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Anthony Santander Sounds Off After Grand Slam vs. Astros
Down three runs to the Houston Astros in the bottom of the eighth inning, the Baltimore Orioles turned to Anthony Santander with the bases loaded. He delivered. Santander sent a 98 mph fastball from Bryan Abreu 403-feet to right field for his fourth-career grand slam. It’s the 38th home run...
Adam's Light candlelight vigil will honor drug overdose and fentanyl victims
Shelley Debelius lost her younger brother Adam to a fentanyl overdose in September of 2021. Now, with the nonprofit Adam's Light, she hopes to save lives and end the fentanyl crisis.
Acquitted: Two 19-Year-Olds Found Not Guilty of West Mulberry Street Murder
Thank you for reading Baltimore Witness. Help us continue our mission into 2024. A pair of defendants on trial for the murder of 38-year-old Clark Hohrein were found not guilty by a jury on Aug. 14. William Holloman and Darell Parker, both 19, were charged with two counts of first-degree...
Shootout Suspect Claiming Self-Defense Didn’t Have Gun, Attorney Claims
Thank you for reading Baltimore Witness. Help us continue our mission into 2024. The trial for the second combatant in a Booth Street shootout concluded Aug. 22 with defense counsel claiming self-defense, while also casting doubt that his client had a gun at all. Jason Johnson, 23, is charged with...
Fells Point attack raises concerns about the criminal justice system
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — The suspect in the deadly assault of an elderly man in Fells Point has a lengthy criminal record, stretching from Maryland to Florida; he’s the latest example of people cycling through the criminal justice system without clear changes in behavior. Timothy Clinedinst has been charged...
MONSE seeks proposals for anti-human trafficking efforts
The Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement (MONSE) is preparing to deploy funding to organizations striving to tackle sex and labor trafficking. The agency recently released a request for proposal (RFP) for Fiscal Year 2025 Anti-Human Trafficking Grants. Selected organizations will receive $50,000 or $25,000 grants to support...
Sports bar Mug Shots takes over No Way Rosé space in Federal Hill
A concept focused on Baltimore sports has moved into a vacant Federal Hill restaurant space. Mug Shots opened in June at 31 E. Cross St., taking over the former No Way Rosé space. The bar and restaurant received approval for a liquor license during a Baltimore City liquor board hearing Thursday.
Lawsuit: Maryland corrections agency failed to prevent fatal 2021 stabbing at Baltimore jail
State officials failed to prevent the 2021 fatal stabbing of a man awaiting trial in a Baltimore jail, according to a federal lawsuit his mother filed Thursday. Shane Burton, 33, was attacked Aug. 27, 2021 at the state-run Maryland Reception Diagnostic and Classification Center in Baltimore. Burton was held in pretrial detention on armed robbery, assault, drug and gun charges, according to a ...
Baltimore Police Seek Public Help to Identify Person of Interest in 2023 Non-Fatal Shooting on Liberty Heights Avenue
The Baltimore Police are calling on the public to aid in identifying an individual linked to a non-fatal shooting that took place nearly a year ago on September 2, 2023. The incident occurred in the 2800 block of Liberty Heights Avenue, and a flyer with the image of the person of interest has been circulated to gather more information, as detailed by the Baltimore Police Department.
Do you miss the WNST Text Service for breaking sports news? (We do, too!)
Bill Cole of Cole Roofing and Nestor discuss the WNST Service and the history of breaking sports news in Baltimore. And when and how it’ll be soon be returning and better than ever…. SUMMARY KEYWORDS. people, oyster, roofing, company, thought, tech, crab cake, luke, orioles, ravens, game, baseball team,...
Baltimore could recover economic losses from Key Bridge collapse in new ordinance
The Baltimore City’s Rules and Oversight Committee heard an argument for an ordinance Thursday that would allow the city to recover economic losses from those held responsible for the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in March. Legal council for the city, Daniel Schwartz, from DiCello Levitt, said the goal...
Investigators believed man posed ‘threat to society’ before Middle River double homicide, Oldtown killing
After identifying Bryan Cherry as a suspect in a late June stabbing, Baltimore Police wrote in charging papers that they believed the 36-year-old posed “a threat to society.” Two weeks passed before Cherry was found and arrested. In that time, investigators say he killed a grandmother and granddaughter in Middle River, and then a 38-year-old woman at her Oldtown residence. Cherry was arrested ...
CCBC awarded $150K for sign language interpreter training
BALTIMORE, MD—The Community College of Baltimore County has received a $150,000 Employment Advancement Right Now (EARN) grant to help prepare local interpreters for the new Maryland Sign Language Interpreters Act, which will go into effect in 2025. The law will require all interpreters in the state to be licensed...
Maryland native Matt Bowman looks to find a home in the O's struggling bullpen
Right-handed reliever Matt Bowman, if he gets into a game with the Orioles, would be pitching for his fourth MLB team this season. He got into five games in April with Minnesota, four with Arizona in May and one with Seattle in June. He has actually already pitched this year...
Baltimore Ravens Pulled Off HIGHWAY ROBBERY
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