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BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Baltimore City Police say two men were shot last night in separate parts of the city. Just before 10:30 p.m., police were called to the 5300 block of Reisterstown Road for a report of a shooting. They found a 55-year-old man who had been shot. Police...

A person was taken into custody after a man was found dead at the Econo Lodge. Around 8 a.m., Howard County Police responded to the 5800 block of Bonnie View Lane for a suspected homicide.

Baltimore County Police have released the body worn camera footage of a shootout in Towson that sent one officer to the hospital on June 4, 2022.

(WEAA)—On Thursday, Mayor Brandon Scott signed the Police Accountability Board into law. He was joined by several city officials, including Councilman Mark Conway (D-4), who spoke with Gabe Ortis Wednesday evening ahead of the signing. Baltimore’s City Council passed the bill on Monday with several amendments, include allowing former...

It wasn’t a production of the Wizard of Oz, but teen actors on stage in North Beach belted out Over the Rainbow Sunday night anyway. It was the last performance of the Twin Beach Player’s teen show The Alibis. But the song isn’t a part of the script.

If you survive cancer, you're more apt to have heart trouble later on, a new study shows. Researchers found that compared to others, cancer survivors had a 42% greater risk of heart disease, most likely due to damage resulting from cancer treatment. "There are chemotherapies that can damage the heart,...

BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Mayor Brandon Scott on Thursday signed into law a bill establishing a police accountability board as part of his administration’s effort to restore trust between the community and the Baltimore Police Department. The legislation was passed Monday by the Baltimore City Council. It establishes the 17-member board, whose duties include reviewing police complaints and appointing citizens to serve on an administrative charging committee, which will be tasked with recommending discipline for officers formally accused of misconduct. The final version of the bill included multiple amendments, one of them leaving the door open to former officers serving on the board. Councilman...

Calvert County will host two Independence Day fireworks displays this year, one on Sunday, July 3, and the other on Monday, July 4. The Independence Day celebrations will take place at the following locations: July 3: Chesapeake Beach, MD (Rain Date July 9th) July 4: Solomons, MD (Rain Date July 5) July 3 Traffic Plan […]

Ken Starkes sees teens as capable and full of potential. Both as club director for the Boys & Girls Club at Bates Middle School from 2015 to 2017 and now as outreach coordinator for Maryland Hall, he has let the young people he mentors lead the way. “I don’t tell...

Michelle and Jeremy Hoffman, the owners of Preserve in Annapolis, are bringing their innovative, farm-to-table cuisine to Severna Park this summer. The couple have transformed the former Café Bretton space, at 849 Baltimore Annapolis Blvd., into a biergarten-inspired restaurant, called Garten by Preserve, that will feature classic German food, some French dishes, as well as some Preserve favorites.

A “grassroots” coalition called Renew Baltimore is launching a petition effort to lower Baltimore City’s property tax rate. If the petition is signed by at least 10,000 Baltimore City voters, a referendum – referred to as a “Question” – will be included on the ballot for voters to consider in the General Election in November.

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Federal prosecutors have responded to Marilyn Mosby's motion to dismiss perjury charges against her, calling her arguments "Orwellian" and "baseless hyperbole," according to a new court filing. Mosby, the Baltimore City State's Attorney, had previously sought to dismiss all the charges against her, claiming that the...

Detectives from the Montgomery County Department of Police – Special Victims Investigations Division (SVID) are asking for the public’s assistance in locating a missing 15-year-old from Burtonsville. Jozlyenn Sanderson was last seen on Thursday, June 30, 2022, at approximately 1:48 a.m., in the 4300 block of Tazewell Ter.

James M. Cain was born on July 1, 1892 in Annapolis and has been one of the city’s most controversial figures ever since. A novelist, journalist, and screenwriter, he’s best known for his masterpieces of noir fiction, including The Postman Always Rings Twice (1934), Double Indemnity (1936), and Mildred Pierce (1941). His fiction gained the reputation for being nitty-gritty and wound up in its very own genre called “hard-boiled” fiction, a special crime category that lumped detectives, corrupt politicians, sex, and violence all together. One of his biographers, David Madden, calls him “the 20-minute egg of the hard-boiled school.” That is to say, very, very hard. 

Where does your franchise stand heading into 2022? Adam Rank sets the table by providing a State of the Franchise look at all 32 teams, zeroing in on the key figures to watch and setting the stakes for the season to come. Before we get into my analysis of the...

OCEAN CITY, Md. — Authorities arrested an Eastern Shore man Wednesday in connection with atriple stabbing in Ocean City last week. Ocean City police said federal and state law enforcement officials arrested Paul Baynard, 23, of Ridgley, in Queen Anne's County. Police said the arrest stems from a fight...

Federal prosecutors on Thursday fiercely defended their case against Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby.

(WBFF) — New video released by the Maryland Attorney General's office shows what happened between Baltimore County Police and a man in Essex in May. On May 4, police say they shot and killed 39-year-old Ralph Picarello III. Officers were called to the home at 4 that afternoon. Family members told police that Picarello had been throwing things at someone inside the home.

The Independent Investigations Division of the Office of the Attorney General released the body worn camera footage of a fatal shooting that killed a man wielding a knife on May 4, 2022.

New restrictions on crabbing in the Chesapeake Bay will take effect this year after the blue crab count plummeted to its lowest level since surveys began in 1990.