Ship operator, key employee indicted in 2024 Key Bridge collapse
UPDATE: The State of Maryland also reached a $2.25 billion settlement with the owner and operator of the M/V Dali on Tuesday. Original story below… —— BALTIMORE, MD—Federal prosecutors on Tuesday unsealed an indictment against two international shipping corporations and a technical official, charging them with conspira
Baltimore to add speed cameras in school zones, truck height monitors
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Baltimore City will expand its automated traffic enforcement network later this month, adding new speed cameras in school zones and installing a commercial vehicle height-monitoring system, city transportation officials announced Tuesday. The updates are part of the city’s Automated Traffic Violation
BGE customers to get nearly $500,000 in natural gas bill relief through settlement
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE) customers are expected to see some relief on their natural gas bills after the utility helped secure nearly $500,000 in savings through a federal rate case settlement. The savings stem from a multi-year dispute over proposed increases in interstate natural gas...
Toilet found on top of Columbus statue remains in Baltimore’s Little Italy
Back in the summer of 2020, a group of unruly protesters tore down the historic artifact and tossed it into Baltimore's Inner Harbor.
Maryland, DALI ship owners settle for billions hours after criminal indictment
Just hours after the U.S. Department of Justice handed down a criminal indictment against the DALI ship owners related to its March 2024 crash into Baltimore's Key Bridge, the State of Maryland finalized a civil settlement worth $2.25 billion.
Charter Boom Rocks Maryland as Baltimore Schools Brawl Over Cash
Maryland’s charter school boom is no longer a quiet trend tucked in the back of enrollment reports. Over the last decade and a half, the sector has doubled in size, and that growth is now spilling into public view as school boards, county officials and charter operators wrestle over how to pay for it.
Police Blotter May 5 to May 11
May 6, 2026: A student reported the theft of their e-scooter at the University Union. May 6, 2026: A student reported being assaulted by another student, whom they had a previous relationship to, in the Union Garage. May 7, 2026: A student reported being scammed after giving personal and financial...
Families struggle to maintain Mt. Zion Cemetery as ownership questions linger
Families mow Mount Zion Cemetery themselves as ownership stays unresolved and a new state fund awaits final regulations.
» Scheduling Conflicts Delay Trial for Howard County Murder Suspect
A 34-year-old Howard County resident accused of murdering a woman in East Baltimore last December rejected a plea offer before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Melissa K. Copeland on May 8. He is set to stand trial later this year, if parties can agree on the timing. The defendant, Emanuel...
Charles Blagmond, a Baltimore Teen ‘Lost to the System’ in Cheltenham
BALTIMORE – Charles Elmer Blagmond was one of 243 youth who died at the House of Reformation for Colored Boys in Cheltenham, Maryland, a notorious juvenile detention center for Black boys and teens. It’s unclear why Blagmond was detained by the legal system; hundreds of boys were rounded up...
