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Men’s Soccer Tamed by Tigers
ARLINGTON – Marymount men’s soccer fell to another tough opponent on Sunday afternoon after Hampden-Sydney scored the game’s final three goals in a 3-1 victory at Long Bridge Park. HOW IT HAPPENED Jefferson Lopez Coreas scored his first career goal as a Saint in the 10th minute after ripping a shot past the keeper. In the 27th minute, Hampden-Sydney’s pressing forwards intercepted an outlet pass and fired a shot into an empty net for the equalizer. The Tigers added a tally in the 36th minute to take the lead for good. In the second half, MU placed three shots on…
Dog reunited with owner after being stolen in armed robbery in PG County
PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, Md. (DC News Now) — A dog has been reunited with its owner after being stolen in an armed robbery in Hyattsville on Saturday morning, according to the Prince George’s County Police Department (PGPD). According to PGPD, officers responded to an armed robbery in the 4800 block of Avondale Overlook Drive shortly […]
Labor Day hotel strikes reflect the frustrations of a workforce largely made up of women of color
More than 10,000 workers at 25 hotels across the U.S. were on strike Monday after choosing Labor Day weekend to amplify their demands for higher pay, fairer workloads and the reversal of COVID-era cuts. The UNITE HERE union, which represents the striking housekeepers and other hospitality workers, said 200 workers at the Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor were the latest to walk off the job. Nearly half of the striking workers – or 5,000 – are in Honolulu. That includes Briana Canencia, a food server for over a decade at a Marriott property who said she was on the picket line fighting for not only higher wages, but also respect amid reduced hours and increased workloads. Canencia, who is Native Hawaiian, said she works a second job in order to provide for her two kids, and yet they live paycheck-to-paycheck. She said she worries that her family will soon be “ priced out of paradise.”
Georgetown Prep School Guard Patrick McDonough Commits to Army West Point Men’s Basketball
Class of 2025 Georgetown Prep School (Md.) guard Patrick McDonough has committed to Division I Army West Point Men’s basketball program, he recently wrote on X. The 6-foot-1, 180-pound Baltimore, Maryland, native is a terrific, dead-on outside shooter who is shifty and explosive off the dribble and crafty around the hoop. In nutshell, he finds multiple ways to score.
Man Arrested In Purported Attempted Plane Theft At Martin State Airport In Baltimore: State PD
Maryland State Police troopers received a report at approximately 5:10 p.m. at the airport in Middle River on Friday afternoon, when Joseph Goldman, 43, drove past security and onto airport grounds in an attempt to take the plane. A police spokesperson said that Goldman got out of his vehicle and...
Family of DPW worker who died on job in August demands answers from city officials
BALTIMORE -- The family of Ronald Silver II, the Baltimore Department of Public Works sanitation worker who overheated and died on the job on August 2, is demanding answers from the city.On Monday, his family spoke outside of Baltimore City Hall, saying they still don't know what happened on Aug. 2, and how Silver became so ill he collapsed on the job."This has been a horrific last 30 days for our family," said Faith Johnson, Silver's mother. "He was so beloved and he deserved more than to die alone. (His death) something that could've been prevented."His family is asking the...
Recent timeline of events in Adnan Syed's case
(WBFF) — Adnan Syed is back in the news, as the man formerly accused of murdering Hae Min Lee in 1999 is once again entangled in Maryland's legal system. Syed was initially found guilty of first-degree murder, robbery, kidnapping, and false imprisonment and sentenced to life in prison plus 30 years in 2000 - in his second trial, after the first ended in a mistrial.
Man arrested for stealing car in Dunbar-Broadway on Monday
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A man was arrested for stealing a car in Dunbar-Broadway on Monday, according to Baltimore Police. Around 11:20 a.m. detectives were conducting stolen/carjacking auto enforcement in the 1500 block of Mcelderry St. Detectives discovered a stolen 2023 Jeep Wrangler being driven down the block, police said.
WATCH: Morgan State offense dominant in rivalry win vs Hampton
Hear from Morgan State HC Damon Wilson on how his offense took center stage in a longtime HBCU football fued. The post WATCH: Morgan State offense dominant in rivalry win vs Hampton appeared first on HBCU Gameday.
Theatre News: Strand Theatre Company Announces Alma Davenport as the New Artistic Director
We are delighted to announce that Alma Davenport has been appointed as our new Artistic Director. Alma brings a wealth of experience and a deep commitment to women-centric theater and diverse voices. Alma, based in Baltimore, is an award-winning playwright, director, and producer whose accolades include the Lorraine Hansberry Playwriting...
Baltimore Police Arrest Suspect After Attempted Armed Robbery on Liberty Heights Avenue
In a report shared by the Baltimore Police on their official website, a 32-year-old male has been arrested following an attempted armed robbery in Baltimore's Western District. The incident, taking place shortly after 6 p.m. on September 1st, occurred at a business situated in the 2400 block of Liberty Heights Avenue. Baltimore Police divulged that officers were summoned in response to the emergency call alleging the armed confrontation.
Back to School HQ: Establishing a Healthy Skin Care Routine
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Kids and skincare is one of the latest trends taking social media platforms by storm, and parents are footing the bill for products that, in some cases, are too mature for their skin. On a Monday edition of Fox45 Morning News, Taylor Stewart spoke to Dr....
Artist uses social media to teach people about Baltimore's 'ghost signs'
What's left of an old sign can act as a time capsule, says Baltimore artist Greg Gannon. "Everything used to be stark black and white and red, bright red, and occasionally, yellow," Gannon told 11 News. "Now, they just have faded to a point where they are not bold like they used to be.
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