Former Maryland Health Police Captain pleads guilty to misconduct in office
BALTIMORE, MD—The Maryland State Prosecutor’s Office has announced that former Maryland Department of Health (MDH) Police Captain Astarte Hunt has pleaded guilty to two counts of Misconduct in Office. State Prosecutor Charlton T. Howard III made the announcement , confirming that Hunt, who served with the MDH Police...
Baltimore City Fire Department giving out free smoke alarms for people hard of hearing
BALTIMORE, Md. (WBFF) — The Baltimore City Fire Department is giving out free Lifetone HL Smoke Alarms to residents who are deaf or hard of hearing. Working smoke alarms decrease the risk of dying in a home fire by more than 50%, according to officials. The specialized smoke alarms...
Southeast Baltimore sees surge in shoplifting and thefts from vehicles, police data shows
BALTIMORE, Md. (WBFF) — Thieves are increasingly targeting Southeast Baltimore, with a notable rise in shoplifting and thefts from vehicles, according to recent data from the Baltimore Police Department. Police spokesperson Lindsey Eldridge highlighted a troubling trend of "opportunistic thefts, repeat offenders, and...
Baltimore Police Arrest Man Armed with Stolen Gun after Road Rage Shooting
Baltimore, MD – Baltimore police arrested 20-year-old Jayden Morrison after a road rage incident escalated into a car crash and gunfire in the Washington Hill neighborhood late on October 29. Authorities say Morrison was armed with a stolen Glock 19 9-millimeter handgun and fired shots during the altercation....
Residents on Edge as Halloween Night Shooting in Canton Sparks Debate, Suspects Still at...
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‘Nothing is being done’: Residents question why open-air drug markets persist in Baltimore
BALTIMORE, Md. (WBFF) — Open-air drug markets remain a fixture in Baltimore, from Penn North to a quiet corner of Northeast Baltimore. Residents say the city’s approach to enforcement and prevention has left them wondering who’s really in control. Despite City Hall touting public-health strategies and police...
Baltimore Rolls Out Naloxone Boxes in Metro Stations to Combat Overdose Crisis
In an effort to address the harrowing string of mass overdoses in Baltimore, city officials have rolled out a life-preserving strategy: by week's end, Naloxone boxes will be a new fixture in every Metro station across the city. According to CBS News, reflecting a collaboration between Mayor Brandon Scott, the...
» Triple Murderer Receives Maximum Sentence in What Prosecutors Call a ‘Multi-Generational Massacre’
A Baltimore man convicted of killing three people and injuring a fourth during a neighborhood dispute some two years ago in Northeast Baltimore was sentenced on Nov. 3 to a maximum penalty of 185 years in prison, suspending all but 40, before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Jennifer B. Schiffer.
One of the country’s first ‘100% free full-service’ grocery stores operates inside a Baltimore...
In many ways, the Enoch Pratt Free Library of Baltimore, Maryland mirrors countless public libraries across the country. Inside its Southeast Anchor branch, floor-to-ceiling glass windows meet brownstone brick, allowing natural sunlight to filter in, illuminating shelves upon shelves of books, kids coloring atop...
Baltimore homicides and shootings continued to decline in October
(Baltimore, MD) -- Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott says the number of homicides and shootings in the city continued to decline through October. Last month there were nine homicides and 25 shootings representing a near 32-percent drop in homicides and a 22-percent decline in non-fatal shootings. He says the reductions...

















