Firefighters control two-alarm fire on W. 34th Street in Baltimore
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Firefighters brought a two-alarm fire on the 700 block of W. 34th Street in Baltimore under control on Monday morning. According to the Baltimore Fire Department, crews were called to the scene shortly after 6:30 a.m. and worked to contain the flames. A BCFD spokesperson later...
Maryland Prison Supervisor Convicted Of Covering Up Inmate Assault, Lying To Feds: DOJ
Jermaine Sturgis, 41, of Laurel, Delaware, was found guilty after a five-day trial of conspiracy to obstruct justice and making false statements to a federal officer, Baltimore, Monday, Dec. 15, according to the US Attorney’s Office. Sturgis previously served as a lieutenant correctional officer at the Eastern...
A pop-up so popular the line began at 6 a.m.
"People got to get what they can get, when they can get it, to try to survive that's all it is. Survival,” Kim Brown said.
What is the Most Maryland Thing Marylanders Do?
The most quintessentially Maryland thing a resident does is participate in a Blue Crab Feast. The communal consumption of the Maryland blue crab is more than a meal—it's a summer ritual and the defining social activity of the state. The Setting: A true crab feast takes place at a...
Maryland Double Murder Retrial Ends Same Way With Guilty Verdict Again For Man Facing...
Gregory Jones was convicted again in a Maryland double murder retrial — same verdict, same outcome. A Montgomery County jury delivered a decisive verdict Friday afternoon, finding Jones, 32, of Martinsburg, West Virginia, guilty on a host of charges. Again. Specifically, Jones was convicted of:. Two counts of...
Single Powerball ticket turns Maryland woman into a millionaire
LANHAM, MD—A Maryland woman, who bought a single Powerball ticket to ensure she didn’t miss out on a shot at a $900 million jackpot, ended up winning a massive $1 million prize in the drawing held on December 10. The sudden shock of the win left her so shaken the following morning that her husband […]
Inmate killed in Maryland prison; another inmate identified as suspect
A 23-year-old inmate died in a Maryland prison on Dec. 13, according to State Police.
Downtown Baltimore housing project will serve people with low incomes
The 42-unit building at 111 Park Avenue, called Sojourner Place at Park, will provide apartments for people who have been chronically unhoused, including those on disability. Shannon Snow of Episcopal Housing Corporation said the building’s name honors Sojourner Truth, the abolitionist and women’s rights activist....
Santa Claus is Comin’: A Motown Christmas Revue
Gifts I’m preparing for some Christmas sharing— but I pause because— Hanging my stocking, I can hear a knocking— ‘zat you, Santa Claus?. Ho-ho-no! It’s one better! It’s Baltimore Center Stage with their festive holiday offering: Santa Claus is Comin’: A Motown Christmas Revue, created by Nygel D. Robinson & Ken-Matt...
SUN: Women awaiting trial held in restrictive housing after emergency jail transfer
MARYLAND (WBFF) — Over a week after their emergency transfer from a Baltimore jail, women awaiting trial at the Maryland Correctional Institution for Women remained held in restrictive housing. “Some of these ladies are crying,” said Shernota Chase, whose daughter is in pretrial detention at MCI-W. “They’re saying,...

















