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Three charged in fight at York Township restaurant; one victim suffered cut: police
Three men have been charged in a fight at a York Township restaurant earlier this year, and one of the victims suffered a cut from a knife, according to York County Regional Police. Police responded in the early morning hours of June 1 to Heritage Hills in the 2700 block of Mount Rose...
Carroll Community College program connects former criminals to education, jobs
Carroll Community College will soon provide educational opportunities for adults and juveniles coming out of the criminal justice system. A new pilot program called the “Justice System to Careers Initiative” will soon offer career training to individuals before they re-enter society from the justice system as a preventative measure for adults and juveniles coming out of incarceration to avoid drug use or low-level crimes.
Dukes Down Morgan State in Tournament Finale
Baltimore, Md. – The Duquesne University volleyball team concluded the Towson-Morgan State Invitational on Saturday afternoon, capturing a 3-1 victory over co-host Morgan State inside Hill Field House. With the victory, the Dukes improve to 2-1 on the season. POINT OF EMPHASIS. It was a hot start for Duquesne...
VIDEO! History major presents research at Johns Hopkins
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa.-- At Westminster College, students are encouraged to attend and present at academic conferences where they can build their networking skills and meet with leaders in their fields, and sophomore Hayne Webster is grateful for the early exposure he was given last spring. Webster, an honors student and...
Gray Dominates, Men Finish Strong at Baltimore Metro Meet
The Lancaster Bible College Men's Cross Country team began their 2024 season at the Baltimore Metro Meet held by Goucher in Baltimore, Md. on Friday evening. This was a 5000-meter event with teams of all NCAA divisions including Coppin, Morgan State, Hood, Bowie State, and Gettysburg. The Chargers were led...
Morgan State grinds out road win at Hampton to open season
The Morgan State Bears secured a thrilling 30-28 victory over Hampton in their season opener Saturday night. The game’s opening moments were marked by Hampton’s bold strategy. Seeking to seize early momentum, they surprised the Bears with an attempt to recover an onside kick. The Bears, however, were prepared and successfully recovered the kick at midfield.
Baltimore lays out plan to distribute millions in settlement funding from opioid lawsuits
This article was republished with permission from WTOP’s news partners at Maryland Matters. Sign up for Maryland Matters’ free email subscription today. Baltimore officials this week laid out plans for how they intend to distribute the $252.5 million the city has received – so far – in settlements with pharmacies and drug companies over their role in the opioid crisis.
Family of missing Baltimore man holds vigil two years after disappearance
BALTIMORE -- Two years after his disappearance, the family of Darryl Wiggins II continues their search for answers. Wiggins, 33, vanished on Sept. 2, 2022, following a dispute with his landlord in Northeast Baltimore. His family held a vigil Saturday at Belmont Park in Parkville to mark the painful anniversary. Diana Baines, Wiggins' mother, expressed the family's ongoing anguish. "It's been really two long, hard years without him, without any word of what might have happened," Baines said. According to family members, Wiggins had planned to replace the locks on his apartment after winning a court case against his landlord....
Baltimore police investigate Cherry Hill Road shooting, 26-year-old wounded
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A 26-year-old man was hospitalized following a shooting in south Baltimore on Saturday afternoon. Police say on August 31 around 1:35 p.m., officers heard gunshots coming from the 600 block of Cherry Hill Road. A short time later, officers say they received a call for a...
Volleyball Takes Set from St. John’s to Close Red Storm Invitational
QUEENS, N.Y. – Coppin State's volleyball team took a set from St. John's, but fell to the hosts, 3-1 (25-21, 25-20, 22-25, 25-18) at their Red Storm Invitational on Saturday afternoon at Carnesecca Arena. The Eagles went 2-1 in the season opening tournament, coming in second place to St. John's who went 3-0. TaKenya Stafford notched her second double-double on the weekend, finishing with a team-high 13 kills on .171 swinging to go with 12 digs and two blocks.
Racing, Training Operations Cease at Pimlico
Operations have ceased at Pimlico Race Course as of Saturday, August 31, in order to allow the construction of the new Pimlico under the Maryland Thoroughbred Racetrack Operating Authority. Saturday, Maryland Jockey Club Acting president and General Manager Mike Rogers issued a statement marking the event. “On July 1, 2024,...
Baltimore man with multiple prior arrests detained after attempt to steal plane
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A pilot at Martin State Airport in Maryland got to the plane he was scheduled to fly only to find someone was already sitting in the captain's seat Friday afternoon. Pilot T.J. Turbin told WBFF TV the man told him he was there for a contract...
Baltimore City Public Schools CEO speaks on students with cellphones in classrooms
With the new school year underway in Baltimore, the debate on how to handle cell phones in the classroom continues. Baltimore City Public Schools CEO Sonja Santelises spoke with WBAL’s T.J. Smith on Friday. Santelises said cell phones should be strictly for educational use. “Our current cell phone policy...
Suspect Charged in Connection with Baltimore Armed Robbery, Joint Task Force Efforts Lead to Arrest
Authorities have arrested in connection to an armed robbery that occurred earlier this year in Baltimore. The Baltimore Police Department announced the apprehension of a 40-year-old male suspect linked to a robbery that took place on March 31. The incident happened around 5:40 a.m. in the 800 block of North Wolfe Street. According to a post by Baltimore Police, the apprehension was the result of a collaborative effort by members of the Warrant Apprehensive Task Force and Capital Area Regional Fugitive Task Force on Aug. 29.
Ravens GM explains difficult situation
The Baltimore Ravens will have a very young offensive line this season, and it sounds like the salary cap is to blame for that. During a recent press conference, Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta explained that as a result of the salary cap constraints, the team had to build an offensive line out of you and inexperienced players.
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