Baltimore Police Department Named Finalist for International Herman Goldstein Award for Innovative Gun Violence Reduction Program
The Baltimore Police Department is a finalist for the Herman Goldstein Award for its strategy reducing gun violence, receiving commendation for its collaborative and innovative efforts.
Baltimore Police Investigate Triple Shooting on McCulloh Street, Victims in Critical Condition
Two people were critically injured in a shooting on McCullo_SUITE_Level in Baltimore, with officers responding after ShotSpotter and 911 alerts. A third victim with non-life-threatening injuries later surfaced. Detectives seek community tips.
Francis Scott Key Bridge Rebuild Advances with Federal Environmental Clearances
The rebuild of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Maryland moves ahead with federal environmental approval, maintaining its four-lane capacity with no expected resource impact and aiming for completion by Fall 2028.
Laurel City Council to Convene for Strategy-Making Retreat at Gude Mansion
The Laurel City Council plans a retreat at Gude Mansion to discuss city issues and strengthen working relationships among members. The event is scheduled for Friday, July 26, from 3 to 7 pm. Details are kept private.
Baltimore Man Sentenced to Four Years for Illegal Firearm Possession Amidst Project Safe Neighborhoods Initiative
Baltimore man sentenced to four years for illegal firearm possession under Project Safe Neighborhoods, after a traffic stop revealed a gun in his car. His criminal history includes prior armed robbery convictions.












