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December 1st marks the 30th Anniversary of World Aids Day. According to the CDC, One out of every seven people in the U.S. with HIV do not know they have it. The Baltimore County Department of Health will hold five free HIV testing clinics in observance of World AIDS Day beginning on Dec. 1. Clinics […]
The Baltimore Teachers Union announced Wednesday that it will create a School Safety Task Force after a string of assaults by students against teachers and staff members. City Schools spokeswoman Edie House-Foster confirmed a teacher at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute was assaulted by a student Wednesday, but not how old the student was. Sign Up For […]
Well, this is a shock. According to reports, The Washington Washington Football Team have placed a claim on former San Francisco 49ers Linebacker Rueben Foster. Foster was released on Sunday by the Niners after getting arrested Saturday, November 24th on suspicion of domestic violence. Foster’s talent is unquestioned. However, his off the field behavior has been troubling. The […]
Update: The U.S. Navy confirmed it was no active shooter. Was an Ad Hoc Drill https://twitter.com/USNavy/status/1067514805265866753 Original Story: An Active Shooter has been reported at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland on Tuesday. Montgomery County Police reportedly are investigating the situation. Sources say all patients and staff have been moved to secure […]
Crews blocked off a portion of East 26th Street at Calvert Street in Charles Village, where sidewalks appear to be sinking Monday. A portion of 26th Street in Baltimore is buckling, officials say, four years after the same road collapsed into the train tracks just two blocks away. The city’s Department of Transportation officials said the […]
The man nominated as Baltimore’s next police commissioner held his first press conference on Monday to talk about his plans once he is confirmed as the city’s top cop. Joel Fitzgerald is the Chief of Police in Fort Worth, Texas, a role he will continue to inhabit until he is affirmed by the Baltimore City Council. The […]
As many people were celebrating this past Thanksgiving holiday, we can’t forget those who suffer loss during the holidays. It is never easy to lose a loved one, and certainly never easy to lose two loved ones in the same week. We are praying for the family of Eone gospel recording artist Will McMillan, in […]
Nobody is a fan of traffic, so you definitely won’t be a fan of this news. Starting Nov. 27, motorists may want to avoid I-895 in Baltimore as traffic is likely to be a nightmare due to a scheduled two-year, $189 million project to replace the 60-year-old bridge north of the Harbor Tunnel. The work […]
Medical marijuana sales in Maryland are surpassing a previous forecast and could reach $100 million this year. The Baltimore Sun reports that medical marijuana sales totaled $67 million for the first nine months of 2018. Sign Up For Our Newsletter! For The Latest News: Latest News: Source: BaltimoreCBS Local
The Baltimore City State’s Attorney’s Office is asking the medical examiner’s office not to make any changes to the ruling on the cause of death of homicide Det. Sean Suiter. According to WBALTV-11, the City States Attorney’s Office is citing lingering questions about DNA evidence. A retired homicide detective who played a key role in […]