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Baltimore police union criticized for tweets after acquittal
Baltimore’s police chief and City Council president are criticizing the city’s police union for online posts that appeared to celebrate an officer’s acquittal in the death of a 25-year-old black […]
Man sentenced to life for shooting death in Baltimore
Authorities say a man has been sentenced to life for the shooting death of a man in Baltimore last year. Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby’s office says Dominic Anderson was […]
Man convicted of manslaughter in stabbing at Baltimore hotel
Prosecutors say a man accused of fatally stabbing a man during a fight about money has been convicted of manslaughter and possession of a deadly weapon. Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn […]
Free shuttle will take Inner Harbor visitors to The Maryland Zoo
WASHINGTON — A free shuttle will take visitors from Baltimore‘s Inner Harbor to The Maryland Zoo during the summer. The zoo says that beginning Saturday and continuing each Saturday through […]
8-year-old killed when stolen car runs red light in Baltimore
Baltimore Police say a third-grader just dismissed from school was struck and killed by a stolen car that ran a red light. Officers say the driver fled on foot and […]
Maryland Senate panel to meet on election problems
ANNAPOLIS — A Maryland Senate panel is scheduled to get a briefing on election-related problems concerning April’s primary. The Senate Education, Health and Environmental Affairs Committee is set to meet […]
Group: Data shows riots didn’t slow Baltimore housing market
Despite concerns April 2015’s riots would damage Baltimore‘s housing market for the foreseeable future, recent numbers suggest that’s not happening. Live Baltimore, an organization that promotes living in the city, […]
It’s Port Covington supporters’ turn to rally
Supporters of a proposed redevelopment of Port Covington took their turn waving signs and chanting in front of City Hall after opponents staged two similar camera-ready protests against the project […]
Baltimore officials recertify April primary election results
Elections officials have recertified the results of Baltimore‘s primary election after the state review, starting the clock for any recount requests or court challenges. Media outlets report that the elections […]
South Baltimore communities take wait-and-see approach to Port Covington
As the proposed $5.5 billion redevelopment of Port Covington gains momentum, leaders of surrounding communities praised the developer for keeping neighborhoods informed but say they have lingering concerns about the […]
Baltimore cuts ties with firm that screened police officers
Baltimore’s spending panel has unanimously voted to cut ties with a psychological services firm that has come under scrutiny for how it conducted mental health screenings for many prospective city […]
Review of Baltimore’s primary election begins in warehouse
A precinct-level review of Baltimore‘s primary election has gotten underway. The Baltimore Sun reports that workers from Baltimore and five other jurisdictions began checking documents in a west Baltimore warehouse […]
