SUN: Mayor’s office says no endorsement as Bates lists Scott among supporters
Baltimore State’s Attorney Ivan Bates is promoting an endorsement from Mayor Brandon Scott that the mayor’s campaign says does not exist, at least not yet. At a Mount Vernon fundraiser Monday, Bates’ campaign displayed a poster listing Scott among his endorsers. A video reel featuring the same claim was later posted...
Mayor Scott praises state of Baltimore City as residents question if enough is being...
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Two straight weekends of juvenile-related violence and disorder in Baltimore’s popular waterfront neighborhoods have residents questioning whether the city is doing enough to keep people safe, even as Mayor Brandon Scott pointed to crime reductions and defended his approach during a Tuesday address...
After 103 years, Herman’s Bakery closes, drawing emotional goodbye from loyal customers
DUNDALK (WBFF) — For more than a century, Herman’s Bakery was more than just a place to buy cakes — it was a tradition. But on Tuesday, that tradition came to an emotional end. After 103 years, the family-owned bakery in Dundalk turned off its ovens for...
Prince Harry spotted dining in Baltimore
Chef Cindy Wolf, owner of the Charleston in Harbor East, shared a photo of her and Prince Harry on her Instagram page this week.
Late-Night Belvedere Gunfire Leaves Man Dead On Troubled Block
A 43-year-old man has died after a late-night shooting in northwest Baltimore, marking another deadly incident along a stretch of West Belvedere Avenue that residents know all too well. Police said officers were called to the 3700 block of West Belvedere Avenue around 10:18 p.m. on March 31, where they...
Baltimore youth fund denies request for docs on how taxpayer money is spent
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — The Baltimore Children and Youth Fund (BCYF) nonprofit is refusing to release records showing how taxpayer money is spent, denying a public information request and leaving key questions unanswered about millions in public funding. The decision marks the latest flashpoint in an ongoing transparency...
Education Department reclassifies social work and other degrees, raising concerns at Morgan State University
Starting July 1, 2026, the U.S. Department of Education will revise the definition of “professional degree” for federal student loan purposes. Degrees in nursing, physician assistant studies, physical and occupational therapy, social work, education, architecture and accounting will be reclassified as...
Seven juveniles arrested following downtown Baltimore disturbances
Seven juveniles were arrested in downtown Baltimore Sunday after large groups of young people were seen fighting and acting disorderly, prompting a response from city police. Officers responded to multiple locations as crowds moved through the area. Three 13-year-old boys were arrested for attempted armed robbery in...
Gunfire Chaos Leaves 34-Year-Old Fighting for Life in Northwest Baltimore
A 34-year-old man is clinging to life after being shot multiple times in northwest Baltimore last night, according to police. Officers were alerted around 5:20 p.m. when the victim walked into a local hospital seeking help, and they found him suffering from several gunshot wounds. An initial investigation points to...
Baltimore shooting leaves two young men wounded on North Eutaw Street
Violence breaks out on Eutaw Street as police launch investigation
