Commentary: Baltimore has been flattening the curve on murders
While Baltimore’s leaders continue to look for ways to lower the city’s murder rate, a flattening of the curve on homicides is evident, Lawrence Brown, an author and research scientist in the Center for Urban Health Equity at Morgan State University, says.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott, flanked by Police Commissioner Richard Worley and MONSE Director Shantay Jackson, speaks at a press conference inside Baltimore City Hall on Friday, June 23, 2023.
Mount St. Mary’s secures 74-60 win against Coppin State
Malik Battle led the Eagles (0-3) with 16 points.
Greg Spurlock (5) of Coppin State had 14 points and two steals in Saturday's loss to Mount St. Mary's.
Allen scores 12 as Marist knocks off UMBC 65-59
Dion Brown finished with 23 points and six rebounds for the Retrievers (0-2).
Noah Harris of Marist, right, scored 11 points in Saturday's victory over UMBC.
Family, friends gather to remember Baltimore man shot, killed by police
The family of Hunter Jessup, who was killed by the gunfire of Baltimore police officers on Tuesday, held a vigil for him on Saturday.
Evidence marker are collected directly in front of the church.
Jordan Toles returns late kickoff 73 yards for a touchdown that lifts Morgan State over SC State
A 53-yard touchdown run by J.J. Davis got the Bears within a point at 14-13 in the third quarter before the dramatic turn of events in the fourth.
Jordan Toles, pictured earlier in the season, returned a kickoff 73 yards for a touchdown Saturday as Morgan State won at South Carolina State.
Deon Perry scores 21 as Loyola downs Brown 77-75 in OT
David Brown III hit the key 3-pointer for the Greyhounds (1-1).
BGE asks to shield memo explaining how it aims to finance controversial Baltimore conduit deal
The Maryland Office of the People’s Counsel, which has estimated the conduit deal could cost BGE ratepayers upwards of $860 million over 50 years, is calling on state regulators to publicize an internal accounting memo about the deal.
A BGE truck in the Baltimore’s Mount Vernon neighborhood on Friday, Oct. 14, 2022.
Vehicles for Change gives the gift of transportation to veterans
Visiting grandchildren, pursuing higher education, going to medical appointments, and even taking a drive to see the fall foliage aren’t easy things to do when you don’t have a vehicle. That changed today for 10 Maryland veterans who received new cars thanks to the nonprofit Vehicles for Change, MileOne Autogroup, and Heritage Toyota Owings Mills.
Gov. Wes Moore holds the keys to a new car he will be giving a veteran on Nov. 10, 2023. Heritage | MileOne Autogroup donated 10 vehicles to veterans via the nonprofit Vehicles for Change.
Maryland Zoo elephant Samson survives second bout with potentially deadly virus
Samson the bull elephant is proving he’s lucky twice. The 15-year-old African bull elephant at the Maryland Zoo survived a second bout with a strain of the elephant endotheliotropic herpesvirus (EEHV6), the zoo said Friday in a statement.
Samson the bull elephant is proving he’s lucky twice.
The 15-year-old African bull elephant at the Maryland Zoo survived a second bout with a strain of the Elephant Endotheliotropic Herpesvirus (EEHV6), the zoo said Friday in a statement.
Baltimore Police won’t face charges in pursuit before fatal crash, shooting of 17-year-old
Prosecutors with the Public Trust and Police Integrity Unit detailed their legal review on Thursday in separate reports posted online.
Police respond to reports of a shooting at the corner of S Catherine St. & Frederick Ave. on May 11, 2023.
Baltimore police shooting prompts criticism of specialized gun squads
After a corruption scandal led the Baltimore Police Department to disband its plainclothes gun squad in 2017, the embattled agency pledged to increase oversight while remaining focused on seizing illegal weapons and curbing rampant violence.
Scene from an officer involved shooting located at the intersection of Wilkens & Millington Avenues.
Perjury, shoplifting, murder: Why police officers are on the ‘Do Not Call’ list in Baltimore
The Baltimore Banner recently obtained a spreadsheet through a Maryland Public Information Act request to the Baltimore State’s Attorney’s Office.
In this photo from June 23, 2023, Baltimore State’s Attorney Ivan Bates, flanked by Mayor Brandon Scott, speaks during a news conference at Baltimore City Hall.
Letters: Millions for Harborplace, but Baltimore’s biggest needs unmet
The millions planned for Harborplace redevelopment will do nothing to address Baltimore’s greatest needs, says Krystal Gonzalez, whose daughter was shot and killed at a Baltimore-area block party.
Krystal Gonzalez, who lost her 18-year-old daughter, Aaliyah Gonzalez, in the Brooklyn Day mass shooting, pauses during remarks at a City Council hearing Sept. 13.
For sale: 3 homes within walking distance of M&T Bank Stadium
There’s nothing better than skipping the traffic to join the sea of purple walking to a Ravens game.
Baltimore’s Black supper clubs lead the charge in welcoming, innovative dining
At a time when Black diners are voicing their complaints about discriminatory practices such as dress codes, targeted automatic gratuities and overall poor service, Black chefs are working to create welcoming experiences through supper clubs and recurring dinners.
Chef Saon Brice, who hosts the Rare Bird Supper Club at Black Swan, creates a dish with duck and rooted vegetables on Nov. 8, 2023.
Lanky receiver Jeremiah Koger has helped fuel St. Frances’ resurgence
The Archbishop Curley transfer has elevated his game while keeping his teammates loose during a trying season.
St. Frances junior wide receiver Jeremiah Koger celebrates after scoring the first touchdown of the game during the first quarter last week against National Christian Academy.
Week 10: First-half Ravens superlatives and the big, bad Browns
Paul and Jonas preview the Ravens’ game against the Browns, breaking down how Lamar Jackson and Baltimore’s offense can attack a stout Cleveland defense.
Tejada scores 17 as Towson takes down Coppin State 70-49
Towson’s next game is Sunday against Robert Morris at home.
Towson University campus
Morgan State defeats Cheyney (Pa.) 100-52 behind Myles Thompson’s 19 points
Morgan State hosts Penn State-Wilkes Barre on Sunday.
Morgan State University, in Baltimore, Monday, October 17, 2022.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott pitches downtown revitalization plan
Business and government officials gathered at the Baltimore Convention Center Thursday night for the annual meeting of the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore, pitching a vision of a downtown poised for a rebirth.
Mayor Brandon Scott speaks at the annual meeting of the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore.
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