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The unified command overseeing the recovery efforts at the devastating Key Bridge collapse has announced the grim discovery of a fifth victim. Authorities have identified the latest casualty as 49-year-old Miguel Angel Luna Gonzalez from Glen Burnie. In a somber development, salvage teams located one of the missing construction vehicles amid the wreckage. This prompted […]

An attorney confirms that one of the five defendants charged in the Brooklyn Day mass shooting, a juvenile, will be taking a plea deal offered by the State. A hearing to schedule the trials is scheduled for this afternoon. Attorney Warren Brown represents the youngest defendant, a 15-year-old, who faces multiple charges including three counts […]

A 47-year-old man who briefly volunteered with a high school softball team and a youth athletics organization in Annapolis has been arrested on charges related to the sexual abuse of minors. Donald Powell is facing charges of sex abuse of a minor, fourth-degree sex offense by a person of authority, and second-degree assault stemming from […]

In an outrageous affront to law, order and basic decency, Baltimore authorities are giving a free pass to an anti-Israel protest mob that has illegally seized territory at Johns Hopkins University. Despite violating campus policies against camping overnight, this well-organized contingent of Israel-haters has erected an encampment and staged disruptive rallies on the private Homewood […]

With less than two weeks until Baltimore’s primary election on May 14th, the four leading mayoral candidates squared off in a final debate hosted by the University of Baltimore in partnership with local media outlets. Mayor Brandon Scott, former mayor Sheila Dixon, Thiru Vignarajah, and Bob Wallace took the stage for an hour-long event covering […]

The Port of Baltimore is inching closer to a full reopening following the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge bridge last month. According to a recent social media post, the Fort McHenry Limited Access Channel is expected to reopen to a depth of 45 feet “on or about May 10” after the removal of […]

Outside the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen on Tuesday night, members of Baltimore’s Holy Rosary Church gathered to pray and voice opposition to plans by Catholic leaders to close a significant number of churches in the city. “Telling us they’re going to shut down two-thirds of the churches in this city is simply unacceptable,” said […]

The Baltimore Ravens are enhancing the gameday experience at M&T Bank Stadium with the addition of new permanent seat licensed (PSL) field-level seating and world-class club amenities as part of ongoing efforts to keep the venue a top-notch NFL and entertainment destination. Beginning in 2024, fans will have the opportunity to watch Ravens games from […]

In a move to enhance school safety, some Baltimore City schools are in the process of installing advanced weapon detection scanners that all students, parents, guardians, and visitors must now pass through when entering the buildings. School officials have sent letters to families informing them of the new security measure, which comes after the City […]

A harrowing scene unfolded beneath Interstate 395 in Baltimore yesterday when a male motorcyclist went over the jersey wall and plunged into the Patapsco River below, sparking a dramatic rescue operation. The Baltimore City Fire Department’s Dive Rescue Team raced to the scene in the southbound lanes of I-395 around 12:55 p.m. on April 29 […]