The 41st District Deserves Better
(BALTIMORE – May 17, 2026) – As early voting approaches in Maryland’s June 23 Democratic Primary, voters in the 41st Legislative District face a serious decision about the future of their representation in Annapolis. This race is not about religion. It is not about ethnicity. And it...
Maryland beverage giant announces 318 layoffs as acquisition nears
Maryland’s beverage distribution sector is facing a major workforce shakeup as Republic National Distributing Company prepares for significant job cuts in the state. The move affects hundreds of workers and…
Judge Paul M. Rosenberg Dies at 89
Judge Paul M. Rosenberg — who served as an assistant U.S. Attorney at the District Courthouse in Baltimore from 1964 through 1973 and as a U.S. magistrate judge from 1973 through 1998 — passed away on Friday, May 15. A lifelong Baltimore resident, he was 89. Judge Rosenberg...
Columbia Cops Bust Five in Online Child-Solicitation Sting
Howard County police say a multi-day child-solicitation investigation ended this week with five men in handcuffs after they allegedly showed up in Columbia for what they believed would be meetings with minors. Detectives used undercover online accounts that posed as juveniles, then moved in when the men arrived at prea
Police take suspect into custody after Arbutus shooting injures 16-year-old
ARBUTUS, MD. (WBFF) — A suspect is in custody after a reported shooting late Friday night in Baltimore County that left a 16-year-old injured. Baltimore County police said officers responded about 10:10 p.m. Friday, May 15, to the 3300 block of Washington Blvd. in Arbutus, for a reported disturbance involving a gun.
Police investigate Saturday night shooting in Woodlawn
BALTIMORE COUNTY, Md. (WBFF) — A man was shot in Woodlawn on Saturday night, according to Baltimore County police. Officers responded to the scene on May 16 around 8:15 p.m at the 1900 block of Gwynn Oak Avenue. Once there, police located an adult male suffering from a gunshot...
Maryland Gov. Moore weighs Preakness rights purchase; lawmakers are opposed
LAUREL, Md. - Maryland's interest in purchasing the rights to the Preakness Stakes' brand for $85 million was a highlight of conversation Saturday at Laurel Park ahead of the 151st running of the historic race. And while Gov. Wes Moore won't say whether the state will purchase the race's intellectual...
Man accused of shootings, carjackings across Prince George’s County faces 66 charges
Prince George’s County police charged a 68-year-old Glen Burnie man with 66 offenses. Police say the crime spree included multiple shootings and carjackings across northern Prince George’s County. An off-duty PGPD officer helped track the suspect, leading to his arrest. PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, Md. - A Glen Burnie...
Baltimore Judge Chains Trio Together in East Baltimore Home Invasion Killing
A Baltimore judge has decided that three people charged in a deadly January home invasion will face a jury together, shutting down a defense attempt to give one defendant a separate trial. The defendants - 28-year-old Keishonne Moore, 18-year-old Dasean Tristen Williams and 19-year-old Derrick Williams - are charged wi
Escaped Baltimore prisoner captured while walking down city street days after hospital escape
Police say robbery suspect slipped away from custody during hospital treatment before being re-arrested without incident BALTIMORE, Md. — A Baltimore prisoner who escaped police custody while receiving treatment at a hospital has been captured days later after officers spotted him walking along a city street, police an

















