Baltimore Celebrates Lowest Youth Homicide Rate in Over a Decade Amid Public Safety Initiatives
Baltimore reports the lowest youth homicide rate in over a decade, with only two cases in early 2025, amidst broader crime declines and state efforts to address violence as a public health issue.
Baltimore on High Alert for Flooding, Emergency Measures and Closures Initiated as Storm Approaches
Baltimore issued a flood watch effective starting the afternoon of July 31, with road closures and free parking in garages for flood-zone vehicles. Sandbags are available, and the city is taking measures to ensure safety and preparedness.
Baltimore Police Seek Public's Help to Identify Suspect in West Mulberry Street Armed Robbery and Shooting
Baltimore Police seek public assistance to identify an armed robbery and shooting suspect from a July 28 incident on West Mulberry Street. Video footage has been released to encourage community leads.
ADL Files Federal Complaint Against Baltimore City Public Schools Over Alleged Antisemitic Incidents
The ADL filed a federal complaint accusing Baltimore schools of ignoring antisemitism, citing incidents such as Nazi salutes. BCPS defended its response and commitment to addressing such issues.
Baltimore on Alert, National Weather Service Warns of Severe Storms, Heavy Rainfall, and Flooding Through Friday
The National Weather Service predicts severe thunderstorms and potential flash flooding in Baltimore, urging caution and preparation from locals as a cold front arrives. A drier weekend is anticipated following the stormy conditions.












