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  An effort underway in Baltimore County aims to find survivors of sex assaults from more than four decades ago based on the foresight of an emergency room doctor in the 1970s. Baltimore County police are working

BALTIMORE — Baltimore County officials say they will use new state and private funding to finish testing evidence slides related to more than 1,000 decades-old sexual assaults by the end of 2024. County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr. and Baltimore County Police Chief Robert McCullough said at a news conference Wednesday morning that the county will use more than $2 million in new funding to ...

Baltimore County leaders are expediting the testing of cold case sexual assault forensic evidence preserved by GBMC since the 1970s.

Sexual assault survivor: I fear we again are letting an institution of public trust, like we did with the Catholic Church, stand in the way of justice.

The Kitchen of Oz claimed the win to resounding applause of a live audience at Montecasino. Listeners also called in to show their support, talking about how much they enjoyed the taste and the experience of the three finalists burgers...

Works by famed British artist on display from donation by the Ackerman Foundation.

The Raymond Ackerman Academy of Entrepreneurial Development, aimed at empowering young people by developing their entrepreneurial mindsets, moves from in-person to online lessons.

Baltimore County police have started testing a backlog of evidence from rape cold cases. Ten of 49 cases processed so far have yielded actionable DNA profiles. In at least one case, the answers came too late.

Donations are flooding into abortion clinics after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.

Baltimore abortion rights groups are collecting grants and donations from individuals since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.