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Baltimore Police Conclude Case of Missing Man Amid Ongoing Questions
Baltimore County Police have located a missing man but have not disclosed further details, leaving many questions unanswered.
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Public Safety
Middle River Residents Endure Extended Power Outages Over Weekend
Residents of Biscayne Bay Village face food spoilage and discomfort as power outages persist, raising concerns ahead of incoming storms.
City Hall
Baltimore Launches Charm City Cleanup Initiative
The Charm City Cleanup returns, uniting city agencies and residents to enhance Baltimore's neighborhoods through coordinated cleaning efforts.
Public Safety
Maine Senate Candidate Graham Platner Faces Sexual Assault Allegation
A woman claims Graham Platner forced her into non-consensual sex during a drunken encounter in 2021.
Public Safety
Storms Over July 4th Weekend Cause Power Outages and Damage in Baltimore County
Severe storms over the holiday weekend left thousands in Baltimore County without power and caused significant property damage.
Public Safety
Afghan Ally Dies in ICE Custody Due to Allergic Reaction, Death Certificate Reveals
Mohammad Nazeer Paktiawal, an Afghan national who aided U.S. forces, died from an allergic reaction while in ICE custody, raising concerns over his treatment.
Public Safety
Judge Denies Use of Actors in 1992 Baltimore Murder Trial Reenactment
A federal judge ruled against using actors to reenact a 1992 murder trial in a civil suit concerning police misconduct.
Public Safety
Lawsuits Under Maryland’s Child Victims Act Expose Allegations of Police Sexual Abuse
Maryland's Child Victims Act has led to lawsuits revealing instances of sexual abuse by police officers against minors.
Public Safety
Cuba Faces Nationwide Blackout Amid Fuel Shortages and Aging Infrastructure
Cuba experiences a widespread blackout as the country grapples with dwindling fuel reserves and an aging electric grid.
Public Safety
Moped Driver Dies Following Crash After Traffic Stop in Seton Hill
A 20-year-old moped driver has died after a crash that occurred following a traffic stop in Baltimore's Central District.
Weather
Flood Watch for the Baltimore Area (Severe)
Flood Watch issued July 6 at 2:23PM EDT until July 7 at 12:00AM EDT by NWS Baltimore MD/Washington DC
Public Safety
Baltimore Man Faces Murder Charges in Girlfriend's Stabbing Over Payment Dispute
A 50-year-old man has been charged with murder following the fatal stabbing of his girlfriend during a payment disagreement.
Public Safety
Severe Weather Leaves Baltimore Residents Without Power as More Storms Loom
Baltimore residents continue to face power outages from the recent storm, with more severe weather anticipated.
Courts
Baltimore Officials Address Surge in Juvenile Violence
City leaders are implementing new strategies to combat rising violent crime among juveniles in Baltimore.
Courts
Baltimore State's Attorney's Office Appoints Leaders for Major Investigations and Special Victims Units
New leadership aims to strengthen Baltimore's efforts in handling major investigations and supporting special victims.
Courts
Baltimore's State's Attorney Appears in Federal Court
Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby was seen at federal court, highlighting ongoing legal matters.
Courts
Mosby Seeks to Limit Evidence in Perjury Trial Related to Mortgage Fraud Case
Former Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby is requesting that her perjury trial exclude evidence from a mortgage fraud investigation.
Courts
Marilyn Mosby Receives Home Detention Sentence for Fraud Charges
Former Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby has been sentenced to a year of home detention after pleading guilty to perjury and mortgage fraud.
Public Safety
Man Dies in St. Mary’s County Fire While Searching for Child
A father perished after reentering his burning home in Hollywood, Maryland, to rescue his 10-year-old child, who escaped safely.
Public Safety
Baltimore and Other Cities Prepare for Potential Holiday Weekend Teen Takeovers
Police across the nation are enhancing measures to prevent social media-driven teen gatherings that could pose risks this Fourth of July.