127 Warrants Served, 79 Arrested In Baltimore As A Part Of Task Force Initiative
A warrant initiative targeting suspects wanted for various crimes in Baltimore led to the arrest of 79 people and allowed authorities to serve 127 open warrants.
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A warrant initiative targeting suspects wanted for various crimes in Baltimore led to the arrest of 79 people and allowed authorities to serve 127 open warrants.
Baltimore residents can qualify if they have a household income of 50 percent or less of the average medium income, prove their issues are related to COVID-19 and provide proof of pending eviction proceedings.
Two people were shot in Baltimore early Wednesday morning in two separate incidents.
Police continue to investigate an attack caught on camera over the weekend, when one man is seen striking another man with a brick, knocking him out.
With a little more than two months until the election, President Donald Trump has endorsed Republican Kimberly Klacik, who's running for Maryland's 7th Congressional District seat.
The City of Baltimore is officially returning the toppled Christopher Columbus statue to its original owners.
Doctors at John Hopkins are continuing to study the long-term effects of COVID-19 and are now looking to see if some survivors may require lung transplants.
A Baltimore man was sentenced to over six years in federal prison for a string of video game store robberies in 2018.
Police are investigating after a man was shot in east Baltimore on Tuesday night.
The Orioles have a new auction to benefit Baltimore's Living Classrooms, and you can get involved!
Visit Baltimore is rolling out a new plan to revitalize the City's tourism industry amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Transit Administration is proposing a number of cuts due to revenue decreases brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, the agency said Tuesday.
Prosecutors are now recommending Gary Brown Jr., a former aide to Catherine Pugh, be sentenced to 33 to 41 months in prison.
Baltimore's Department of Transportation is adding new red light and speed cameras across the city.
An Elkton man pleaded guilty Tuesday to making threatening interstate communications.
One of Gov. Larry Hogan's staffers who was fired over the weekend after social media posts he made about the unrest in Kenosha, Wisconsin were deemed inappropriate spoke to the media for the first time Monday, saying he's considering pursuing legal action over his firing.
City council president Brandon Scott is asking that the city do more to help residents after the Department of Public Works suspended curbside recycling through November 1.
Monday is the first day of class for students at Baltimore Catholic Schools.
We're just about two weeks out from the start of the NFL season, and though Ravens fans can't go to games during the beginning of the season, there is still a way for people to be a part of the action.
A pedestrian died Monday after being hit by a vehicle in east Baltimore, city police said.
Police in Baltimore are searching for a missing 64-year-old man.
Jimmy's Famous Seafood is making its Mo Gaba kid's shrimp platter a permanent fixture on its menu and plans to donate some of the proceeds to the Johns Hopkins Children's Center.
The Institute of Notre Dame in Baltimore may be closed, but its motto remains the same: to help the communities around them.
Police are investigating after a man allegedly struck another man with a brick in Baltimore on Sunday.
Two men were killed in separate shootings in Baltimore in broad daylight Monday afternoon, city police said.
