Baltimore woman indicted after allegedly striking officer’s bike twice with Tesla
A Baltimore woman faces multiple charges after allegedly twice using her Tesla to strike the bike of a city police officer who was giving her a parking ticket.
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DOJ audit questions $623K grant to Maryland Public Defender’s Office
Federal auditors say the Maryland Office of the Public Defender spent a $622,883 grant on a juvenile mental-health initiative without maintaining a partnership required by the program.
What Baltimore’s credit rating downgrade could mean for taxpayers
Baltimore’s credit downgrade won’t immediately change residents’ tax or water bills. But over time, the financial problems behind the downgrade could increasingly land on city residents.
Moody’s downgrades Baltimore credit rating as city plans more borrowing
Moody’s Ratings has downgraded Baltimore’s credit rating, citing years of declining reserves across city government.
After Rotunda fights, police and students question ‘teen takeover’ label
Baltimore police are pushing back on describing Monday’s disturbance involving a large crowd of students at the Rotunda as a “teen takeover."
Baltimore’s violence prevention ranks No. 2. Whether strategy works is unclear
The distinction comes with an important caveat: The Violence Prevention Index does not measure whether Baltimore’s system actually works.
Baltimore County school board member faces controversy over ‘Sharia law’ post
A Baltimore County school board member is facing calls to apologize and resign after sharing a social media post about “Sharia law” that critics say promotes anti-Muslim stereotypes.
2 men charged in connection with Dundalk shooting, police say
Two men have been charged after a shooting during a home invasion Friday in Dundalk that left a 41-year-old man with life-threatening injuries, Baltimore County Police said.
Baltimore sues Kalshi and Polymarket, calling prediction markets illegal sports betting
Baltimore is taking prediction markets Kalshi and Polymarket to court, claiming the platforms are allowing illegal sports betting.
Judge delays hearing for Baltimore teen convicted in 2021 killing
A Baltimore judge has put on hold a new hearing for Damonyae Malone, saying the teenager must finish his time in juvenile detention before any changes in his case are...