Two men indicted in over $1 million stolen vehicle scheme in Maryland
GREENBELT (WBFF) — Federal authorities have indicted two men in connection with an elaborate stolen vehicle ring that spanned more than four years and allegedly netted over $1 million worth of cars. A 22-count indictment, unsealed by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Maryland, charges Charles Madden,...
Residents react to new Maryland taxes, fees now in effect
With many new fees and taxes now in effect in Maryland, some residents said the increases are unsustainable. "I feel like these days there's a tax for everything and it feels inescapable," said Baltimore County resident Carlos Segura. The taxes and fees, which went into effect July 1, impact a...
Thousands without power as severe weather hits Maryland
Over 4,000 people are without power across Maryland, as severe storms continue to hit the area. As of 8:15 p.m. on July 1, over 1,650 people in Baltimore City are without electricity, according to the BGE outage map. Another 1,600 people are without electricity in the Baltimore area. Over 325...
Two new speed cameras in Anne Arundel County
Anne Arundel County added two more speed cameras in school zones. They will be activated starting July 2.
Police arrest five juveniles in Baltimore carjacking; three wearing ankle monitors
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Police have arrested five juveniles following a carjacking and attack on a woman in North Baltimore on Tuesday morning. At around 11:08 a.m. on July 1, officers responded to the 900 block of West 36th Street after receiving a report of a carjacking. Police say that...
Tiny home development in Baltimore offers affordable path to homeownership
Across the country, a growing housing shortage has pushed homeownership out of reach — especially for low-income families. But in Baltimore, one tiny home community called Hope Village is offering a rare path forward. The 13-home development is a place where families, once unhoused and earning as little as $18 an...
Baltimore fire chief warns residents: Fireworks are illegal in city limits
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — As July 4th nears, Baltimore City Fire Chief James Wallace is urging residents and visitors to remember that personal fireworks are banned within the city. "All consumer fireworks—including sparklers, firecrackers, and Roman candles—are banned in Baltimore City," said Chief Wallace. "While these...
Two Maryland Pizza Shops Make Prestigious Italian 2025 “Top 50 Pizzerias in the USA”...
50 Top Pizza, an esteemed pizza evaluation site based in Paestum, Italy, near Naples, has unveiled its 2025 Top 50 Pizza list. Known for its rigorous and anonymous inspections, 50 Top Pizza is an independent online guide that ensures unbiased evaluations by paying for meals in full. This year, Maryland proudly...
HBCU makes history in Venice
For the second summer in a row Morgan State makes history in Europe. The post HBCU makes history in Venice appeared first on HBCU Gameday .
It will cost Maryland drivers more to own or rent a car with new...
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (7News) — As of July 1st, Marylanders and certain Maryland businesses are being hit with higher taxes and fees, which are expected to total $1.6 billion. 7News has reported on the new laws and higher taxes kicking in in Maryland starting Tuesday -- including recreational marijuana, for instance, being...