City Leaders Speak Out On Viral Video of Baltimore Police Officer Allegedly Trying To...
Baltimore officials are speaking out after a video of a police officer allegedly trying to run over a Black man went viral. The video made waves on social media after the officer made repeated attempts to run over someone in his police vehicle. The clip showed the officer in the marked police car chasing a man...
New design renderings for Baltimore’s Key Bridge rebuild unveiled
New design renderings of Baltimore's Key Bridge reconstruction were unveiled on Thursday, showing what the bridge is expected to look like upon completion in the fall of 2028.
Sparrows Point man faces federal charges after throwing airsoft explosive
Sparrows Point local Brent Goetz, 23, was federally indicted on two counts after allegedly throwing an airsoft grenade at a group of day laborers sitting outside of Home Depot on Kane Street. In April, Goetz allegedly detonated an airsoft grenade and threw it out of his vehicle toward the group of men, who often sit...
Argument between sisters leads to bloody assault with hammer, investigators say
BALTIMORE, Md. (WBFF) — A fight between sisters turned bloody, and now one sibling is wanted by the U.S. Marshals Service. 36-year-old Latoya Wilkens, of Baltimore, is wanted on several charges including assault. According to court documents, officers responded to a home on The Alameda in Northeast Baltimore back...
Local Bike Raffle Raises Nearly $10,000 for Homeless Outreach
BALTIMORE COUNTY, Md. — The work seems to never end for Happy Helpers for the Homeless. "We feed in the streets, we go to west Baltimore, east Baltimore, Glen Burnie and then we deliver food directly to children in 19 different Maryland towns," said Executive Director Bobbi Coffman. They...
Baltimore hospital looks online to stop violence from reaching emergency beds
Sinai Hospital in northwest Baltimore is testing a new way to stop violence before it reaches the emergency room: the Digital Violence Responder. Hired through the hospital’s Center for Hope, the responder monitors social media for credible threats and alerts a call center that sends trained mediators to defuse the...
Perkins Hospital making progress on staff shortages, safety issues, lawmakers told
Maryland’s troubled forensic psychiatric facility, the Clifton T. Perkins Hospital Center, has made strides in easing a staffing shortage, while working to mitigate safety concerns for both staff and patients, lawmakers were told Thursday.
Baltimore City school’s CEO Dr. Santelises named 2026 Maryland Superintendent of the Year
Baltimore City Public Schools CEO Dr. Sonja Santelises was named the 2026 Maryland Superintendent of the Year by the Public School Superintendents Association of Maryland in her final year leading the district.
Pastor Smith Discuss Crime Intervention Roundtable
Reaction is pouring in after Mayor Brandon Scott's roundtable with Chicago Mayor, Brandon Johnson discussing community violence intervention. Longtime community activist Pastor P. M. Smith is questioning the effectiveness this effort will have. "If safe streets is the model, then both cities are in trouble. For the...
Former Baltimore teachers still awaiting pay after non-profit claims it completed payments
BALTIMORE, Md. (WBFF) — A group of eight former Baltimore City teachers is embroiled in a dispute with the Leaders of Tomorrow Youth Center (LTYC), a non-profit they claim owes them unpaid wages. Now, the former teachers said they're stunned with the latest developments. On Tuesday, Dr. Dermell Brunson,...

















