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Mayor Scott Remains Silent Amid Ongoing Marvin James Investigation
Questions surrounding the investigation into Marvin James persist as Mayor Scott chooses not to comment.
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Federal Judge Halts Trump Administration's Immigration Court Arrest Policy
A California judge blocks ICE's controversial policy of making arrests at immigration courts, impacting practices nationwide.
Public Safety
Former NYC Mayor's Chief of Staff Charged in Bribery Case
Frank Carone, chief of staff to ex-New York City Mayor Eric Adams, faces charges for accepting bribes linked to a migrant housing contract.
Public Safety
Woman Charged After Allegedly Brandishing Gun at Taco Bell Over Wait Time
A 30-year-old woman from the Eastern Shore faces multiple charges after threatening Taco Bell employees with a firearm.
Public Safety
Fells Point Faces Another Shooting Incident Amid Concerns Over Safety
An 18-year-old was shot in Fells Point, marking the second consecutive weekend of gun violence in the area.
Public Safety
Shooting in North Baltimore Leaves One Woman Dead and Man Injured
A shooting on York Road resulted in the death of a woman and injuries to a man, prompting a homicide investigation by police.
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Shooting Leaves 19-Year-Old in Critical Condition in Northwest Baltimore
A shooting early Saturday morning has left a 19-year-old man in serious condition, prompting an investigation by Baltimore Police.
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New Leaders Emerge in Maryland County Executive Races
Tuesday's Primary Election paves the way for new County Executives in Howard, Baltimore, Anne Arundel, and Harford counties.
Health
Johns Hopkins Behavioral Health Crisis Support Team Launches in East Baltimore
The expansion of the Behavioral Health Crisis Support Team aims to provide immediate mental health assistance in East Baltimore.
Health
Illinois State Junior Explores Pancreatic Cancer Research at Johns Hopkins
Hope Omoniyi, a junior at Illinois State University, spent her summer conducting independent cancer research at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
City Hall
Challengers Lead in Maryland Primary Election Results
Incumbents in Maryland's Primary Election face potential defeats as several challengers gain significant leads.
Public Safety
Shooting on York Road Claims Life of Woman, Leaves Man Injured
A woman was fatally shot and a man sustained injuries in a shooting incident on York Road in Baltimore.
Courts
Republican Candidates in Baltimore County Face Off in Court
A legal dispute arises among Republican candidates for the Maryland General Assembly in Baltimore County.
Courts
BGE Wins Court Ruling on $120M Baltimore Infrastructure Costs
A recent court decision has determined that Baltimore Gas and Electric will not bear the costs for $120 million in infrastructure upgrades.
City Hall
Mayor Scott Seeks Clarity Following Audit on City Billing Practices
An audit has highlighted significant deficiencies in Baltimore's city bill collection processes, prompting Mayor Scott to seek immediate explanations.
Public Safety
Baltimore Fire Lieutenant Mark Dranbauer Passes Away Following On-Duty Medical Emergency
The Baltimore firefighting community is grieving the loss of Lt. Mark Dranbauer, who suffered a medical emergency while on duty.
Public Safety
James Wallace Appointed New Chief of Baltimore City Fire Department
James Wallace, a former paramedic, has been named the new chief of the Baltimore City Fire Department, bringing extensive experience to the role.
Public Safety
New Legislation Mandates Updated Smoke Alarms in Maryland Homes
Maryland has enacted a new law requiring the installation of updated smoke alarms in residences to enhance fire safety.
Public Safety
Baltimore Fire Officer in Critical Condition Following Ladder Incident
A Baltimore City Fire Department officer is in critical condition after experiencing a medical emergency while on a ladder.
Public Safety
Baltimore Fire Department Unveils New Engine in Classic Orange Color
A new fire engine featuring a vibrant orange color reminiscent of the 1970s has joined the Baltimore Fire Department's fleet.