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Former Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby appeals mortgage fraud, perjury convictions
BALTIMORE -- Calling the prosecution "ill-advised," former Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby is appealing her mortgage fraud and perjury convictions. In June, Mosby said she would be appealing the convictions, and on Monday she submitted a 69-page brief, formally putting the appeal into motion. Instead of prison time, Mosby was sentenced in May to three years of supervised release, 12 months of home confinement, and ordered to perform 100 hours of community service. Mosby also filed for an appeal to get a Florida condo back, which she had to forfeit along with 90% of the proceeds. She was first indicted in January 2022 and pushed for two separate trials. The first jury found her guilty of perjury for lying to make withdrawals from a retirement account. The second found she committed mortgage fraud for lying on documents about a $5,000 gift her then-husband, Baltimore City Council President Nick Mosby, gave her to close on a Florida vacation home.
Free adult dental care clinic will return to Wicomico Civic Center in September
SALISBURY, Md. – An event connecting Delmarva residents with free dental care is returning to the Wicomico Youth and Civic Center. The event kicks off September 13th and 14th. Eastern Shore Mission of Mercy (ESMoM) organizers say Salisbury will see new hope and brightened smiles. Service With a Smile.
Goldey-Beacom freshman has belongings stolen just days before freshman year
A Goldey-Beacom student who was a standout high jumper in high school is getting a major lift after having his belongings stolen just days before his freshman year. Ty'Shawn Ewings was staying at a hotel near the Pike Creek campus on Sunday night when someone allegedly broke into his car and stole all of his belongings.
Maryland DOT Helps Seal Regional Commuter Rail Deal
The Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) – a division of the Maryland Department of Transportation – and Virginia Railway Express (VRE) recently forged a new agreement that allows rail commuters with a weekly, monthly, or 10-trip tickets purchased on either the Maryland Area Rail Commuter (MARC) or VRE system to transfer at Union Station in Washington, D.C., to the other system (MARC-to-VRE or VRE-to-MARC) at no additional cost.
Detectives investigate shooting at Baltimore gas station
BALTIMORE, MD (WBFF) — We are hearing reports of a shooting last night in Northwest Baltimore. Our reporter on the scene said Baltimore Detectives gathered evidence of a shooting outside of the Carroll Motor Fuels gas station at 4101 Patterson Avenue on Tuesday night. Reportedly, crime lab technicians placed around two dozen evidence markers in the parking lot of the gas station.
Solar energy discussed at MACo Summer Conference
OCEAN CITY — Solar energy was one topic of discussion that captured the attention of multiple Mid-Shore counties at the Maryland Association of Counties Summer Conference. Caroline County Commission President Travis Breeding said solar energy came up a lot at the four-day conference, which went from Aug. 14 to Aug. 17 in Ocean City. Breeding said there are elected officials from different Maryland counties who feel that solar lobbyists are pushing the state to take away local authority when it comes to where solar energy...
State’s pharmacy programs overpaid some providers, missed rebates from others
The Department of Health's pharmacy services administrations had insufficient financial record-keeping, late rebate collections and a lack of oversight for millions in state funds, a recent audit says.
Child, 5, caused $25K shed fire in Elkton neighborhood
ELKTON — A blaze that destroyed a shed in an Elkton neighborhood and damaged neighboring buildings was started by a child playing with fire, according to the Maryland Office of the State Fire Marshal. The shed owner called 911 at 4:18 p.m. on Friday after discovering the burning outbuilding on a residential property in the 200 block of Hollingsworth Manor, prompting area volunteer fire companies to respond, fire officials said. Singerly Volunteer Fire Company of Elkton served as the on-scene command unit, fire officials added. ...
Elkton man who hit officer's patrol car with SUV placed in drug court
ELKTON — A judge has ordered a man to successfully complete adult drug court after the defendant accepted a plea deal relating to a criminal case in which he intentionally drove his SUV into a patrol car in North East — pinning an officer between the ajar driver’s side door and the driver’s seat — and then triggered a police chase that ended in a single-vehicle crash, according to Cecil County Circuit Court records. Cecil County Circuit Court Judge Cameron A. Brown deferred sentencing Thursday...
Police release name of victim in fatal crash near Elkton
ELKTON — Maryland State Police officials have released the name of the man who was killed in a head-on collision near Elkton on Thursday, identifying him as Merle Black, 64, of Newark, Del. MSP officials released the victim’s name to the Cecil Whig on Saturday, along with the name of 24-year-old David Gascoine, who reportedly was seriously injured in the collision that occurred at approximately 2:30 p.m. Thursday on Route 279, a short distance north of YMCA Boulevard and short distance south of the Blue...
One of Delaware's favorite bands, Amish Outlaws to play The Queen
The Amish Outlaws have been making themselves at home in Delaware lately. And they aren't done yet, folks. The Queen in Wilmington announced Tuesday that the band will perform...
Maryland public school with 100% student poverty named national 'Model School'
Hagerstown, Md. (WBFF) — A Maryland public school where 100 percent of the students live in poverty is now receiving national recognition. Project Baltimore, for years, has been documenting the success of Salem Avenue Elementary. Can other Maryland schools do the same?. Principal Thomas Garner, this week, started his...
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