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BALTIMORE, Md. (WBFF) — In the midst of rush hour traffic, around 7 a.m. Wednesday, officers responded to a car crash in downtown Baltimore that quickly turned into a crime scene. "It started off as an accident, and then they said there was a weapon on the ground," police...

BALTIMORE, Md. (WBFF) — Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley has become one of the latest victims of package theft in the city. According to the charging documents obtained by FOX45 News, the incident occurred last Thursday, Nov. 20, at Worley's home. A ring security camera captured the theft, which...

Friday morning, City officials released a statement following the death of a Department of Transportation worker.

Baltimore didn’t pull any punches when it announced last month the city was suing the company behind an app called MoneyLion that promises interest-free cash advances to get you a portion of your pay early. “Not only is that wrong, it’s illegal,” Mayor Brandon Scott declared, discussing the city’s...

Layoffs in Maryland are up nearly 30%, with about 2,000 more jobs being cut than this time last year. Nationally, this year has seen over one million layoffs — the highest amount for this time of year since the Covid-19 pandemic and the Great Recession. This year, artificial intelligence is among the top ten reasons...

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Rodgers Forge man to spend Thanksgiving night homeless on the streets in downtown Towson to raise awareness.

BALTIMORE, MD—A significant drug trafficking organization (DTO) responsible for importing and distributing large quantities of cocaine from Texas into Maryland has been dismantled, leading to the indictment of nine individuals and the seizure of approximately 43 kilograms of cocaine. The successful takedown was...

In Baltimore, nursing students and educators are voicing concerns over the possible impact of a U.S. Department of Education proposal that could reshape the future of healthcare professionals. According to a report by WBAL-TV, the department is considering a move to stop recognizing nursing degrees as professional...

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