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New parents in Baltimore could get $1,000 if voters approve ‘baby bonus’ initiative
BALTIMORE (AP) — A group of Baltimore teachers is asking voters to approve a program that would give $1,000 to new parents in the hopes of reducing childhood poverty starting from birth. The “baby bonus” will appear on the ballot for city residents in November, after supporters secured the...
Discovery of more water leaks will swell the price of mending City Hall’s white walls
The latest round of repairs comes shortly after Mayor Scott applauded his administration for keeping costs down. Two weeks after the mayor and city comptroller lauded the Department of General Services for keeping City Hall’s stone wall repairs “below budget,” the same agency is reporting a new set of problems that’s likely to bring prices right back up again.
CCCT with Bryan Walker, Director of Facility Services for Persona-Triangle
CCCT sat down with Bryan Walker, Director of Facility Services for Persona-Triangle. Founded in 1931, helping their clients build brand image and communicate brand values is in their blood. Beginning with local signage projects in our Baltimore, Maryland home town, their steady growth has placed them in the forefront of the industry, supporting national roll-outs and international branding projects of every description.
35 displaced after fire at women's shelter
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. — Beds are covered and plastic and belongings left behind after an emergency exit at Interfaith Works' women's homeless shelter. “Mid-day, Fourth of July, one of our staff members noticed there was a fire," said Courtney Hall, CEO of Interfaith Works. "Apparently there was an electrical issue with one of the exhaust fans. Caught fire, spread in the wall and damaged the kitchen area, the shower area, one of our medical suites as well. The damage is pretty extensive."
Baltimore police educate 879 drivers at DUI checkpoint on Harford Road
Baltimore (WBFF) — According to officials, officers from the Baltimore Police Department carried out a DUI Checkpoint on July 6 in the 2500 block of Harford Road, with the aim of educating drivers on the dangers of impaired driving. Throughout the duration of the checkpoint, police say officers spoke...
Camp serves special mission to support youths with cancer
Summer camp is a staple for many youths after school lets out for the summer, and there's one that works to provide the classic camp experience for those who face additional struggles. Horizon Day Camp in Baltimore, Maryland, has all the classics, from sports to arts and crafts to water...
MCFRS Respond to House Fire Sunday Afternoon
Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Services (MCFRS) responded to the report of a house fire in the 12500blk of Grand Elm St. in Clarksburg on Sunday, July 7, 2024. We will provide an update if additional information becomes available.
Meet a raven up close at the Irvine Nature Center
Brooks Paternotte, the Executive Director of the Irvine Nature Center, introduces the newest raven in Baltimore who will be here for the long haul. Plus, learn more about the center's other animal ambassadors and explore their eight miles of trail.
BARCS reopens with free adoptions after emergency closure and community support
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — BARCS Animal Shelter is open today and running business as usual after having to shut down and request emergency fosters due to a broken air conditioning unit at the facility. The shelter shared an update that the air conditioning is working again in the animal rooms...
SUV Crashes Into Police Cruiser Sunday Morning
Montgomery County Police Department (MCPD) officers were on scene of a collision at Columbia Pike (Rt. 29) and Musgrove Rd in Fairland on Sunday morning when an SUV crashed into a cruiser. The driver of the SUV did not see the officers and rear ended the cruiser, causing it to...
Former Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby Permitted to Retain Law License During Appeal Process
The legal saga of former Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby took a turn as Maryland's highest court ruled that her law license will not be suspended while her convictions are being appealed. Despite having been convicted of perjury and mortgage fraud, Mosby won't have to give up her license to practice law. This decision was met with dissent from some justices, expressing their concern for the public's perception of the justice system, as reported by The Daily Item.
11 TV Hill: Coppin leads charge to redevelop West North Avenue
Morgan State University shared plans a few weeks ago to expand its student housing with the Enola Development, which will be crucial to the institution's future. But Morgan isn't the only Maryland HBCU investing in its community -- and for its community. Coppin State University is also leading the charge to redevelop West North Avenue. Anthony Jenkins, the university's president, and Chad Williams, the executive director of the West North Avenue Development Authority, shared the goals of the project with 11 TV Hill.
11 TV Hill: GBC on boosting Baltimore's economy
Outside of Baltimore City Hall, the Greater Baltimore Committee is focused on the city's economic development. GBC's president and CEO, Mark Anthony Thomas, tells 11 TV Hill what his organization is doing to support that effort.
BARCS air conditioning unit restored in animal rooms, following three-day hiatus
The Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter (BARCS) announced Saturday night that air conditioning in their building has been partially restored. “On July Fourth, this area lost electricity and unfortunately that affected our building and our air conditioning units here at the shelter,” said BARCS Executive Director Jen Brause. “So, the animal rooms (did) not have air condition from the building unit itself.”
Teen arrested with loaded handgun during burglary investigation on South High Street
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A teen was arrested with a loaded handgun during a burglary investigation on South High Street early Sunday morning. According to police, at approximately 3 a.m., Citywide Enforcement Team officers were conducting an investigation in the unit block of South High Street, regarding a recent commercial burglary.
11 TV Hill: Shifting image of Baltimore amid crime reduction
Baltimore is making historic gains when it comes to reducing violent crime. The first six months of 2024 have already ended with 92 fewer shooting victims and 50 fewer homicides compared to last year. A little more than a month ago, the White House praised Baltimore's efforts on this front as new data emerges from the Baltimore Police Department. Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley shares with 11 TV Hill how the city's crimefighting efforts have evolved and how the cases are being solved.
Fatal house fire in Gwynn Oak claims life of 58-year-old man
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A 58-year-old man died Wednesday night in a one-alarm Gwynn Oak house fire according to Baltimore County Fire Department. According to fire officials, the victim is Michael James Smith of the 1500 block of Langford Road, Gwynn Oak. Fire crews responded to the 1500 block of...
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