Baltimore Police Announce Arrest Of 3 Suspects In Connection To The Murder Of Efraim Gordon
Baltimore Police announce an arrest of three suspects in connection to the murder of Israeli tourist, Efraim Gordon.
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Baltimore Police announce an arrest of three suspects in connection to the murder of Israeli tourist, Efraim Gordon.
Baltimore Police said 50-year-old Shawn Purvis, of Baltimore, has been charged with first-degree murder in the Thursday shooting death of a 47-year-old man in East Baltimore.
The Department of Justice announced Friday that a federal grand jury indicted 51-year-old Donald Hildebrandt on federal charges of obstruction of justice, production of child pornography, and possession of child pornography.
Baltimore and Harford County were on severe weather threats Thursday as storms blew through. In the Phoenix and Jacksonville area, the National Weather Service will be on the scene to determine if it was a tornado.
As mass vaccination sites close, Baltimore is shifting its vaccination resources to mobile and pop-up vaccination sites.
27-year-old Robert Davis of Baltimore was convicted Wednesday by a jury and sentenced to five years in prison for giving a fake name to an officer, possessing a gun as a felon, and other related charges.
A group of Federal Hill residents are so fed up with crime, they've hired a private security company to patrol their streets.
The Maryland US State's Office Thursday morning is announcing a federal indictment of 15 gang members allegedly involved in 18 murders, more than 28 attempted murders, carjackings, assaults and witness intimidation.
The Baltimore Museum of Industry will present a free online program in partnership with Project Liberty Ship at 7 p.m. June 24. The program uses material from the BMI's collections and archives to tell the story of how Baltimore became a shipbuilding power that produced the S.S. John W. Brown, one of Baltimore's most historically significant artifacts.
The Baltimore City Department of Transportation announced that the Charm City Circulator and Harbor Connector Taxi Service will resume normal hours of operation beginning June 7.
The long-standing claims that Johns Hopkins was a staunch abolitionist were shattered last December when JHU announced that it had strong evidence that its founder owned slaves. However, a group of researchers shared new evidence that proves he did not.
The National Weather Service issued a Flash Flood Watch from 3 p.m. through the evening for the Baltimore area and other portions of Maryland Thursday as showers and thunderstorms roll in.
City leaders and advocates are raising concerns about the use of facial recognition technology and its use in Baltimore. At a press conference outside City Hall Thursday, they said there is not enough research about the technology and that it all too often misidentifies black and brown citizens and can lead to false arrest and detention.
Baltimore Police said a man was shot and killed early Thursday morning in east Baltimore. There were two more shootings overnight.
A massive undertaking in a part of town that was largely empty. Now construction is underway to build Port Covington, a brand-new community from the ground up, at a price tag of about $5 billion.
Nationwide, vaccinations are down and the White House is out with an aggressive plan to get shots into more arms.
The Top of the World Observation Level will reopen Thursday after being closed since November due to concerns about Covid-19, the Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts said in a statement.
A request for qualifications was issued today for restauranteurs to operate the waterfront cafe at Rash Field Park, a development on the south side of Baltimore's Inner Harbor.
A Baltimore man was arrested and charged with first-degree murder for allegedly killing two people in May, Baltimore Police said Tuesday.
A realtor and Air Force veteran from Glen Burnie is the second person to claim a $40,000 prize in Maryland's $2 million VaxCash promotion.
A 27-year-old woman was killed and a man is in serious condition after a shooting in north Baltimore Tuesday night, Baltimore Police said.
The incoming freshman class of Mount Saint Joseph packed 400 bags of food that Blessings in a Backpack distributed Wednesday to Beechfield Elementary School students to help ensure those children have food for the remainder of the school year.
After a deadly Memorial Day Weekend, Baltimore's homicide rate this year continues to outpace the 2020 rate.
