Minivan Evidence Debated in Murder Trial
The murder trial of Timothy Knott continued Feb. 5 before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Robert Taylor Jr. with testimony from several homicide detectives about physical evidence. They responded to Anthony Pearson’s death in northwest Baltimore nearly two years ago. Knott, 29, faces charges of murder, assault and...
Fatal stabbing in Ellicott City shocks quiet neighborhood
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A Howard County man awaits charges after being accused of fatally stabbing his wife. He remained in the hospital late Monday night recovering from non-life-threatening injuries he sustained . A quiet Ellicott City neighborhood was rocked by the incident early Sunday morning when Amethyst Stephenson...
This Unassuming Restaurant In Maryland Will Serve You The Best Quesadilla Of Your Life
There’s a moment when you bite into the perfect quesadilla – that magical second when the crisp tortilla gives way to reveal a molten interior of cheese and fillings that stretches into delicious, Instagram-worthy strings. That moment happens with stunning regularity at Alice’s Family Restaurant in Baltimore,...
Suspect grabs running Chevy but cant outrun police
Stolen SUV chase ends with arrest after midnight theft in Linthicum LINTHICUM, MD – A late-night stop at a business turned into a brief pursuit on Nursery Road after a woman allegedly jumped into a running SUV and drove off, only to be tracked down minutes later and taken into…
Traffic light leads Maryland man to $100,000 lottery prize
A Maryland man said a $10 lottery voucher and a well-timed traffic light led to his winning $100,000 from a 50X the Cash scratch-off ticket.
Brass Tap Baltimore helps ex-Brewer’s Art staff through sales donations
Barry Lowenthal, General Manager and Owner of The Brass Tap Baltimore, said Monday that a fundraiser is currently running to benefit former employees of The Brewer's Art.
Dueling legal opinions in latest public safety split between Mayor Scott and SA Bates
The public disagreement between Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott and State’s Attorney Ivan Bates over public safety initiatives has entered a new chapter. The two officials released opposing legal opinions over the past several weeks. In December, Bates, a frequent critic of the Mayor’s anti-violence initiatives, sought...
Bill to raise wages for Baltimore’s commercial security officers passes city council
A bill that would raise wages and improve benefits for commercial security officers in Baltimore was passed by the city council and is heading to the mayor's desk.
Autonomous vessel was in test mode when it struck rowing scull
(WASHINGTON) — On Aug. 7, 2024, a 16-foot autonomous vessel collided with a 27-foot recreational rowing vessel from a local rowing club on the Patapsco River in Baltimore, Md. At the time of the incident, the autonomous vessel was undergoing testing which required its anti-collision system to be disabled and was...
» Defendant Wants to Fire Attorney in Attempted Murder Case
The trial of Travis Maynor, 45, was postponed on Feb. 9 due to apparent communication issues between the defendant and his attorney, Andre Mahasa. Maynor is charged with multiple counts of attempted murder, firearm use and assault in connection to an Aug. 20, 2024 shooting that left a man critically injured at a...

















