City Hall
Controversy Erupts Over Mayor's Adviser Marvin James and His Attendance
Marvin James, an adviser to the mayor, faces scrutiny for his infrequent presence at City Hall, sparking social media debates.
Public Safety
Fatal Shooting Discovered in Vehicle in Prince George's County
Authorities are investigating a shooting incident that left one man dead inside a vehicle in Prince George's County.
Public Safety
Suspected Road Rage Shooting Near MGM National Harbor Leaves One Dead
A man was fatally shot in a suspected road rage incident near MGM National Harbor, prompting an arrest by police.
Public Safety
Investigation Underway After Oil Discovered in Inner Harbor
Environmental regulators are examining reports of oil spotted in multiple locations at Baltimore's Inner Harbor.
Public Safety
Two Teens Charged in Connection with Shooting Death of Hyattsville Boy
Authorities have charged two 16-year-olds in the fatal shooting of Ruben Arevalo Saavedra in Brentwood earlier this month.
City Hall
Baltimore Mayor Signs Fiscal Year 2027 Budget into Law
Mayor Brandon M. Scott has officially enacted the city's budget for Fiscal Year 2027, emphasizing community investment and public safety.
Health
Top Hospitals for Neurology and Neurosurgery Announced for 2025-26
U.S. News & World Report has released its latest rankings, highlighting the best hospitals for neurology and neurosurgery across the country.
City Hall
Scott Emphasizes Need for Selfless Leadership in Baltimore's Mayoral Race
Baltimore City Council President Brandon Scott stresses the importance of a mayor focused on the city's welfare over personal gain.
City Hall
AFSCME Union Backs Scott for Mayor and Cohen for Council President in Baltimore
The AFSCME Maryland Council 3 endorses Brandon Scott for mayor and Zeke Cohen for council president, emphasizing support for working families.
City Hall
Baltimore Mayor Reveals New Appointments Following City Hall Restructuring
In the wake of recent changes at City Hall, Baltimore's mayor has introduced new personnel to key positions within the administration.
City Hall
Baltimore Mayor Appoints Dr. Michelle Taylor as New Health Commissioner
Dr. Michelle Taylor will lead Baltimore's health department, focusing on expanding health resources and addressing the opioid crisis.
City Hall
Mayor Scott Welcomes Back Two Key Staff Members to City Hall
Baltimore's Mayor Brandon Scott has announced the return of J.D. Merrill as deputy chief of staff and Dr. Letitia Dzirasa as deputy mayor for equity, health, and human services.
City Hall
Controversy Surrounds Mayor's Advisor Marvin James Amid Allegations of Misuse of City Resources
Marvin James, a senior advisor to Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott, faces scrutiny for rarely reporting to City Hall while using a city vehicle for personal errands.
Health
Baltimore Police Seek Help in Finding Missing Woman with Dementia
Tamara Moler, 58, was last seen near Johns Hopkins Hospital and is considered at risk due to her condition.
Health
Johns Hopkins Medicine Collaborates with Nonprofits and First Lady for Supply Distribution
Johns Hopkins Medicine partners with local nonprofits and First Lady Moore to distribute essential supplies.
Health
Johns Hopkins Medicine Focuses on Integration for Enhanced Patient Care
Johns Hopkins Medicine is prioritizing integration across its services to improve patient outcomes and operational efficiency.