Buyback to safely remove guns in Southwest Baltimore
The event will take place at the Westside Shopping Center on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., where anyone can drop off weapons to be safely discarded.
Mr. Charlie Dugger Brings the 55th Annual Marcus Garvey Day Celebration
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. once called Marcus Garvey “the first man on a mass scale and level to give millions of Negroes a sense of dignity and destiny.” In Baltimore, Charlie Dugger, a former schoolteacher of 46 years, is cut from that same “dignity and destiny” cloth. For 55 years, Dugger has spearheaded...
‘I’m not going to let you live’: Man killed bus passenger who bumped into...
James Richburg was convicted of murder for allegedly killing a man who bumped into him on an MTA bus in Maryland and refused to apologize. The post 'I'm not going to let you live': Man killed bus passenger who bumped into him and refused to say 'excuse me' or apologize first appeared on Law & Crime .
Back-to-School Bash brings free backpacks, Ravens mascot Poe, and community fun to Mondawmin
Families in West Baltimore are invited to a festive, free community event this Saturday, August 9, at the Mondawmin Community Center, where Chase is hosting a Back-to-School Community Day filled with giveaways, family-friendly fun, and local pride. The event, which kicks off at 10 a.m. at 2415 Liberty Heights...
Arnold mom, business owner’s 1993 murder still unresolved
ARNOLD, Md. — A 1993 cold case in Anne Arundel County remains unsolved nearly three decades after a local bar owner was shot in her driveway. Joanne Valentine, a 47-year-old mother of two sons, owned Rumblefish in Glen Burnie with her husband. On September 26, 1993, she was shot after getting home from a busy...
Baltimore housing bills spark conversation over affordable housing
Baltimore City Council's proposed housing bills aim to increase affordable options, but some neighborhoods worry about impacts on homeownership and parking availability.
Volunteers of America unveils 71 affordable housing units in Southwest Baltimore
Volunteers of America, a nonprofit human services organization, unveiled 71-units of newly renovated, affordable housing for the city’s most vulnerable in Southwest Baltimore on Aug. 4. As Baltimore’s public housing waitlist grew to about 40,000 households in 2024, affordable housing remains a top concern in...
The Glover Report: “I’m From Baltimore. That’s Why.”
(BALTIMORE – August 7, 2025) – Baltimore is more than a city. It’s a proving ground. It’s a crucible of grit, grace, and relentless grind. Out of this fire come individuals who don’t just survive—they transcend. Five brothers in particular come to mind: Ben Johnson, David Miller, Akio Evans, Choo Smith, and Mario...
Baltimore man charged after driving into I-95 work zone, injuring worker, police say
A Baltimore man faces multiple charges after he allegedly drove into a construction work zone on I-95 and injured a construction worker on Thursday. Police believe Tallyse Jeffreys, 37, was intoxicated when he drove a white Lexus sedan into the work site and struck a construction vehicle a few minutes before 2 a.m.,...
Baltimore Man found guilty of fatally shooting MTA bus passenger in 2024
A Baltimore man has been found guilty of fatally shooting a passenger on an MTA bus last year.