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Police closed Erdman Avenue between Sinclair Lane and Federal Street Tuesday as detectives investigated a shooting. Crime-lab technicians photographed a car that had crashed into a fence.
Court documents say three Baltimore men working an overnight cleaning crew were arrested after surveillance captured them allegedly taking groceries from a Giant in Prince Frederick.
A 58-year-old man was shot Saturday night on Garrett Avenue; police say injuries are not life-threatening and ask the public for tips.
A second raid in Halethorpe left dozens of animals in Baltimore County care. Neighbors and rescue groups say many of the pets are wounded and need rehoming.
Weather & Environment in ...
Sunny and breezy today with highs near 55°F. A strong storm could bring damaging winds and thunderstorms Monday.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Securityhunter will relocate its corporate HQ to Windsor Corporate Park, signing a 27,120-sq-ft lease and moving nearly 100 employees this summer.
Mid-30s this morning, highs near 52°F; gusty south winds will peak this afternoon with advisories in effect and a Small Craft Advisory on the Bay.
Prosecutors charged Yolanda Wilkes after investigators say she tossed a bloodstained jacket and handed off a projectile tied to a Feb. 15 Lombard Street assault.
Anne Arundel County rescinded a no‑contact advisory for Forked Creek after repairs and testing cleared the water following a late‑February sewage spill. The creek had been closed to swimming and direct contact while crews worked.
Sports in ...
New photos show Camden Yards mid‑renovation: the press box will become a Home Plate Club, suites are being pared back and a center‑field Scoreboard Social is planned ahead of 2026.
Health & Lifestyle in ...
Baltimore County pulled chocolate milk after a vendor-flagged quality issue. The supplier says it found and replaced two gaskets and sanitized the processing line.
Politics & Govt in ...
A Baltimore County bill would ban masks for officers, including ICE, and require visible ID — but state and federal legal limits could blunt enforcement.
Del. Kathy Szeliga says her campaign may have been the victim of fraud after federal agents flagged a roughly $100,000 discrepancy tied to the committee’s account.
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