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An almost full ballroom was filled with people from South Baltimore who came to hear from lawmakers, law enforcement and prosecutor representatives, along with

In spite of a reported decline in youth crime and Baltimore’s slowed murder rate, Maryland’s juvenile justice policy has left some residents fearful and angry with their representatives in Annapolis, and confused about what their state laws actually do — especially in the face of a spate of car thefts. “The facts matter, but so does the perception,” Senate President Bill Ferguson, a South ...

The two-story mall, at MacArthur Road and Route 22, this past weekend welcomed its newest retail tenant, JD Sports, on the upper level.

The Whitehall Township shopping center, at MacArthur Road and Route 22, earlier this month welcomed its newest fashion retailer, Up II Par, on the mall’s upper level.

Maryland House and Senate Republicans called for a renewed effort to combat crime in advance of the 2024 General Assembly session.

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As reforms continue to take effect in Maryland, lawmakers in Annapolis this week debated how to best support the state’s juvenile justice system.

Last week in Baltimore, a woman had stopped her car at a traffic light at the intersection of East Lombard Street and South Patterson Park Avenue. She was suddenly set upon by two suspects who dragged...

"When suspects of violent crimes are released immediately, it leaves the public at risk and provides neither accountability, justice, nor much needed structured support services for those suspects that we know are effective at turning lives around," the lawmakers said in their letter.

Shortly after their arrests in an assault and robbery of a woman in Butcher's Hill, a 12-year-old and a 14-year-old were released from custody.