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Judge Rules Against Baltimore's Effort to Seal Inspector General Records
A Baltimore judge has denied the city's request to seal documents sought by the inspector general regarding potential fraud in a youth program.
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Public Safety
AFRAM Festival Celebrates 50 Years of Culture in Druid Hill Park
The AFRAM Festival kicks off its 50th anniversary in Baltimore's Druid Hill Park, celebrating African-American culture and unity.
Public Safety
Teen Arrested Following Gunfire Incident in Fells Point
A 16-year-old boy was taken into custody after gunshots rang out near Broadway Market in Fells Point early Saturday morning.
Courts
Baltimore County Settles Civil Rights Case for $100K Amid Calls for Reform
A $100,000 settlement in a civil rights lawsuit highlights the need for reform in how sexual assault cases are handled by authorities.
Courts
Baltimore State's Attorney Cancels Close to 600 Minor Offense Warrants
In a significant move, Baltimore's State's Attorney has announced the cancellation of nearly 600 warrants linked to minor offenses.
Courts
Trial for Marilyn Mosby Delayed Again, Now Set for March 2023
The trial of former Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby has been postponed once more, with a new date set for March 2023.
Courts
Marilyn Mosby's Online Presence Disappears as Accounts Go Offline
Former Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby's social media profiles and campaign website are currently inaccessible.
Courts
Ivan Bates Joins Race for Baltimore City State's Attorney
Ivan Bates has announced his candidacy for the Democratic primary in the Baltimore City State's Attorney race.
Public Safety
Tragic Incident: Toddler Killed by Teen Driving Stolen Vehicle
A three-year-old girl lost her life after being struck by a teenager operating a stolen car in Baltimore.
Public Safety
19-Year-Old Dies After Scooter Collision in Broadway East
Baltimore Police are investigating a fatal accident involving a scooter and an SUV that claimed the life of a 19-year-old.
Public Safety
Harwood Man Charged in Fatal Stabbing of Local Woman
A 50-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the fatal stabbing of a 56-year-old woman in Harwood.
Public Safety
Large Brawl Breaks Out Among Teens at AFRAM Festival, Two Officers Hurt
A massive fight involving around 100 teenagers occurred at the AFRAM festival, resulting in two police officers being assaulted.
City Hall
Mayor Scott Reports Decrease in Homicides and Shootings in Baltimore
Baltimore City sees continued reductions in violence with significant drops in homicides and non-fatal shootings through October.
City Hall
Mayor Scott Unveils Reforms for Inspector General's Office
Baltimore's Mayor Brandon Scott announces a comprehensive reform plan for the Office of the Inspector General to enhance oversight and transparency.
Public Safety
Investigation Underway After Shooting Injures Local Man
A 54-year-old man sought hospital treatment following a shooting incident in Baltimore's Central District early Saturday morning.
Public Safety
Violence Breaks Out at AFRAM Festival, BPD Responds to Youths Throwing Objects
A significant altercation occurred at the AFRAM festival, leading to confrontations between youths and police officers.
Public Safety
Lutherville Residents Prepare for Potential Water Main Breaks
Concerns rise in Lutherville as community faces ongoing issues with water main breaks and veterans await Camp Lejeune claims.
Education
Baltimore City Schools Settles Lawsuit Over Grade Manipulation Allegations
A settlement has been reached in a lawsuit claiming Baltimore City Schools altered student grades and attendance for funding.
Education
Baltimore City Students' Test Scores Remain Among Lowest Despite Increased Funding
Recent federal test results reveal persistent low performance among Baltimore City students, prompting calls for leadership changes in City Schools.
Education
Majority of Baltimore City Schools Receive Lowest Ratings in State Report Card
Despite a record budget, 65% of Baltimore City Schools earn one or two stars on the Maryland Report Card.