Ribbon cutting opens the doors for Burlington on Merritt Boulevard
Reaching as far as the next-door Giant, more than 50 people lined up outside Burlington Coat Factory ahead of the retail store's ribbon cutting and grand opening at the German Hill Center on Friday, March 6. Eager customers and the entire Burlington staff watched as store manager Larry Brinegar cut the ribbon to...
One person arrested following drug bust in Maryland
MARYLAND — A Baltimore man was arrested Wednesday night after a traffic stop in Frederick County led to the discovery of drugs and a stolen handgun inside his vehicle. According to authorities, Frederick County officers conducted a traffic stop around 9 p.m. on March 4 after a vehicle failed to maintain its lane and...
Beacon College student from Maryland arrested on DUI charge
A Beacon College student from Maryland was arrested after being stopped for speeding on the way home from drinking beer at a restaurant. An officer spotted 21-year-old Lucas Correal of Timonium, Md., speeding southbound in a black car on State Road 25 around 9:20 p.m. Sunday, according to an arrest report from the...
1992 cab driver killing in Parkville remains unsolved
BALTIMORE COUNTY, Md. — Baltimore County police are renewing their call for the public's help in solving the 1992 murder of a cab driver who was shot dead in his taxi in the Hillendale area of Parkville. Shinder Pal, 29, was one month into his job as a cab...
Towson Staircase Slaying Back In Spotlight As Cops Plead For Clues In 1989 Case
Baltimore County detectives are once again turning to the public for help in a decades-old homicide. Susie Govans Myers, 68, was found dead inside her Towson home on March 5, 1989. Officers discovered Myers at the top of a staircase, and investigators later determined that she had been strangled. Detectives say...
Glen Arm Man Pleads Guilty In Baltimore City Hall Bribery Case
A Glen Arm property owner who turned overdue city bills into a backroom discount just admitted it in federal court. James Carroll Erny Jr., 54, pleaded guilty Thursday to a federal bribery charge for paying a Baltimore City Hall employee to erase or stall debts tied to several of his properties. U.S. District Judge...
License plate reader technology for Baltimore Police approved despite public opposition
Residents cite mistrust of BPD and the technology’s use elsewhere to assist ICE. But a majority of the Board of Estimates, including Mayor Scott, vote to approve the $1.46 million contract. Additional license plate reading technology that will give Baltimore Police quick access to new kinds of data on...
Two injured, including BPD officer, after dog bite incident in Baltimore
Two people were injured, including a Baltimore police officer, following a dog bite incident Thursday afternoon.
Man sentenced to life in prison for sword-slashing incident
A man found guilty of swinging a sword at another man at Lexington Market Metro Station in 2024 has been sentenced to life in prison.
» Woman Sentenced to 65 Years for Murdering Pregnant Mother
Teresa Collins, 40, was sentenced to 65 years in prison on March 5 for her role in the death of Jasmine Simuel, 33, in Druid Heights over a year ago. Simuel was pronounced dead on the 2700 block of Pennsylvania Avenue after law enforcement responded to the shooting scene on the evening of Sept. 22, 2024. Collins was...

















