Four teens charged in West Baltimore car theft
Four teens, ages 13-14, face charges after being caught with a stolen vehicle following a foot chase in West Baltimore on North Payson Street.
Businesses Legally Refusing Service to ICE Agents: A Growing Trend
A recent social media post has sparked a debate over the legality and ethics of businesses refusing service to ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) agents. The post, originating from New Orleans, highlighted a list of businesses that reportedly deny service to ICE officers. The idea has since gained traction,...
Survivors of Baltimore apartment attack awarded $21.5 million
BALTIMORE (TCN) -- Two tenants who were bound with duct tape and then set on fire at their apartment complex have been awarded $21.5 million after a jury held the landlords liable for hiring the convicted sex offender who attacked them. April Hurley and Jonte Gilmore were attacked in their...
Carlonte Knott Wanted For Escape In Maryland, Sheriff Says
The St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office is searching for Carlonte Antoine Knott, 33, of Baltimore, who is wanted “for escape,” according to authorities. Knott is described by deputies as a Black man who is 6-feet-3 and approximately 250 pounds. The sheriff's office said deputies were notified...
Waymo driverless rides coming to Baltimore
Baltimore has been added to the list of U.S. cities that will welcome autonomous ride-hailing service Waymo to its streets.
Forestville Grandma Snags Dino-Sized $50K Win On Jurassic Park Scratch-Off
Angela Martinez-Gomez walked into Lottery headquarters in Baltimore this week with the kind of smile that would make even a T. rex back up a few steps. The Prince George’s County resident had scanned her Jurassic Park scratch-off and learned it was worth a roaring $50,000. “I couldn’t believe...
Photos released in East Baltimore shooting investigation
Baltimore detectives seek IDs of persons of interest in East Eager Street shooting Baltimore, MD — Investigators are asking for the public’s help identifying several individuals connected to a non-fatal…
Letter to the editor: “I felt the absurdity of Governor Moore firsthand today”
I felt the absurdity of Gov. Moore firsthand today when I went to have the emissions tested on my vehicle and found that the fee/tax had increased over 100% from $14 in 2023 to $30 today. How can this increase be justified? How do they come up with the amount of an increase such as this? Nothing has changed in the...
NCIA to Honor Mayor Brandon Scott at Vocational Training Center Graduation Dec. 6
NCIA will honor Mayor Brandon M. Scott with its inaugural Baltimore Workforce Visionary Award during the organization’s Vocational Training Center (VTC) graduation ceremony on Saturday, December 6, 2025, at 10 a.m. The public event will take place at Forest Park High School (3701 Eldorado Ave.) and celebrate 65...
Baltimore’s state’s attorney is cutting ties with mayor’s public safety office
Baltimore City State's Attorney Ivan Bates is moving to stop his office from coordinating with the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement (MONSE), which oversees the city's anti-violence initiative.
