NTSB finds 2 blackouts struck huge cargo ship before it crashed into Baltimore bridge
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — The loss of electrical power from a loose wire caused a huge cargo ship to lose propulsion and steering before crashing into Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge, causing it to collapse last year and kill six construction workers, National Transportation Safety Board officials said Tuesday. The...
Teens attacked and robbed in Savage as Howard County reports spike in thefts, break-ins
Two luxury vehicles stolen in Ellicott City overnight Savage, MD – Two juvenile boys were assaulted and robbed of sneakers in Savage Wednesday afternoon during a targeted encounter with known…
2 found dead in Southwest Baltimore home
Two people were found dead in a Baltimore home on Thursday afternoon, police said.
Maryland veteran marks 20 years since IED attack by attempting to break world record
The double amputee is marking the 20th anniversary of his “alive day” (the day he survived an IED attack) by attempting to break a Guinness World Record.
FBI probes Maryland cases tied to 764 extremist network, warns of online dangers for...
MARYLAND (WBFF) — A Baltimore County man with alleged ties to the sadistic online extremist group, known as 764, is now in custody facing a slew of federal charges. 20-year-old Erik Lee Madison of Halethorpe stands accused of sexually exploiting children and coercing them into committing acts of violence against...
20 Eeriest Abandoned Malls Frozen in the ’80s
Once pulsing with neon lights, food-court jingles, and arcade buzz, many American malls now sit deserted, time capsules sealed in the last echoes of the 1980s. Their empty…
Tensions flare as Middleton denounces Scott’s upzoning bill and supporters push back
Both sides point to issues of race as a sweeping bill to spur more multi-family housing in Baltimore is debated. Things started on a raw note – and ended that way too – at yesterday’s City Council’s hearing on Bill 25-0066, the only pending measure in Mayor Brandon Scott’s package of zoning deregulation legislation...
Baltimore police investigate deadly double shooting that left a man dead, injured a woman
BALTIMORE, Md. (WBFF) — Baltimore police are investigating a deadly double shooting Friday night that left a man dead and injured a woman. Authorities said around 8:37 p.m. on Nov. 21, Central District officers were on patrol when they heard discharging coming from the 400 block of W. Saratoga Street.
Public Input Sought on Proposed Auto Spa Express Car Wash at Reisterstown Road Plaza
The Baltimore Department of Public Works is accepting public comments on a redevelopment waiver application for a new Auto Spa Express Car Wash. The project is planned for about 1.71 acres at the southern corner of Reisterstown Road Plaza, near Reisterstown Road and Patterson Avenue. Plans include a 5,223-square-foot...
Longing for Baltimore: A Tale of Love and Attachment to a Beloved City
A wave of nostalgia has been sweeping over social media as former residents of Baltimore express their longing for the city. One user, who moved away in 2021, recently shared their sentiments on Reddit, reminiscing about the unique charm of Baltimore and the pride of being a Baltimorean. Despite living in a different...

















