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West Baltimore residents want a say before Amtrak’s tunnel project leaves the station
As Amtrak moves forward with its plans for a new tunnel under West Baltimore, residents in the area feel left in the dark.
A silver and blue Amtrak train emerges from a tunnel. In the background trees and a small piece of the Baltimore skyline are visible.
Nonprofit founder still standing 30 years after Elijah Cummings asked her to step up
Fayette Street Outreach began with a woman’s call to leadership
Edna Manns-Lake poses for a portrait in front of framed photos in her office.
Maryland State Fair chairman Gerry Brewster to depart, ending family legacy of more than 60 years
After years of the nonprofit that runs the state fair “living paycheck to paycheck,” Brewster said, he organized volunteers in fundraising campaigns and advocated in the State House to raise more than $10 million.
Gov. Wes Moore and Gerry Brewster share a laugh as they stand near a red enclosure housing chicks that are about three days old.
Pierogi and patriots at Baltimore’s Ukrainian Festival
Vendors in stalls on Montford sold blintzes, jewelry, trinkets and shots of a honey liqueur called medivka. Cooks served stuffed cabbage, pierogis, potato pancakes and borscht. Although the overtone was quaint and festive, thoughts of the war in Ukraine were present.
Anna Barron performs the national anthems of the U.S. and Ukraine at the Baltimore Ukrainian Festival.
Baltimore Comic-Con brings superfans and superheroes to downtown
The convention, in its 23rd year, brings together people from all sorts of fandoms. Including Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott.
Trey Jones poses with a light saber during Baltimore Comic-Con at the Baltimore Convention Center on Friday.
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14-year-old girl stable after shooting in West Baltimore, police say
Officers responded around 7 p.m. to the intersection of North Pulaski and Presstman streets. Police said the girl had been shot in the 2100 block of Presstman Street.
A Baltimore City Police car sits parked on North Calvert St.
18-year-old shot and killed in Bywater neighborhood of Annapolis
The shooting happened on the same block of the Bywater neighborhood where, on July 27, another fatal shooting occurred.
An Annapolis police officer walks past the parking lot of the Boys and Girls Club in the Bywater neighborhood after an 18-year-old Glen Burnie man was shot to death in a courtyard next door on Friday, Sept. 8.
Baltimore native Bishme Cromartie wins ‘Project Runway All Stars’
The Baltimore native defeated designers Laurence Basse and Brittany Allen in the finale of TV's "Project Runway All Stars.” Cromartie dedicated the season to his older sister, Chimere Faye Didley, who died of cancer last year.
Bishme Cromartie, a contestant on Season 20 of Bravo's “Project Runway,” works on a design during the episode “Project Redemption!” Cromartie won the competition in an episode that aired Thursday.
Dunbar football coach Lawrence Smith, a school police officer, arrested on alleged $215k overtime fraud
FBI agents visited the school headquarters a year ago, probing timecard irregularities and overtime fraud, sources said at the time.
Dunbar football Lawrence Smith talks to his team after last Saturday's victory over Calvert. The No. 4 Poets seek a second straight Class 2A/1A title Saturday afternoon when they take on Patuxent from Calvert County at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium.
Judge moves Marilyn Mosby’s perjury and fraud case to Greenbelt, orders 2 trials
Mosby, 43, who was in office from 2015-2023, is charged in U.S. District Court in Baltimore with two counts of perjury and making false statements on a loan application
Portrait of Marilyn Mosby at the Baltimore City State's Attorney Office.
Is Maryland ‘squandering’ its groundwater supply? Officials, experts say no.
About 75% of the monitoring wells around Maryland have seen water levels drop over the last 40 years, some by as much as 100 feet, according to an investigation from The New York Times.
”In Maryland, we’re not at risk of running out of water. I think that needs to be made clear first,” Lee Currey of the Maryland Department of the Environment said.
Lake Montebello sinkhole is still not fixed. It’s unclear when it will be.
The Department of Public Works previously told The Banner the city was hoping to fix the sinkhole by April of this year.
Screenshot of a WJZ segment about Lake Montebello.
Howard County schools will rely on out-of-state bus drivers another week, superintendent says
Dozens of local drivers are working their way through a hiring pipeline, Superintendent Michael Martirano told board of education members.
Zum, a California based tech company, will handle 230 of Howard County Public School's roughly 500 school bus routes for the next three years.
Residents share gratitude, ask for more resources at Brooklyn Day shooting community forum
City officials might have expected tough questions Thursday night at a community forum following up on an investigative report of the July 2 mass shooting in Brooklyn. Instead, some community members wanted to say thanks.
Acting Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley speaks at a Brooklyn community meeting Thursday night at Bay-Brook Elementary/Middle School.
Springsteen ‘on fire’ with peptic ulcer disease. An expert weighs in.
A gastroenterologist at the University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Centerexplains what the disease is and why it could cause the Boss to take a month off.
Bruce Springsteen performed the first concert at CFG Bank Arena post renovations on April 7, 2023.
Howard County EMS aims to save more lives with blood transfusions in the field
Howard County EMS joins state Medevac officials in offering whole blood to trauma patients in the field.
County Executive Calvin Ball, flanked by county EMS and state officials, announced that some emergency vehicles will begin carrying whole blood for transfusing into trauma victims in the field.
Ex-Gilman teacher accused of abuse can be released home — with strict conditions, judge rules
Chris Bendann, 39, now of Baltimore, is charged in U.S. District Court in Baltimore with five counts of sexual exploitation of a minor and one count of possession of child pornography.
In this photo from March 16, 2023, a lamppost outside the Gilman School in Roland Park in Baltimore is pictured.
Drivers of MTA’s MobilityLink vans ratify temporary contract with private operator, union rep says
The new, temporary contract will bump pay and offer better benefits for MV Transportation employees while union leaders continue to work for a long-term deal. Drivers have complained about bedbugs in some vans.
MV employs the majority of MobilityLink drivers, mechanics and supervisors that operate under the umbrella of the Maryland Transit Administration.
Trial date set for Annapolis man facing hate crime charges after fatal shooting over parking
The shooting happened on the evening of June 11 during a birthday party when a dispute broke out over a parking issue on a residential street.
A police officer stands outside the home on Paddington Place in Annapolis were neighbors say a house party Sunday night ended with three people dead after a dispute with a man who lived nearby.
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