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Person hit by stolen vehicle driving off after armed carjacking in Baltimore County
PIKESVILLE, Md. — An armed carjacking in Baltimore County left two people injured Wednesday night. Investigators said the car was stolen at gunpoint at the intersection of Brattle Road and Hawksbury Road in Pikesville around 10 p.m. One victim told police there were several suspects who approached them before...
Jeep Fest continues for day 3 of the event
OCEAN CITY, Md – Car fanatics continued to make their way to the Ocean City Convention Center for the annual Ocean City Jeep Fest. Eventgoers are enjoying the many festivities, like vendors, live music, and food, as well as customized jeep vehicles on display. Beach crawls and sand courses...
‘Keith Lee Effect’ brings business boom to DMV restaurants
WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — Some local businesses in the DMV are getting a big boost thanks to a TikTok star. Food reviewer Keith Lee is in town and he’s already posted videos from three restaurants in Virginia and D.C. One person hoping Lee would come to their restaurant is Lydia Tefera, whose mother owns […]
Hyde says Orioles’ Holliday remains confident; Mountcastle out with sore wrist; Akin returns
BALTIMORE—Jackson Holliday is batting eighth and playing second base for the Orioles in Friday night’s game against Houston. Holliday has played in every game since he was recalled from Triple-A Norfolk, and he’s hitless in his last 16 at-bats. Overall, Holliday, who was just 2-for-34 in his...
Baltimore father sentenced to 10 years for shooting death of 2-year-old
BALTIMORE- A Baltimore man was sentenced to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the death of his 2-year-old daughter.Christopher Gamble left an unsecured, illegal handgun in the presence of his two-year-old daughter who died from a fatal gunshot wound in December 2023."This is a devastating case that exemplifies the horrific consequences of unsafe gun storage and illegal gun possession. Today's plea and sentencing are a sobering reminder of the devastating consequences that illegal handguns have had on our great city," said State's Attorney Ivan J. Bates. On December 17, 2023, at 7:03 p.m., Gamble dropped 2-year-old, Charlee...
Asian American Center awarded $3.9M to expand apprenticeship programs
The Asian American Center of Frederick was one of several Maryland organizations to get money from the U.S. Department of Labor for new apprenticeship opportunities for underrepresented communities. AACF, a nonprofit community organization, was awarded nearly $4 million to establish more registered apprenticeships and pre-apprenticeship programs for immigrants, according to a news release from ...
Cell site analysis helps solve Baltimore homicide mystery
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Homicide detectives used cell site analysis to determine where 39-year-old Dennis Edmonds was killed during a drug robbery gone wrong, according to court records. Edmonds was found in the backseat of a Dodge Charger that was ditched along West Bay Avenue near the William J. Myers...
Peter Schmuck: Pondering the possibility of a playoff-free October for the Orioles
This is no time to panic, but only because it wouldn’t do any good at this troubling point in what was supposed to be a slam-dunk playoff season. The Orioles have all but run out of pitching and the pressure that has been placed on the young offensive lineup is palpable. Even Cy Young candidate Corbin Burnes suddenly looks as though he’s afraid to attack hitters mid-count and the club is making roster moves like it’s the last few days of spring training.
Loyola School of Ed Graduate recognized as Archdiocese of Baltimore Elementary School Teacher of the Year
Emma Ward, M.Ed., was recognized by the Department of Catholic Schools as the Archdiocese of Baltimore Elementary School Teacher of the Year yesterday at the 2024 Convocation of Catholic Schools at the Church of the Nativity in Timonium. Ward, a first-grade teacher at St. Joseph School Cockeysville, learned of the...
SUN: 10 guns and fiery retaliation: Oliver community hears from Baltimore officials
A man was killed and seven other people were injured Sunday evening in Oliver. Three nights later the motorcycle hangout at the center of the mass shooting caught fire. Thursday night, an ice cream truck chimed, basketballs echoed next to charred windows and residents gathered in a church to process a jarring week in the East Baltimore neighborhood.
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