Read on for the most recent top news you may have missed in Baltimore.
A Baltimore man was collecting toys for kids affected by gun violence. Then he became a victim himself.
Business owners remember Sean Davis as a "good guy" after he was fatally shot in front of his business on Tuesday.
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Ex-Baltimore Mayor Pugh faces new perjury charge; prosecutors say she sought to conceal 'Healthy Holly' business
Maryland State Prosecutor Charlton Howard on Wednesday announced the additional criminal charge of perjury against former Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh, alleging she broke the law by failing to disclose her “Healthy Holly” children’s book business on financial disclosure forms during her time as a state senator.
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Baltimore’s Del. Glenn resigning from General Assembly
Del. Cheryl Glenn of Baltimore resigned her position in the Maryland General Assembly on Wednesday, according to three sources with knowledge of the matter.
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Baltimore Police Commissioner Harrison defends department’s crime-fighting efforts, announces 118 arrests
After a particularly violent day in Baltimore, Police Commissioner Michael Harrison held a news conference to announce 118 arrests of individuals wanted for various charges, including attempted murder and other offenses.
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'We go where the trouble is’: Baltimore among 7 cities selected for federal law enforcement ‘surge’
Baltimore is among seven cities that have been selected to receive what U.S. Attorney General William P. Barr described as a “surge” in law enforcement resources.
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