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Federal Election Assistance Commission Faces Leadership Void After Recent Departures
The federal body overseeing election administration loses all remaining members, raising concerns about election oversight.
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Education
Baltimore County Public Schools Appoints New Superintendent
Baltimore County Public Schools has named a new superintendent to lead the district into the future.
Public Safety
Baltimore Fire Department Hosts Empowering Camp for Young Women
A two-day camp organized by the Baltimore City Fire Department aims to inspire and empower young women interested in firefighting.
Courts
Defendant in Charlie Kirk Shooting Expresses Regret, Roommate Testifies
A court hearing revealed the defendant in Charlie Kirk's murder expressed remorse to his roommate the day after the incident.
Horoscope
Daily Horoscope for Friday, July 10, 2026: All 12 Zodiac Signs
Your free daily horoscope for Friday, July 10 — what the stars have in store for every zodiac sign, from Aries to Pisces.
Courts
Suitland Man Found Guilty of Murder After Girlfriend's Body Discovered
Michael McClanahan has been convicted of second-degree murder following the death of his girlfriend, Sherron Turner, whose body was found wrapped in plastic.
Public Safety
Eight Men Indicted for Alleged Drone and Sniper Attack Plot on UFC Event at White House
A group of eight men faces serious charges for their alleged conspiracy to carry out a drone and sniper attack during a UFC event at the White House.
City Hall
Federal Lawsuit Against Maryland Targets Immigration Law
The Justice Department has filed suit against Maryland over its Community Trust Act, claiming it violates federal immigration law.
Public Safety
Motorcyclist Dies in Collision with Bus on Route 32
A motorcyclist lost their life after a crash with a transit bus on Route 32 in Howard County on Wednesday night.
Courts
Montgomery County Man Found Guilty of Execution-Style Murder
Quinnton Eric Brown was convicted of first-degree murder and other charges in the 2024 death of Delondre Sawyer.
Transit
Pikesville Bus Crash Leaves Witnesses in Shock
A recent bus accident in Pikesville has left onlookers grappling with the aftermath and the chaos that ensued.
Public Safety
Shooting Incident in Greenspring Leaves 24-Year-Old Injured
A man in his twenties was shot late Saturday night in the Northern District, but his injuries are not life-threatening.
Weather
Flood Warning for the Baltimore Area (Severe)
Flood Warning issued July 9 at 6:56PM EDT until July 9 at 8:00PM EDT by NWS Baltimore MD/Washington DC
Weather
Flood Watch for the Baltimore Area (Severe)
Flood Watch issued July 9 at 6:54PM EDT until July 9 at 11:00PM EDT by NWS Baltimore MD/Washington DC
Public Safety
DOJ Files Lawsuit Against Maryland Over Immigration Enforcement Policies
The U.S. Department of Justice has initiated legal action against Maryland, challenging its 'Community Trust Act' for obstructing federal immigration enforcement.
Courts
Howard County Activist Receives Probation for Theft of Immigration Records
Jake Burdett, a Howard County activist, has been sentenced to five years of probation for stealing immigration files from a law firm.
Public Safety
Baltimore Fire Department Launches Camp Spark for Young Girls
The Baltimore City Fire Department has initiated Camp Spark, an empowering program designed to inspire young girls in the community.
Education
Demolition Planned for Four Buildings in Charles Village for New Student Housing
A Texas-based developer plans to demolish four buildings on North Charles Street to construct new student housing for Johns Hopkins University.
Education
Candidates for Baltimore School Board Share Priorities Ahead of Election
With the primary election approaching, four candidates outline their goals while incumbents remain silent.
Education
Concerns Rise as ICE Activity Nears Baltimore Schools
Recent sightings of ICE agents near Southeast Baltimore schools have prompted heightened security measures and community concern.