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In the summer of 1954, two young AFRO News carriers from Baltimore met for the first time during a beach trip for newspaper boys and girls. That moment, shared at Carr’s Beach, a popular resort for African Americans along the Chesapeake Bay, was the beginning of a lifelong love story.

PASADENA, Md. (WBFF) — A 48-year-old man from Glen Burnie was arrested following a traffic stop that led police to the seizure of drugs and cash. Police say on Aug. 7, at approximately 10:15 a.m., detectives stopped a red Dodge Avenger near Mountain Road and Route 10 North. During...

A MAN has died and a five-year-old girl is among the 5 others injured after a mass shooting in Baltimore, cops have confirmed. Shots rang out on Spaulding and Queensbury Avenue around 8:46 pm local time on Saturday, with bullets hitting multiple people who were eating outside. Four men, one woman and the...

NOTTINGHAM, MD—Wawa is set to open its newest store in Nottingham on Thursday, bringing with it a day of festivities, free coffee, and a special breakfast deal. The new store, located at 8100 Belair Road (21236), will officially open its doors at 8 a.m. on Thursday, August 14th. The first 100 customers will receive a...

Removed from city-owned locations eight years ago this month, Baltimore’s Confederate monuments will return to public view when a highly-anticipated museum exhibit opens in Los Angeles this fall. ‘MONUMENTS’ is the title of the exhibit, which will open on Oct. 23 and run until April 12, 2026, in TheGeffen...

This week, a large contingent of Baltimore city officials will be heading to Ocean City. This isn’t part of their summer vacation, it's for the Maryland Association of Counties annual summer meeting. This morning we spoke with David Williams of the Taxpayers Protection Alliance to discuss who’s going and...

BALTIMORE, MD.- A 29-year-old Baltimore, Maryland, man and known Baltimore County street drug dealer, will be spending twelve years in federal prison after being sentenced on Friday for distributing large quantities of cocaine and deadly fentanyl on the streets of Pikesville and Middle River, Maryland. According to...

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — In Baltimore’s once-stable neighborhoods, some longtime residents say they feel trapped — hemmed in by open-air drug markets, persistent crime and some of the highest property taxes in Maryland. Even as the city touts its first population increase in a decade and a drop...

ESSEX, MD—The Essex Community Development Corporation is hosting its second “Summer Second Friday” event tonight, transforming the area in front of its office into a community celebration with music, art, food and local vendors.