No charges filed for officers in fatal police-involved shooting in West Baltimore
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — The Attorney General’s Office determined that no charges will be filed in the June 17, 2025, fatal police-involved shooting that left a man dead and a police officer injured in West Baltimore. The Attorney General’s Independent Investigations Division (IID) concluded that the officers did not...
Data dilemma: Juvenile crime numbers create confusion
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A new report from the Abell Foundation underscored the difficulty of gathering accurate data surrounding juvenile crime in Baltimore City and across the state, but the data used raised questions for some prosecutors. The report highlighted the different ways various agencies collect data involving...
Johns Hopkins Children’s Center uses Elf on the Shelf to lift spirits during the...
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — The Johns Hopkins Children's Center helped spread holiday cheer with the Elf on the Shelf tradition at the hospital. Various units throughout the hospital participated in the fun, ensuring that every pediatric patient felt included in the holiday spirit. Each elf has their own social media...
One Maryland Restaurant Makes Yelp’s List of “Top 100 Ramen Spots in the U.S.”
Ramen Ya has landed on Yelp’s national list of the Top 100 Ramen Spots in the U.S. and it is the only ramen restaurant in Maryland to make the cut. Located at 7938 Crain Hwy S in Glen Burnie, Ramen Ya opened in 2021 and has steadily built a reputation well beyond Anne Arundel County. The restaurant currently holds a...
Man and his huskies turn heads on a journey through Maryland
MARYLAND (7News) — Drivers across Maryland have been slowing down, pulling over, and pulling out their phones this week — all to catch a glimpse of a man being pulled down the road by nearly a dozen dogs. Videos of Logan Baer and his pack of mostly huskies...
Enough with the beef: My Q&A with State’s Attorney Ivan Bates about everything else
The spat between Baltimore’s top prosecutor and its mayor has hogged the headlines, but I wanted to hear more about the mission they share: increasing safety and honoring justice. Baltimoreans should hope the mayor and the city’s chief prosecutor iron out their differences because, if not, it will once...
Funding concerns rise after nursing loses professional degree label
The Department of Education will no longer classify several long-recognized graduate programs as professional degrees, a shift that will affect financial aid limits and reshape how universities describe advanced training in fields that rely on licensing. The updated definition removes nursing from the government’s...
A Southwest Baltimore developer renovates first 20 homes under state plan
Ruben Chandrasekhar highlighted the home's energy efficiency features on a recent tour. A southwest Baltimore neighborhood is seeing a rapid reduction in vacant buildings, as a nonprofit completes the first phase of a major redevelopment effort. Bon Secours Community Works has renovated 11 houses along Fulton Avenue,...
Baltimore Sun, Fathers Fighting 4 Fathers hold coat drive at Park Heights Academy
BALTIMORE, MD (WBFF) — The Baltimore Sun combined efforts with the Fathers Fighting 4 Fathers group for a coat giveaway on Monday at Park Heights Academy. Members of the Sun and the Fathers Fighting 4 Fathers group handed out coats to students in need. Trif Alatzas, Publisher and Editor-in-Chief...
Baltimore man who escaped police custody during alleged art school break-in found downtown
(WBFF) — Police arrested a man after he approached officers in downtown Baltimore and asked them to remove the handcuffs dangling from his left hand on Saturday. Court records described how officers found the man, later identified as 32-year-old Joshuah Martin, in the 300 block of West Saratoga Street around 5:10...

















