Autopsy report in Maryland prosecutor Jonathan Luna’s 2003 death may be released
The autopsy report in the cold case surrounding the 2003 death of Baltimore prosecutor Jonathan Luna could soon be unsealed.
Mayor Brandon Scott named to Ebony Power 100 and Time 100, credits Baltimore for...
Mayor Brandon M. Scott received one of the world’s most distinguished recognitions, earning a spot on Time magazine’s 2025 list of the 100 most influential people, and also landed on Ebony’s Power 100. Yet, in typical fashion, Scott redirects the spotlight back to his hometown. “For me...
Woman dies days after being pulled from car in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor
A woman who crashed her car into Baltimore's Inner Harbor last week has died, according to Baltimore Police.
7-Eleven convenience store closes permanently in Remington; a six-story, 60-unit apartment building has been...
The 7-Eleven convenience store in Remington closed permanently this month, a sign that the property owner is moving ahead with plans to replace it with a six-story apartment building. Workers have placed two large dumpsters outside the entrance and stripped the store’s orange, green and red sign from the top...
Martese, Ronald Kosh Accused Of Gun Trafficking In Maryland
Detectives in Maryland say they shut down a father-son firearms trafficking ring that had been operating across the state for months — and uncovered a stash of illegal guns and drugs along the way. According to Howard County Police, investigators first got a tip in July about someone selling...
Ramone Ramsay Gets Life For Killing Kymani Bailey In MD
In January, Ramone Christopher Ramsay, who has no known address, was found guilty of murder and other charges by a jury in connection with the murder of 21-year-old Baltimore resident Kymani Elijah Bailey in July 2023. On Monday, Nov. 24, a judge sentenced Ramsay to life in prison without the...
Three dead in separate shootings this weekend
"The children have nothing to do. We don't have any programs," Ebron said. "So this is what we're getting in our community is, is chaos."
Purple Heart Patriot Project to honor Vietnam vet with Baltimore ties
Now Major James Capers Jr. has been chosen as one of the nation’s 2026 Purple Heart Patriot Project honorees.
Is the Historical Church Open Outside of Service Times?
A parent recently took to social media to seek advice on finding a historical church with stained glass windows and statues for their four-year-old child to explore. The family, not being regular churchgoers, were looking for a place that would allow them to visit outside of service times, turning the visit into a...
Did Anyone Else Receive an Unusually High Electricity Bill Last Month?
Recently, there has been a noticeable increase in electricity bills, leaving many people puzzled and seeking answers. Despite no significant changes in lifestyle, the bills have skyrocketed, prompting a discussion on the possible reasons behind this sudden surge. A thorough investigation reveals that this could be...

















