Baltimore Mayor’s Office Caught in Alleged Fake Names Scandal for Safe Streets Program, MONSE Aims for Reform
The Baltimore Inspector General found fictitious names on Safe Streets contracts; one MONSE employee was fired, and no funds were paid to fake employees. MONSE commits to review and improve grant management.
Surge in Teen Carjackings Shocks Northwest Baltimore, Elderly Residents Particularly Vulnerable
Recent carjackings by juveniles in Northwest Baltimore have targeted elderly residents, with a 62-year-old woman and a 79-year-old man among the recent victims. Local police report a 233% increase in juvenile carjackings, raising community concern.
Baltimore Funeral Home Introduces Eco-friendly 'Water Cremation', Aiding Environment Amidst Pricing Challenges
Baltimore's Joseph H. Brown Funeral Home offers water cremation as an eco-friendlier option than traditional cremation but at a higher cost, amidst legislative efforts to find greener death care alternatives.












