Federal Prosecutors Argue to Uphold Convictions of Former Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby on Perjury, Mortgage Fraud Charges
Federal prosecutors argue to uphold Marilyn Mosby's convictions for perjury and mortgage fraud, countering her appeal. They assert her actions were fraudulent, despite her claims of financial hardship under the CARES Act.
Johns Hopkins Study Confirms Coal Dust Presence in Baltimore's Curtis Bay Amid Health Concerns
Johns Hopkins researchers found coal dust in Baltimore's Curtis Bay area, validating local concerns over health risks from a nearby CSX coal terminal. CSX asserts compliance with environmental standards, as debate over their permit renewal continues.
Howard County Launches $250,000 Security Grant Program for At-Risk Nonprofits and Faith Groups
Howard County has launched a security grants program offering $250,000 to nonprofit and faith-based organizations to enhance protection against hate crimes, with applications due by December 20, 2024.
Baltimore's Maryland Zoo Excitedly Anticipates Public Debut of New Female Giraffe
The Maryland Zoo has welcomed a new three-year-old female giraffe, currently in quarantine before joining the giraffe herd. Donations of $100 or more can name her, supporting the zoo's care and conservation efforts.












