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Three Individuals Injured in Shooting on North Broadway Near Johns Hopkins Hospital
A shooting incident on North Broadway in east Baltimore has left three people injured, prompting a police investigation.
Public Safety
Baltimore Police Report Over 950 Firearm Seizures in Early 2026
Since the beginning of 2026, Baltimore Police have confiscated more than 950 firearms in an ongoing effort to enhance public safety.
Public Safety
Baltimore Police Take Over 950 Guns Off the Streets in 2026
Since January, Baltimore Police have confiscated more than 950 firearms in an ongoing effort to combat city violence.
Public Safety
Dramatic Water Rescue Near Baltimore's Inner Harbor
A man was rescued from the water near the Inner Harbor in a dramatic operation involving local emergency responders.
Public Safety
Fire in South Clifton Park Injures Civilian and Firefighter
A building fire in Baltimore's South Clifton Park neighborhood resulted in serious injuries to one civilian and a firefighter.
Public Safety
Baltimore Implements Enhanced Security Measures for Sail 250 Maryland
As Sail 250 Maryland approaches, Baltimore officials are ramping up security to ensure a safe experience for attendees.
Public Safety
Investigation Uncovers Over 100 Dog Remains at California Shelter
Authorities discovered the remains of at least 117 dogs at a no-kill shelter in California, many showing signs of gunshot wounds.
City Hall
Maryland GOP Vice Chair Creates Viral Meme of Mayor’s Adviser
A meme depicting Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott's adviser as a missing person follows a report on his City Hall attendance.
Public Safety
Three Men Hospitalized Following Stabbing Incident on York Road
Police are investigating a stabbing that left three men injured in North Baltimore early Sunday morning.
City Hall
Baltimore Inspector General Files Lawsuit for Access to City Records
Inspector General Isabel Cumming has initiated legal action against the city to obtain documents related to a recent report.
City Hall
Baltimore Mayor Outlines City's Strategies for Crime Reduction and Urban Cleanliness
The mayor of Baltimore shares the city's ongoing efforts to combat crime and enhance cleanliness in urban areas.
City Hall
Mayor Scott to Lead Storytime at B&O Museum's Read Across America Event
The B&O Railroad Museum will host a two-day celebration featuring Mayor Scott and other local leaders reading to children.
City Hall
Councilmember Schleifer Critiques Mayor Scott's Property Tax Proposal
Baltimore City Councilmember Schleifer expresses opposition to Mayor Scott’s plan for property tax adjustments.
City Hall
Baltimore Inspector General's Access to Records Under Scrutiny
Debate continues in Baltimore City Council over inspector general's access to records, following a policy shift that limits investigations.
City Hall
Mayor Scott Addresses Fraud Findings in MONSE Youth Program
Baltimore's Mayor Scott has responded to an Inspector General report detailing fraud in the MONSE youth initiative.
Transit
MTA Train Fatality in Baltimore
A man was struck and killed by an MTA train in Baltimore, prompting an investigation into the incident.
Transit
MTA Announces Earth Day Art Contest for Young Maryland Artists
The Maryland Transit Administration invites youth to submit artwork focusing on sustainability, with entries due by March 13, 2026.
Public Safety
Gaithersburg Man Charged with Murder of Girlfriend Found Stabbed
A 39-year-old man has been arrested and charged with the murder of his girlfriend, Ashlei Le Shae Jones, in Gaithersburg.
Public Safety
Kentucky Flooding Claims Four Lives as Search Efforts Continue
Severe flooding in Kentucky has resulted in at least four fatalities, prompting emergency responses and warnings as more rain approaches.