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Man killed in apparent hit-and-run in South Baltimore

A man was struck and killed by a vehicle in an apparent hit-and-run Thursday afternoon in South Baltimore, according to Baltimore police.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

WOLB 1010AM

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Baltimore Passes New Rental Housing Law to Crack Down on Unsafe Living Conditions

Baltimore is strengthening protections for renters. Mayor Brandon Scott signed a new law targeting unsafe living conditions, rental licensing fraud and landlords who repeatedly violate housing codes.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Maryland Irish Festival Returns to Timonium With Céilís, Whiskey and a New Sunday Brunch

The Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium swap pumpkins for pipers next weekend as the Maryland Irish Festival takes over the Cow Palace Building from Friday through Sunday, November 13 through 15. Organizers describe three days packed with Irish music, dancers, traditional cuisine, cultural exhibits, workshops, and vendors selling Irish goods, according to the Maryland State Fair's event listing.

Timonium, MD · 1d
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The Old Maryland Tavern Where One Ghost Story Still Gives Regulars The Chills

Edgar Allan Poe is said to have spent one of his final evenings at a bar where the stools are actual horse saddles. That detail alone made me sit up. The building dates to the Colonial era, and the bar inside is widely credited with serving guests since 1775. Now...

Baltimore, MD · 22h
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» Three Mistrials Later, Man Accused of 2024 Retaliatory Murder Set for Fourth Trial Early Next Year

Defendant Timothy Knott is expected for a fourth homicide trial in Baltimore City Circuit Court in early 2027 following three mistrials and a recent change in defense counsel. According to Baltimore Witness data, the 30-year-old defendant’s first mistrial was in April 2025 with Judge Lawrence Fletcher-Hill presiding. When the case concluded with a mistrial, Knott was tried two more times in February and September, both before Judge Robert K. Taylor Jr.

Baltimore, MD · 23h

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Person of interest in custody after woman shot in Baltimore's Morrell Park

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A person of interest was taken into custody after a shooting in Baltimore's Morrell Park neighborhood left a 44-year-old woman hospitalized, officials confirmed. Officers responded to the shooting on Nov. 7 around 1:11 a.m. at the 2600 block of Washington Boulevard. Police arrived on the scene...

Baltimore, MD · 10h

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Baltimore’s Historic 8×10 Reopens Under New Ownership, a Rare Win for Independent Venues

At a time when corporate giants like Live Nation and AEG are expanding their reach across the live music industry, building mid-sized venues from the ground up to feed vertically integrated businesses that handle everything from ticketing to tour promotion, one of Baltimore’s most storied independent rock clubs has beaten the odds. After coming within weeks of closing for good this summer, The 8×10 has reopened its doors under new ownership.

Baltimore, MD · 2d

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Terra Cafe closes, leaving lasting mark on Baltimore’s Black arts and cultural scene

After nearly 19 years of feeding Baltimoreans and establishing itself as a cultural landmark, Terra Cafe announced Oct. 27 that it had shuttered its doors. The Barclay neighborhood restaurant’s closure comes amid mounting financial challenges, including an unpaid electric bill that resulted in a BGE power shutoff, as well as two bankruptcy filings and repeated incidents of vandalism and break-ins.

Baltimore, MD · 2d

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Too Young to Vote, Mercy High School Students Serve as Election Judges

Three Mercy High School students who are not yet old enough to vote took an active role in the democratic process during Tuesday’s midterm elections by serving as election judges. Seniors Tess Brandenburg and Maria Chalkia and junior Khloe Stevenson joined election officials and community volunteers at polling locations, helping to ensure Election Day ran smoothly and that voters had a positive experience at the polls. Their responsibilities included assisting with operations, welcoming voters, and supporting the administration of the election in accordance with the State of Maryland’s procedures. Tess and Maria served at Leith Walk Elementary/Middle School in Ramblewood and Khloe was stationed at St. Leo the Great Roman Catholic Church in Little Italy.

Baltimore, MD · 2d

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Detectives release photos seeking suspect in two east Baltimore business burglaries

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — The Baltimore Police Department is seeking the identity of a man they say robbed two businesses in east Baltimore two weeks ago. The commercial burglaries took place on Oct. 24. at 2406 N. Calvert Street and 1801 N. Charles Street. A Marathon gas station is located...

Baltimore, MD · 1d

NottinghamMD.com

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Three wild animals test positive for rabies in Harford County

BEL AIR, Md. — Health officials in Harford County are warning residents to take precautions after three wild animals in the area tested positive for rabies. The Harford County Health Department received confirmation Wednesday from the Maryland Department of Health that two raccoons and a fox submitted from the county tested positive for the virus. […]

Harford County, MD · 1d

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» Defendant in Exchange of Gunfire, Attempted Armed Robbery Pleads Guilty

Armondo Rouse, 25, was sentenced following a plea agreement in a case stemming from an Apr. 10, shooting in West Baltimore, where he was found suffering from a gunshot wound after an exchange of gunfire involving three men. According to the statement of charges, officers responded to a ShotSpotter alert...

Baltimore, MD · 2d

WMAR 2 News Baltimore

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Baltimore's Mason Douglas lands role in Tyler Perry's 'Gospel of Christmas'

Baltimore native Mason Douglas stars as Jacob in Tyler Perry's 'The Gospel of Christmas,' streaming on Netflix Nov. 11.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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SUN: Baltimore sends residents overdue notices for $504.6M in years-old bills

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Baltimore residents are being asked to pay years-old water bills, property taxes and other outstanding charges, some with accumulated interest and penalties, as the city expands its collection efforts. The city has sent 50,123 notices seeking approximately $504.6 million in outstanding balances, according to figures the...

Baltimore, MD · 18h

Afro American Newspaper

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Word of Life Christian Community Church to celebrate 15 years of service

The Black Church has long been a staple of the Black community- especially in Baltimore. From human and civil rights to health and voter mobilization, Black churches have always pushed for equity, change and peace. Though the journey isn’t always easy, those who have determination endure. This week, the AFRO...

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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New study finds Baltimore as No. 2 for phone, handheld thefts in the U.S.

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A new study found Baltimore ranks second in the country for phone and handheld thefts, according to the IT Asset Management Group (IT-AMG). Researchers found Baltimore had 471.2 thefts per 100,000 residents, placing it just behind Fort Lauderdale, Florida, which led the country with 480.1 thefts per 100,000 residents.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Welcome Valory Myers: News 13 First Edition's New Anchor

Annette Pegler introduces Valory Myers, the newest anchor for News 13 First Edition. Valory shares her journey from Baltimore, Maryland, her experience in TV news, and her passion for local community work. Get to know her hobbies and her love for the Baltimore Ravens!

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Another juvenile carjacking in Baltimore raises questions about new intervention efforts

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Another reported juvenile carjacking in Baltimore City is raising questions about how Maryland is addressing repeat juvenile offenders, nearly a month after Governor Wes Moore directed the Department of Juvenile Services (DJS) to expand intervention efforts targeting youth auto thefts. The latest incident happened Wednesday evening...

Baltimore, MD · 2d

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» Defendant Describes Fatal Corner Store Shooting as Self-Defense

Javon Rivers, 42, took the stand on Nov. 5 and testified that he shot Donte Bazemore, 31, twice in self-defense during a December 2024 encounter. According to the charging documents, Bazemore was fatally shot on Dec. 18, 2024, outside a corner store on the 2600 block of East Chase Street. Rivers is charged with first-degree murder and firearm offenses in connection with the shooting. Prosecutors have described the shooting as an ambush, while the defense has argued that Rivers acted in self-defense.

Baltimore, MD · 1d