Mass Overdose Strikes, 27 Hospitalized, Mayor Scott Rallies Community After 'New Jack City' Crisis
A mass overdose in West Baltimore led to 27 hospitalizations with some critical cases. Officials respond with harm reduction efforts as police investigate the substance involved, thought to be laced with toxins.
Baltimore Confronts Violent Crime Wave, One Injured in West Baltimore Shooting Amidst Mass Overdose Crisis
Baltimore faces a shooting in West Baltimore and a mass overdose event, with one man hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries and at least 20 individuals hospitalized due to the overdoses.
Havre de Grace State Theater Shuts Doors Amid Code Compliance Issues and Controversy
The State Theater in Havre de Grace will not reopen due to code violations and financial challenges, despite community support and a $35,000 fundraiser. Owners speculate about city retaliation, which officials deny.
Judge to Determine Return of Salvadoran National Accused of Human Smuggling to Maryland
A judge will soon decide on transferring Kilmar Abrego Garcia, facing human smuggling charges, from Tennessee to Maryland, despite his recent deportation to El Salvador and subsequent legal challenges.
Baltimore Court Rejects BGE's Contempt Motion Against Whistleblowers Amid Gas Pipeline Inspection Scandal
Baltimore Court denies BGE's contempt motion against whistleblowers who claim falsification of pipeline records; PSC investigates, revealing safety concerns. BGE refutes systemic issues, citing isolated misconduct.
MDOT Secretary Paul Wiedefeld to Step Down, Interim Replacement and Nationwide Search Announced
Maryland's Transportation Secretary Paul Wiedefeld is set to resign, with Deputy Secretary Samantha Biddle serving as interim. A search for a permanent replacement is led by Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller.












