Baltimore Eateries Targeted in Alarming Butchers Hill Burglary Spree, Restaurant Owner and Community Activist Call for Action
Baltimore Police are investigating multiple break-ins in Butchers Hill, with local businesses suffering damage and theft. The city has seen over 2,100 burglaries this year. The State's Attorney plans reforms to address juvenile crime.
Baltimore Mayor Rebuts Trump Administration's 'Sanctuary City' Designation Amidst Federal Funding Concerns
Baltimore's Mayor Brandon Scott refutes the Trump administration's labeling of the city as a sanctuary jurisdiction, which could affect federal funding, and affirms the city's commitment to immigrants.
West Baltimore Community Mourns after Fatal Stabbing of Local Man, Police Seek Public's Help
Brandon Naylor, aged 38, was fatally stabbed in West Baltimore; police and emergency services responded promptly but he succumbed to his injuries. Authorities are investigating and seeking public assistance.
Harborview Marina in South Baltimore Sold for $2.9 Million Amid Legal Dispute and Safety Concerns
Harborview Marina in South Baltimore was auctioned off for $2.9 million during a legal battle. The sole bid by Dr. Selvin Passen matched the default price amidst controversy over the property's disrepair and closure.
Baltimore To Launch Neighborhood Services Unit Targeting "Nuisance" Liquor Outlets in Federal Hill and Fells Point
Baltimore officials announced a new sheriff's unit to tackle nuisance liquor stores to improve neighborhood safety and order, focusing on strict liquor regulation enforcement.
Annapolis Dedicates Memorial to Parren J. Mitchell, Maryland's Trailblazing African American Congressman
Annapolis unveiled a memorial for Maryland's first African American congressman, Parren J. Mitchell, to celebrate his legacy, despite some calls for a Reparations Commission at the event.












