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Person of interest detained after Curtis Bay stabbing leaves man hospitalized

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A person of interest was taken into custody after a stabbing left a man hospitalized Thursday night in Baltimore’s Curtis Bay neighborhood, according to police. On Nov. 12, around 7:55 p.m., officials said a patrol officer was flagged down due to a serious cutting incident...

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» Trials Set For Multiple Cases at Reception Court

Several criminal cases were scheduled for trial during a Nov. 13 reception court hearing before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Melissa K. Copeland. 18-year-old Dasean Tristen Williams, and 19-year-old Derrick Williams are charged with conspiracy, first-degree murder, home invasion, armed robbery, and multiple gun violations in connection to a fatal Jan. 14 shooting that resulted in the death of 36-year-old Davon Johnson. inside a home on the 1700 block of E. 25th Street. Their trial is scheduled to begin on April 23, 2027.

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SUN: Grammy-winning artists to headline Artscape 2027

Grammy Award-winning artists Rapsody and Raphael Sadiiq will headline Artscape in 2027, which is returning to downtown for the third year in a row on Memorial Day weekend. Mayor Brandon Scott and the teams behind Artscape, Create Baltimore and the Mayor’s Office of Arts, Culture and Entertainment (MOACE) announced the acclaimed headliners on Thursday.

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$70M in taxpayer funds tied to Baltimore organizations raided by FBI

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A Baltimore company and nonprofit whose office was searched by the FBI is tied to more than $70 million in taxpayer-funded payments, grants and contracts, a Spotlight on Maryland investigation found. The FBI conducted a raid in September on the joint Baltimore office of KEYS Empowers,...

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Police shut down part of South Caton Avenue to investigate crash

Police shut down part of a busy thoroughfare in south Baltimore to investigate a crash on Thursday. Officers blocked off the northbound lanes in the 1500 block of South Caton Avenue following the crash. A member of the Baltimore Police Department's CRASH Team could be seen collecting evidence of the...

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Victims of road deaths remembered at Maryland ceremony

Every year for the past 23 years, Maryland has paused to remember those killed on the state's roads. The Maryland State Highway Administration's remembrance ceremony held Thursday in Towson included a table filled with photos from family members of their loved ones who lost their lives in crashes. Among those honored included a Maryland Port Administration executive, a college football player and a construction worker.

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University of Maryland, Eastern Shore backers sue for 136 years of underfunding

Since it opened as a land-gran university in 1890, the University of Maryland, Eastern Shore has been underfunded and systemically shortchanged by the state and the university system, say supporters of the historically Black university, who are suing to do something about it. The group called ForUMES, comprised of students,...

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Hopkins Eyes Third Gas Turbine Near School, Neighbors Push Back

Baltimore Central Business District — Weather Landmark Backdrop. Johns Hopkins Hospital wants to add a third natural-gas turbine to its South Energy Plant in East Baltimore, a facility that already sits across the street from a public housing complex and within blocks of an elementary school. The proposal has drawn backlash from neighbors worried about the health risks of burning more natural gas so close to homes and a campus full of young children.

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Two teens charged in shooting, BPD confirms case marks fourth arrest for juvenile

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Baltimore Police confirm two teens charged with attempted murder are known to law enforcement, including previous arrests as juveniles. According to Baltimore Police, Khalil McWilliams, 19, and a 15-year-old male have been arrested and charged in connection to a shooting in Little Italy June 5, 2026.

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Baltimore Man Dons Comic Supervillain Costume to Claim $30,000 Lottery Prize

“Nurse Practitioner DOOM” stopped by a Lottery retailer to pick up Pick 4 and Pick 5 tickets for a friend. While there, he purchased a 30X Cash ticket for himself scratched his way to a $30,000 prize. After realizing he’d won $30,000 on a Maryland Lottery scratch-off, a Baltimore...

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Eight Maryland Ice Cream Stands That Never Stop Scooping, Even In Winter

Plenty of Maryland ice cream stands lock up after Labor Day and leave us waiting until spring. These eight keep the freezers full all year, from farm creameries in the western hills to busy city shops in Baltimore and a downtown favorite in Annapolis. A cold January day is actually...

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April Ryan Brings Hard Truths and Historic Hope to Redeemer Church's VOICES Series

More than 100 people filled Redeemer Church at 5603 N. Charles St. on November 4, 2026 as veteran White House correspondent April Ryan headlined the church's VOICES Speaker Series, sponsored by the Ivy Bookstore. Coming just one day after the midterm elections, the evening blended celebration of a historic election night with a sobering account of life inside the White House briefing room.

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Baltimore Police Search for Missing 10-Year-Old Josiah Adams After Night Vanishing

3900 Maine Ave. — Approximate Reported Missing-Child Location. Josiah Adams, 10, was reported missing in Baltimore. Police said he was last seen wearing all dark clothing and carrying a black bookbag. At the time of the appeal, police had not said whether he had been found. According to Baltimore...

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» Attempted Homicide Defendant Acquitted After Conflicting Accounts in Traffic Dispute Shooting Debated During Closing Arguments

An attempted murder case came down to two very different accounts of a traffic dispute that ended in gunfire. During closing arguments on Nov. 12, prosecutors argued that Donell Trusty Jr., 41, was not in danger when he fired at another driver’s vehicle. The defense maintained that Trusty acted in self-defense because he feared for his life.

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Chrissy Thornton makes history as first Black president of Center Stage Board of Trustees

Associated Black Charities (ABC) President and CEO Chrissy Thornton became board president of Baltimore Center Stage, the State Theater of Maryland, in July after serving as a trustee since 2023. Thornton is the first Black person to lead the theater’s board of trustees. The AFRO sat down with Thornton to...

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Baltimore Rye Whiskey Named Best in Show at 2026 Top Shelf Awards

A rye whiskey made in downtown Baltimore has been crowned the best in the world, and the distillery behind it says you can still buy a bottle for $90. Baltimore Spirits Company's Epoch Maryland Straight Rye Whiskey 6 Year Old Cask Strength took home Best in Show Whisk(e)y honors at the 2026 Top Shelf Awards, one of the world's largest international spirits competitions, according to the seed facts behind this story.

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As holidays approach and food needs grow, 100 turkeys donated in Catonsville: 'Makes me feel good'

CATONSVILLE, Md. — With Thanksgiving approaching and local food needs growing, 100 turkeys were given away Friday morning on Frederick Road in Catonsville. The giveaway was a team effort; State Fare restaurant donated the turkeys, Salem Lutheran Church provided Walmart gift cards, and volunteers from Catonsville Emergency Assistance helped distribute everything to families in need.

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No arrests, no motive: Police step up patrols after deadly stabbing in Leakin Park

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Three days after a Towson University professor was fatally stabbed in Leakin Park, Baltimore Police are increasing patrols along the trails as investigators continue searching for his killer. John Dierker, 62, was stabbed to death Tuesday near the entrance to the Gwynns Falls Trail in West...

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36 years wrongly jailed: Ransom Watkins of the Harlem Park Three

Ransom Watkins spent 36 years behind bars for a murder he did not commit. He was one of three teenagers accused of a 1983 murder in Baltimore. They came to be known as the Harlem Park Three and were exonerated in 2019. In 2023, they received a $48 million settlement for the error that cost them 36 years of their lives.

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Parkville Y in Central Maryland associate honored for saving a life

–photos courtesy of Scott Marder of the American Red Cross- An associate of The Y in Central Maryland in Parkville was recognized for saving a man’s life. A member was working out in the fitness room of The Y in Parkville – as he does every week – when he lost consciousness and sank to the floor.

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