No chargers filed against Canton property owner who shot, killed attempted burglar
BALTIMORE — A property owner in Canton will not face charges after they shot and killed an attempted burglar on October 16, according to the Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office. Officials say the decision came following an extensive review of the incident, which found that the property owner acted...
Maryland Attorney General Brown on ICE, possible National Guard deployment in Baltimore
Amid the ramped up presence of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in Maryland and nationwide, Maryland Attorney General Anothony Brown’s office released guidance on the requirements of local law enforcement when working with federal agents. Brown sat down with WYPR’s Sarah Petrowich to discuss...
15 Hidden Maryland Restaurants Locals Don’t Want Tourists To Find
Maryland has way more to offer than fancy Inner Harbor restaurants and tourist traps. Tucked into neighborhoods, strip malls, and corners you’d never notice are the spots where locals actually eat, the kind of places with lines out the door on weekends and recipes passed down for generations. These hidden gems serve...
The Classic Maryland Diner Still Serving An All-You-Can-Eat Menu Locals Refuse To Let Change
The air inside the Double T Diner smells like a potent blend of freshly brewed coffee, short-order grease, and unspoken local history. The lighting is harsh, the booths are sticky (in the best way possible), and the entire structure is clad in enough reflective chrome to blind a passing astronaut.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott Supports Residents Affected By Shutdown With $4.6M Funded Program
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announced a $4.6 million-funded program to assist residents affected by the government shutdown, now in day 30, The Baltimore Sun reported. With $4,685,000 to spend, the program comes out of a four-part aid package carried over from fiscal year 2025 and American Rescue Plan Act...
Baltimore restaurant owners collect food for families with SNAP funding in limbo
Owners of a restaurant in Baltimore's Fells Point are collecting food for people in need as the government shutdown continues, and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) funding is in doubt.
15 Hole-In-The-Wall Restaurants In Baltimore, Maryland That Locals Say Are Full Of Flavor And...
Baltimore has always been my kind of town because it refuses to pretend. The best meals I’ve eaten didn’t arrive on fragile porcelain or trail a breathless press release. They came from cramped kitchens, weathered counters, hand-lettered menus, and family recipes that have outlived entire neighborhoods. In these...
Armed man hospitalized after shooting involving Baltimore County police
An armed man was injured and taken to a hospital after a shooting that involved Baltimore County police on Monday morning.
Baltimore woman who lost her sight completes New York City Marathon
A 66-year-old Baltimore woman who had lost her sight and was declared legally blind completed the TCS New York City Marathon on Sunday.
Maryland’s Only Best Buy Outlet Permanently Closes
The Best Buy Outlet in Bowie, MD has permanently closed its doors. Located at Bowie Town Center in Prince George’s County, the space originally operated as a traditional Best Buy before closing on September 21, 2023. It later reopened in the spring of 2024 as a Best Buy Outlet, offering discounted and open-box...
