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Maryland Attorney General: Former dentist to spend 18 months in prison after violating probation terms
MARYLAND (DC News Now) — A former Potomac dentist will spend 18 months in jail after violating probation terms. Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown’s office said Friday that 57-year-old Seyed Hamid Tofigh pleaded guilty to defrauding a state health plan and practicing dentistry without a license on Feb. 6. Brown said that Tofigh was charged […]
Moore says he made an 'honest mistake' failing to correct application claiming Bronze Star
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Maryland Gov. Wes Moore said Thursday he made “an honest mistake” in failing to correct a White House fellowship application 18 years ago when he wrote he had received a Bronze Star for his military service in Afghanistan though he never ended up receiving it, after the New York Times obtained a copy of the application and reported on it. The newspaper, which obtained the document as part of a Freedom of Information Act request, reported that Moore made the claim on the application in 2006 when he was 27. In a statement, the...
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...
Ravens HC John Harbaugh conveys Tylan Wallace's potential roles this season
When you’re near the bottom of the depth chart, your best opportunities for consistent playing time often come in the game’s third phase. Tylan Wallace has made the Baltimore Ravens roster as the fifth or sixth wide receiver. Barring a rash of injuries, he won’t be a massive part of what the Ravens do on offense this season.
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's Mergenthaler Vocational Technical High School Confiscates Handgun from Student at Entry Point
In a recent security check at Mergenthaler Vocational Technical High School, a handgun was confiscated from a student, as reported by Baltimore City Public Schools. According to WBAL-TV, the incident which took place on Friday, was contained swiftly with the weapon being retrieved at the student entry point before it entered classroom settings.
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.
Women’s pro soccer team signs Perry Hall High School, Towson University grad
PERRY HALL, MD—A professional women’s soccer team has signed a Perry Hall Native. The United Soccer League’s DC Power FC added Towson University standout Phoebe Canoles, 22, to its attacking ranks ahead of the 2024/2025 season. A native of Perry Hall, Canoles is a three-time All-Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) selection who played five seasons at Towson University, amassing 21 goals and 24 assists in 71 appearances.
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.
“He’s been a blessing to our program,” Morgan football player with partial hearing loss shines in the face of adversity
Imagine stepping onto the football field, the intense roars of the crowd echoing in your ears and the electrifying anticipation of the game’s kickoff in the air. Now, imagine facing it all while having partial hearing loss. For Shane Messenger, a freshman student-athlete at Morgan State University, this is not a scenario to merely ponder—it’s his reality.
Suspect Found Deceased Following Laurel Domestic Shooting Incident, Police Investigation Continues
A tragic conclusion came to pass in the case of a domestic shooting in Laurel, Maryland, as the suspect, Dario Villard, has been confirmed dead from what appears to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to officials. The Laurel Police Department reported that Villard, 53, was implicated in a violent domestic dispute that saw a female victim sustaining multiple gunshot wounds on the night of Wednesday, August 28, at approximately 10:11 P.M. on Westmeath Drive.
Former Baltimore Finance Employee Pleads Guilty to Wire Fraud and Bribery, Admits to Pandemic Relief Fraud
Joseph Gillespie, 35, a former employee of the Baltimore City Department of Finance, has pleaded guilty to charges of wire fraud conspiracy and a longstanding bribery scheme with ramifications for both individual property owners in Baltimore and the United States Small Business Administration (SBA). Gillespie, involved in a scheme that impacted financial institutions and pocketed fraudulent loans meant to aid small businesses during the pandemic, was part of an investigation led by a U.S. Department of Justice Strike Force. This group targets multi-state pandemic relief fraud and has been dedicated to uncovering abuses of the CARES Act, intended to provide economic support in the face of COVID-19's economic upheaval, according to a statement obtained by the U.S. Attorney’s Office of the District of Maryland.
Maryland announces $10.6 million in park improvement, land conservation grants
BALTIMORE, MD—The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has announced grants totaling $10.6 million that will be used by local governments and land trusts to improve parks, create new green spaces, and enhance existing protected areas.
The Orioles have a new top prospect after Jackson Holliday's graduation
Earlier this week, Orioles phenom prospect Jackson Holliday surpassed the 130 at-bat threshold that will officially exhaust his rookie eligibility at the end of the year. While he's had some incredible moments already, his first extended stint in the big leagues hasn't exactly gone as planned. Despite his overall performance,...
August 31 NOAA Severe Risk Back West Then Additional Thunderstorms Overnight And Clearing Labor Day
The cloudy and damp start should give way to more summer-like heat and humidity this afternoon. How warm it gets will depend on how much sun breaks out. The other issue will be any thunderstorms. At this time, the cold front appears to be moving slower. That is why the...
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