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16-Year-Old Shot and Killed at Langley Park Community Center
Police are investigating the fatal shooting of a teenager at a community center in Langley Park, marking the third such incident this month.
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Transit
Maryland Unveils Comprehensive Transit Plan with Enhanced Bus Services
The new Maryland transit initiative aims to improve bus lanes, connections, and service coverage across the state.
Transit
MTA Introduces New Bus Maintenance Apprenticeship Program in Baltimore
The Maryland Transit Administration has partnered with local colleges to launch a bus maintenance apprenticeship program aimed at workforce development.
Transit
Advocates Urge Baltimore to Capitalize on Federal Transit Funding
Local groups stress the importance of seizing federal funding opportunities to enhance Baltimore's transit system.
Transit
Demolition Work Disrupts Downtown Baltimore Commute
Ongoing building demolitions in downtown Baltimore are causing significant disruptions to local traffic and transit services.
Transit
Court Orders Trial for Woman Injured Exiting MARC Train
A Maryland appellate court has ruled in favor of a woman who broke her ankle while disembarking a MARC train, allowing her case to proceed to trial.
Public Safety
Baltimore County Officer Suffers Neck Injury After Shooting Incident
The family of Officer Paul Catalfamo shares details about his recovery following a shooting while on duty.
Public Safety
Stabbings Reported Over the Weekend in North Baltimore
Authorities are investigating multiple stabbings that occurred in North Baltimore, leaving several individuals injured.
Public Safety
Baltimore Police Conduct Major Seizures in Dirt Bike and Car Club Operations
Over the weekend, the Baltimore Police Department seized 10 vehicles and arrested two individuals during enforcement actions against illegal dirt bike and car club activities.
Public Safety
Identities of Three Firefighters Killed in Colorado-Utah Wildfires Revealed
The U.S. Forest Service has identified three firefighters who lost their lives battling wildfires near the Colorado-Utah border.
City Hall
Baltimore Inspector General Seeks Charter Amendment for Record Access
A proposed charter amendment would grant Baltimore's inspector general independent access to city records amid ongoing disputes.
Public Safety
Former NBA Players Indicted in Expanding Sports Gambling Investigation
Malik Beasley and Ed Davis face charges in a federal probe into illegal sports betting practices involving basketball.
Public Safety
Fatal Accident on Pulaski Highway Under Investigation by Police
Baltimore County authorities are looking into a deadly crash that occurred on Pulaski Highway, resulting in one fatality.
Public Safety
Elderly Man Passes Away Following Pulaski Highway Crash
An 85-year-old man died a day after a U-turn led to a collision on Pulaski Highway in Baltimore County.
Courts
Baltimore Man Receives Eight-Year Sentence for Drug Trafficking
Marvin Miller was sentenced for his involvement in a cocaine distribution operation following a federal investigation.
Public Safety
Large Group of Dirt Bikers Encircles Police Officers in Baltimore
Baltimore Police reported that around 200 dirt bikers surrounded officers near a local eatery, raising safety concerns.
Public Safety
Three Individuals Injured in Stabbing Incident in North Baltimore
Authorities report that three men were stabbed in North Baltimore, prompting an ongoing investigation by local police.
Public Safety
Montgomery County Police Seek Guardians of Found Nonverbal Child
Authorities are asking for assistance in locating the guardians of a young nonverbal boy discovered alone in Takoma Park.
Courts
Supreme Court Upholds E. Jean Carroll's $5M Verdict Against Trump
The Supreme Court has declined to review a jury's decision that found Donald Trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation against E. Jean Carroll.
Transit
Baltimore Welcomes Transit Leaders to Discuss Future of Rail
The Maryland Transit Administration hosts transit agency staff from across North America to explore rail's role in community connectivity.