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Security officer made ‘inappropriate, derogatory comments’ about Marilyn Mosby, letter reveals
The Baltimore Banner had moved to unseal the document.
Former Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby enters U.S. District Court in Greenbelt in October.
Bates, LaPere family ask for early release limits for some sex offenders
The bill comes in response to the death of Pava LaPere, 26, who was killed in September
A poster of the late Pava Marie LaPere is propped on a chair in the Maryland House of Delegates Judiciary Committee room on Feb. 6, 2024 during a hearing on the Pava Marie LaPere Act.
Man sentenced for attacks ‘steeped in hatred and prejudice’ at Asian American businesses
Darryl Doles, 53, of Coldstream Homestead Montebello, cried and wiped tears throughout his sentencing before Baltimore Circuit Judge Jeannie J. Hong on Wednesday on charges of attempted first-degree murder, second-degree assault and hate crimes.
6/28/22—the exterior of the Clarence M. Mitchell, Jr. Courthouse.
Johns Hopkins University investigates rape allegation against professor
Johns Hopkins University has opened an investigation into international affairs professor Yascha Mounk after journalist Celeste Marcus accused him of rape over the weekend.
An empty  Johns Hopkins University campus.
Southwest Airlines’ new seats have the internet buzzing — not in a good way
The airline says it’ll begin using a redesigned aircraft interior featuring new seats in early 2025.
Southwest Airlines teased a redesigned cabin interior earlier. People are having mixed reactions to how comfortable the new seats look.
Emergency responders revive man found in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, 2nd rescue in recent weeks
First responders rescue man who jumped into Baltimore’s Inner Harbor.
Baltimore City Fire Service Vehicle
Fells Point Tavern shutters suddenly; employees claim they’ve gone unpaid for weeks
Employees of Fells Point Tavern have filed a complaint with the Maryland Department of Labor and have attempted to file one with the Better Business Bureau
Fells Point Tavern in Fells Point, Baltimore, MD., closed unexpectedly.
Verdict doesn’t bring closure for Glen Burnie teen shot by his friend
The recent trial yielded only a legal answer, not the one Maurtice Brown and his family are still looking for.
Maurtice Brown was 17 when he was shot in the face by another boy, a friend, in the basement of his home. He doesn’t remember the shooting and to this day, his family does not know exactly how or why the shooting took place.
Letters: National Aquarium’s dolphin sanctuary plan merits praise
The National Aquarium should be applauded for setting a new standard for aquariums with its dolphin sanctuary plan, a consultant for the Whale Sanctuary Project says.
Shown are visitors watching dolphins swim in the underwater viewing area at the National Aquarium on November 13, 2023.
Residents and Royal Farms ruffle feathers over proposed gas station
The zoning hearing marked a tense restart to an 11-year dispute between Royal Farms and Northeast Baltimore communities. The chain, known for its fried chicken, is asking the Board of Municipal and Zoning Appeals for permission to build a gas station near a busy intersection at 5901 Harford Road.
Residents have been fighting against the proposed gas statin for 11 years.
Jury delivers split verdict in ex-Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby mortgage fraud trial
Mosby, 44, a Democrat who served two terms in office from 2015-2023, stood trial in U.S. District Court in Greenbelt on two counts of making a false statement on a loan application.
Former Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby leaves U.S. District Court in Greenbelt on Tuesday after a jury found her guilty of one of two counts of making a false statement on a loan application.
Baltimore festivals: Even as old favorites end, there’s still lots to do
HONfest and the Charles Village Festival are ending, but there’s still plenty for Baltimoreans to look forward to this spring and summer.
Despite the scattered rain showers, people came out in droves to  Artscape on September 24, 2023.
Maryland officials reverse course, will fully reimburse welfare theft victims
The change comes after a Baltimore Banner investigation revealed that DHS was shortchanging welfare theft victims for months, violating state law.
Photo illustration shows EBT benefits card, cut into two pieces, emerging from torn-open business envelope. In the background is a blurry image of a woman standing in front of produce aisle holding an empty shopping basket, her back to us.
Amtrak awards $1B-plus contract for new West Baltimore tunnel
The supergroup Kiewit/J.F. Shea Joint Venture has been awarded a $1 billion-plus contract to bore two new tunnel tubes underneath West Baltimore. The project will ultimately replace a 151-year-old passenger rail tunnel that is a major bottleneck in the Northeast Corridor.
Amtrak President Roger Harris approaches the lectern at the opening of a newly constructed train platform at Baltimore’s Penn Station on Monday, Jan. 29, 2024.
Harford County man receives life sentence for killing 13-year-old girl in Southeast Baltimore
A man was sentenced Tuesday for the killing of a 13-year-old girl in November 2022, the Baltimore City State’s Attorney’s Office said.
13 year-old Kelsey Washington was shot and later died from injuries in Southeast Baltimore, according to authorities. Tavon Battle was arrested by the Warrant Apprehension Task Force at a residence in Harford County.
After a year of tumult, BOPA names Rachel D. Graham as its new CEO
Rachel D. Graham will succeed Donna Drew Sawyer, who resigned from the position as CEO of the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts, or BOPA, last January.
Rachel D. Graham is the new chief executive officer of the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts, or BOPA.
6 months after Rachel Morin’s murder: Grief, a demolished home, little progress
Investigators continue searching for the killer of Rachel Morin, a 37-year-old mother of five whose body was found along a Harford County hiking trail last August. Authorities have had no recent breaks in the case, and those left behind are trying to figure out how to go on without her.
Patty Morin holds a photo of her daughter, Rachel Morin, in Timonium, Md. on Friday, Feb. 2, 2024. It’s been six months since Rachel’s body was found on a hiking trail in Harford County.
No one’s talking about the Anne Arundel register of wills’ indictment, except we all are
After Erica Griswold became Anne Arundel County’s first Black register of wills, she was hailed as a hero. Now she faces theft and other charges related to allegations that she cashed a $6,645 check that was made out to her but was intended for her office to cover inheritance taxes.
Erica Griswold takes the oath of office as Anne Arundel County register of wills in December 2022. In January, she was indicted on charges that she stole $6,645 intended to cover fees from an estate overseen by her office.
Howard County Council votes against a Gaza cease-fire resolution
Council Chair Deb Jung said prior to the vote that the issue of a cease-fire was not one that should taken up by local government. Just before the vote, Calvin Ball send a letter to President Biden calling for a bilateral cease-fire and the release of all hostages.
Sami Elzaharna, Imam of the Muslim Family Center in Columbia, leads a prayer outside the George Howard building in Ellicott City.
Man federally charged for flying drone over Ravens stadium during AFC championship game
The unregistered drone piloted by a Pennsylvania man disrupted the playoff game between the Ravens and the Kansas City Chiefs.
Scenes from the AFC Championship game at M&T Bank Stadium on Jan. 28, 2024.
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