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Limited Drug Citations in Penn North Despite Area's Open-Air Market Image
Despite its reputation for open-air drug sales, Penn North has seen a low number of drug-related citations issued by police.
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Baltimore Officials Alert Public to Fake Court Summons Text Scam
Authorities in Baltimore are cautioning residents about a new text message scam involving fraudulent court summons.
Courts
Remembering Paul M. 'Mick' Kirby: A Life Celebrated
The Baltimore community mourns the passing of Paul M. 'Mick' Kirby, a cherished local figure known for his contributions.
Courts
Trial for York Road Mass Shooting Continues with Closing Arguments
Closing arguments in the trial of Cassandra McRae and Tavon Singleton, charged in the York Road mass shooting, extended into the evening.
Courts
Baltimore Resident Sentenced to Eight Years for Cocaine Trafficking
Marvin Miller, 38, received an eight-year prison sentence for his involvement in a cocaine distribution operation in Baltimore.
City Hall
Investigation Reveals Scott Adviser Infrequently Present at City Hall
A recent investigation indicates that an adviser to Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott has rarely been seen at City Hall, raising questions among local leaders.
Public Safety
Firefighter Union Voices Alarm Over Inoperable Fire Suppression Equipment in Baltimore
The Baltimore City Firefighter's union is sounding the alarm regarding multiple fire suppression units that are currently out of service.
Public Safety
Teen Dies in East Baltimore Scooter Collision
A 19-year-old man lost his life in a collision while riding a scooter in East Baltimore on Saturday afternoon.
Public Safety
Bailey Zimmerman Faces Arrest Warrant After Alleged Incident at Albuquerque Casino
Country music artist Bailey Zimmerman is the subject of an arrest warrant issued in New Mexico following a disruptive event at Sandia Resort and Casino.
Public Safety
Prince George’s Sheriff Reveals Serious Injuries from Motorcycle Incident
Sheriff John Carr discusses a motorcycle accident that led to significant injuries, contradicting earlier reports of a minor incident.
Transit
Free Transit Offered on Veterans Day to Honor Military Service
The Maryland Transit Administration provides complimentary rides for veterans and active service members on November 11.
Transit
Traffic Disruptions Expected as Sail250 Arrives in Baltimore
Sail250 brings tall ships and airshows to Baltimore, prompting road closures and traffic delays from June 28 to July 4.
Education
Baltimore County Public Schools Appoints Dr. William Heiser as New Superintendent
Dr. William Heiser, currently with Anne Arundel County Public Schools, will take over as Baltimore County's superintendent.
Courts
Judge Dismisses Trump Administration's Lawsuit for Maryland Voter Records
A federal judge has ruled against the Trump administration's request for access to Maryland's voter rolls.
Public Safety
Authorities Investigate Fatal Hit-and-Run in Silver Spring Involving Black SUV
Montgomery County Police are on the lookout for a black SUV linked to a fatal hit-and-run incident that claimed a pedestrian's life.
Education
Dr. William Heiser Appointed as New Superintendent of Baltimore County Public Schools
Dr. William Heiser, currently chief operating officer for Anne Arundel County, will succeed Dr. Myriam Rogers as BCPS superintendent.
City Hall
Concerns Rise Over Mayor's Advisor's Attendance at City Hall
Investigation reveals senior advisor to Mayor Scott rarely reported for duty while using city resources for personal errands.
Public Safety
Howard County Launches New Police Information Center
The Howard County Police Department has introduced a new facility aimed at enhancing community engagement and transparency.
City Hall
Public Voices Support for OIG Records Access in Baltimore City Council Hearing
During a recent City Council committee meeting, numerous residents advocated for a charter amendment to restore records access for the Office of Inspector General.
Public Safety
Firefighters' Union Warns of Public Safety Crisis Amid Apparatus Outages
Baltimore firefighters' union raises alarms over multiple fire suppression units out of service, impacting response times.