City Leaders Discuss Wrongful Convictions In Baltimore
City leaders came together Thursday to discuss what can be done to prevent future incidents of people being wrongfully convicted of crimes they didn't commit.
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City leaders came together Thursday to discuss what can be done to prevent future incidents of people being wrongfully convicted of crimes they didn't commit.
The Baltimore Teacher's Union and Union representing school employees are speaking out Thursday after two workers were assaulted by a student the previous day.
The victim was taken to the hospital with a gunshot wound to the lower body and he is expected to survive his injuries.
A new report, funded by the Abell Foundation, concludes that ever since state lawmakers opened up the utility market to third-party providers two decades ago, Marylanders have been paying- not less- for their gas and electric.
A ruling protects a Maryland resort town ordinance banning women from going topless in public during the length of an ongoing lawsuit challenging the ordinance.
Maryland joined the fight to prevent offshore drilling off the state's coast Thursday.
The victim, a 23-year-old man, said he had been walking along Whitby Road around 9:45 p.m. when he heard gunshots and then realized he had been struck.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced Thursday that Baltimore City will be awarded over $4 million for lead hazard reduction work.
Police have announced that 7-year-old Andre Davis has been found safe and unharmed.
The Department of Legislative Services released the report Thursday to a panel of lawmakers that sets policy for the General Assembly.
An arrest has been made for one of the two suspects wanted for early morning robbery of the Restaurant Depot in South Baltimore.
The man accused of setting his girlfriend on fire has been found not guilty Thursday.
Two people have been arrested for attempted murder that occurred November 28.
Until the end of the month, the Maryland SPCA is holding its Presents for Pets Toy Drive.
(CBS NEWS) — A Florida man has started a GoFundMe campaign to raise money online for President Trump's border wall, saying "it's up to Americans to help out and pitch in to get this project rolling." As of Thursday morning, the GoFundMe campaign has raised more than $3.3 million, with a goal of $1 billion — a fifth of the $5 billion that President Trump has been demanding, unsuccessfully, from Congress.
