Perry Hall High School teacher wins statewise mathematics educator award
PERRY HALL, MD—A local educator has been recognized as one of the top mathematics teachers in the state, administrators at Perry Hall High School announced on Monday. Cassandra Pullin was named the 2026 Outstanding Mathematics Educator in the high school teacher category by the Maryland Council of Teachers of Mathemati
Baltimore Pride Block Party Heads For Druid Hill Park
Baltimore Pride Week rolled out Monday with fresh paint on the walls and a brand-new game plan for where the crowds will gather. Organizers unveiled a new Pride mural and confirmed that this year’s parade will still roll up Charles Street and along North Avenue on Saturday, but the big post-parade block party and first
» Witness Testimony in Attempted Murder, Robbery Retrial of Family Dollar Shooting
The retrial of Dionte Cain continued on June 3 before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Lawrence P. Fletcher-Hill, with prosecutors presenting their case in a 2024 armed robbery in North Baltimore. Cain, 32, faces charges including attempted murder, armed robbery, first-degree assault, reckless endangerment, multiple
Officials confirm chemical spill on UMBC campus
BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD (WBFF) — Authorities have confirmed a chemical spill on the University of Maryland-Baltimore County Campus on Tuesday morning. According to Baltimore County Fire Department, the spill occurred and all crews are currently still working and investigating. It's unclear if anyone was injured or the ext
Firefighter battle a dumpster fire in Dundalk
-photo courtesy of Wise Avenue Volunteer Fire Company- Fire crews extinguished a dumpster fire last night in Dundalk. According to the Wise Avenue Volunteer Fire Company, units were dispatched for a reported commercial building fire at Midway Lumber on North Point Boulevard. Crews arrived after 8:30 p.m. on Monday and.
Coppin State graduate goes viral for rap video celebrating her accomplishments
The Baltimore native dropped a rap video that is catching the eye of more than a million people.
Baltimore trash pile sat for 2 years despite 14 city citations, repeated 3-1-1 complaints
BALTIMORE — A massive trash pile behind a Belair-Edison home sat for two years despite repeated 3-1-1 complaints and more than a dozen city citations. Alvin Blake, who lives near the property on Lyndale Avenue, said the debris began accumulating during an eviction. "They put a few things in...
2 Howard County middle school students charged after alleged robbery
Two middle school students in Howard County are facing charges over an alleged crime on campus.
Bookmobile brings library services to Dundalk during branch closure
A red bookmobile will park outside the closed North Point Branch every Tuesday and Thursday while crews complete the final phase of an HVAC project.
Pedestrians struck in Nottingham and Middle River
NOTTINGHAM, MD—Two young people riding non-motorized vehicles were struck by automobiles in separate collisions just minutes apart in northeast Baltimore County on Monday afternoon, forcing police to shut down major intersections in both areas. The first incident occurred at around 4:30 p.m. in Middle River, where auth

















