Lawyers for Key Bridge collapse victims blast Dali operator for alleged cover-up
Lawyers for four of the men who died in the collapse expressed outrage over the alleged misconduct of the owner and operator of the cargo ship.
Video shows teenagers trash Baltimore store, pull toy gun in armed robbery
Baltimore police responded to several troubling incidents involving juveniles this past weekend, including a stabbing at the Inner Harbor and an armed robbery near the Washington Monument.
Family sues state, group home operator after developmentally disabled woman raped, gave birth
Baltimore City police are investigating the rape of a developmentally disabled woman, which was not discovered until just weeks before she gave birth in December 2024.
Wayne Jenkins, who led corrupt GTTF for Baltimore police, wants early prison release
The former BPD Sergeant is serving a 25-year sentence for leading the corrupt unit and committing crimes, including planting evidence, stealing drugs, and robbing citizens.
Fight for charter amendment latest front in Baltimore inspector general's battle for records
Inspector General Isabel Cumming and the mayor have been at odds after she said she received redacted financial records while looking into fraud in one of the mayor's signature anti-violence programs.
Dali owner fights negligence, liability claims with Key Bridge trial approaching
An army of lawyers showed up at a hearing on Tuesday to iron out issues ahead of an upcoming trial to determine whether the owner and operator of the ship that struck Maryland's Key Bridge should be held liable for the full damages caused by the tragedy.
Man shot after prison release says anti-violence programs changed his life
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announced more than $1 million in new federal funding, flanked by several members of Congress, on Monday in the city's Park Heights neighborhood.
Man charged with abducting Baltimore County middle school student
A man is facing charges after Baltimore County police said he abducted a middle school student on Thursday, April 30.
Baltimore leaders promise to fix 911 dispatch system after 2025 outages
At an investigative hearing, Baltimore's chief information officer said the 20-year-old computer-aided dispatch (CAD) system that links city fire, police and 911 departments will be replaced, but it will likely take several years.
Lead Key Bridge contractor "disappointed" after split with state over rebuild costs
The state is now looking for a replacement contractor but pledged the work will continue uninterrupted.
Tension at oversight hearing over troubled program at center of fraud investigation
The focus of the hearing was the now-defunct SideStep program, designed to help low-level juvenile offenders.
Former WJZ anchor describes chaos at White House Correspondents' dinner
Richard Sher, a familiar face to longtime WJZ viewers, was just feet from the president and ducked for cover inside the White House Correspondents' Association dinner in Washington, D.C., on Saturday.
Man found not guilty of attempted murder and guilty of assault, rape in Baltimore County
A jury has found Michael Johnson not guilty of attempted murder, and guilty of assault and two counts of rape in a Baltimore County attack.
Phylicia Barnes' sister returns to courtroom with man cleared of murder back on trial
Jurors heard graphic testimony Wednesday about the injuries a woman suffered when she alleged her boyfriend strangled and raped her inside her home in Baltimore County in July 2024.
Victim testified man acquitted in 2010 murder strangled and raped her in apartment
The victim of a rape and attempted murder case involving a high-profile suspect told jurors during her testimony inside a Baltimore County courtroom on Tuesday that she was terrorized for hours.