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U.S. Army private Henry Miner had just finished dinner on board an Allied transport ship crossing the English Channel on Christmas Eve, 1944, when an explosion rocked the vessel stem to stern. Told to jump overboard or go down with the ship, he jumped. He clung to the nearest floating...

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A 24-year-old woman was arrested after fleeing a traffic stop, crashing into two vehicles, and driving into a restaurant in Fells Point Friday night, according to authorities. On May 22, around 10:46 p.m., police observed a vehicle speeding without its headlights on in the 700 block...

The residents were able to escape the home safely before firefighters arrived.

LANSDOWNE, Md. — Family history and American history shake hands at Lansdowne Christian Church. "This church meant a lot to my parents," noted Brent Neilson. His mom and dad met there, raising Brent and his siblings within the congregation and its traditions. Sunday may be last service for Lansdowne...

Terrance Jennings, 37, appeared before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Catherine Chen on May 22 for sentencing proceedings in the homicide of Deandre Yelverton, 36, which included emotional testimony from the victim’s family, arguments from both attorneys, as well as playing of recorded jail calls in court. Jennings

Norman Ransom, 44, was acquitted on May 18 on multiple firearm and assault charges after prosecutors dropped an attempted first-degree murder charge, according to court records. Ransom was initially charged with attempted first-degree murder, first-degree assault, reckless endangerment, and multiple firearm-related off

Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!. Yesterday maxed out at 61℉ in the morning and then stayed in the 50s in the afternoon. Today, most of the region is likely to STAY IN THE 50s. An east wind has socked us in with a cool and damp air mass, while periods of rain will continue more on than off al

JESSUP, Md. — A father-daughter dance inside Maryland’s maximum-security Jessup Correctional Institution gave incarcerated fathers and their children a chance to create memories in a setting far different from a traditional prison visit. For Ryan Samuel, the event offered something he said has been hard to hold onto...

"These violations were not minor. They were repeated. They were preventable."

Towson grad Alphonso Faltz Jr. turned personal loss into a message of resilience for the class of 2026.