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January 8, 2024
Two Maryland Lottery players are now millionaires after scratch-off and Powerball wins last week. In Frederick a $2 million scratch-off was sold and in Hyattsvi
January 6, 2024
Making good on a campaign promise to step back into the courtroom, City State’s Attorney Ivan Bates will soon personally prosecute a man accused of two separate
January 4, 2024
Mayor Brandon Scott’s long-awaited campaign promise to lower the city’s historically high homicides below 300 a year finally came to fruition in 2023.“Homicides
January 4, 2024
Legislators in Annapolis consider budget, crime, and education as key issues for the 2024 legislative session. Budget deficit and juvenile crime prevention are major concerns.
January 4, 2024
One year after taking office as the top prosecutor in Baltimore City, Ivan Bates said the job isn’t exactly what he expected but outlined what some top plans fo
January 4, 2024
An influx of money is coming to the Baltimore City State's Attorney's office. State's Attorney Ivan Bates said Gov. Wes Moore has agreed to provide the office
January 4, 2024
Local, state and federal law enforcement leaders on Thursday credited Baltimore’s roughly 20% drop in homicides last year to collaboration between agencies and a continued focus on illegal guns. The city ended 2023 below 300 killings for the first time in almost a decade — prompting a pair of news conferences this week for officials to discuss their roles in the decline. A day after Mayor ...
January 3, 2024
ANNAPOLIS — The Maryland General Assembly passed a juvenile justice reform measure last year to restructure how the state deals with young people involved in certain crimes by providing them
January 3, 2024
The Baltimore City State’s Attorney’s Office dismissed a charge against the site supervisor at the Belair Edison Safe Streets location Wednesday morning due to
January 2, 2024
The Maryland General Assembly passed a juvenile justice reform measure last year to restructure how the state deals with young people involved in certain crimes.