Baltimore adjusts OIG operations to comply with state privacy laws
Baltimore announced additional actions to fully comply with state law regarding sharing information with the Baltimore City Office of Inspector General.
Man Found Unconscious In Burning Halethorpe Home Dies Days After Being Pulled From Fire
Dennis Randle was rescued by members of the Baltimore County Fire Department when a blaze broke out in his Halethorpe home around 9:30 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 2. Crews were dispatched to the single-family home, where they were met by flames coming from the second floor, and found Randle unconscious, officials said.
Former ICE Facility Worker ‘saw people laying in feces’ at Baltimore Detention Center
BALTIMORE — For the first time, someone who worked inside the Baltimore ICE detention facility at the center of a viral video showing severe overcrowding is speaking out publicly — and exclusively to WUSA9. The former worker whose identity WUSA9 is disguising at his request because they signed...
Three arrested after ‘violent incident’ in Annapolis that left one person hospitalized
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Three people are in police custody following a violent incident that occurred in Annapolis on Wednesday. Emerson Manuel Hernandez, 17, Charles Sean Aaron Robinson, 18, and George Garrett III, 55, were arrested in connection with the incident. Annapolis Police officers responded to the 400 block of...
Local union slams BGE for firing members while keeping contractors, citing contract violation
BGE announced layoffs affecting dozens of union members, according to a statement from the IEBW Local 410 on Friday.
Paramedic accused of urinating in locations at work including in chili, juice carton
BALTIMORE, Md. (WBAL/CNN NEWSOURCE/WKRC) - A Maryland paramedic has been denied bail after being charged with multiple counts related to workplace contamination, prosecutors said. Christopher Carroll, 36, a suspended paramedic with the Baltimore County Fire Department, faces 23 counts of workplace contamination....
BGE issues cold weather safety tips as arctic blast and high winds move in
Colder-than-average temps & high winds are coming — here’s how to stay safe & prepared. (BGE is monitoring today’s and this weekend’s forecast.) Stock up 🥫 — Bottled water + nonperishable food ready. Medical needs ❤️ — If you rely on powered medical equipment,...
» South Baltimore Murder Defendant Rejects Plea, Faces April Trial
Devin Ash, 46, appeared before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Melissa K. Copeland on Feb. 6 for a pre-trial conference in a homicide case. Ash is charged with first-degree murder, two counts of firearm use in a felony violent crime, and firearm possession in a felony or violent crime for his alleged role in a...
Mikala Egeblad of Johns Hopkins University Recognized for Her Outstanding Cancer Research
Mikala Egeblad, the Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Tumor Microenvironment at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, received the 2025 Ernst W. Bertner Memorial Award from the Bertner Foundation in honor of her outstanding research into how tumor microenvironments impact cancer progression. Established in 1950,...
Amid copious campaign contributions, city officials approve developer’s marina for police heliport
Scott Plank’s generosity to Democratic electeds – including $20,000 to the party’s Senate caucus committee – came ahead of the Baltimore Board of Estimates’ approval yesterday of a $17.9 million lease deal. Whirring past community objections, the Board of Estimates inked a 20-year deal with...

















