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A suspect is dead and a Baltimore Police officer is recovering after a burglary call turned into a barricade situation in the Glen neighborhood on Park Heights Avenue, officials said.
Baltimore City Public Schools is mourning the loss of Deborah Tolson, a beloved mathematics interventionist who was found inside Arundel Elementary School after passing away over the weekend. Crisis counselors are supporting students and staff.
Downtown Partnership President Shelonda Stokes joined 92Q’s Quicksilva Morning Show to discuss revitalizing downtown Baltimore and supporting Black-owned businesses through the Boost program.
Baltimore Ravens tight end Isaiah Likely and punter Jordan Stout are reportedly signing with the New York Giants as the team reshapes its roster ahead of the new NFL league year.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott signed a bill into law Monday that increases wages and benefits for commercial security guards across the city. The legislation is expected to improve the standard of living for nearly 4,500 workers. Under the new law, companies that employ security guards must provide compensation equal to either the wages, benefits, and […]
Ravens acquire star DE Maxx Crosby from Raiders in blockbuster trade, bolstering their defense for a Super Bowl run.
Baltimore's mayor wants Black women to visit and enjoy the city's Black-owned businesses and cultural events.
Maryland Attorney General releases body camera footage showing the encounter between Baltimore County Police and Samuel Brown before his death.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott signed an executive order reinforcing immigrant protections, expanding Know Your Rights resources, and clarifying that city police will not enforce federal immigration laws.
Bridge Maryland Inc’s Youth Task Force hosts “Wish Upon a Prom” on March 7, 2026, offering dresses, suits, shoes, and accessories. Pre registration is recommended and students should bring a student ID.
Maryland Judiciary warns of a scam text posing as a court summons over an unpaid toll fee, using a fake QR code and threats of fines and bench warrants.
BGE says it will temporarily pause work on transmission line projects tied to Baltimore Peninsula after Senate President Bill Ferguson called for increased oversight, cost scrutiny, and more community engagement.