Baltimore courthouse closed as police respond to ‘serious’ shooting; union says retired officer involved
Large amounts of Baltimore Police officers are responding to Eastside District Court after a “serious shooting” in the courthouse on Friday morning that appeared to involve a retired police officer. Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley was seen walking into the district courthouse,
A Man Shot Himself in the Head Inside a Baltimore Courthouse, Police Say
Baltimore's police commissioner says a man who appeared to be suffering from a “behavioral crisis” walked into the entrance of a Baltimore courthouse and shot himself in the head after authorities tri
Baltimore child dies after self-inflicted, accidental shooting led to charges for grandmother, police say
A 10-year-old died Tuesday after suffering from a self-inflicted, accidental gunshot wound on Saturday, Jan. 25, leading to the arrest of her grandmother, according to Baltimore police.
Baltimore Ravens’ Justin Tucker denies accusations of sexual misconduct, as NFL says league ‘will look into the matter’
Baltimore Ravens' Justin Tucker denies allegations of misconduct by massage therapists
Six women told The Baltimore Banner that Tucker engaged in inappropriate behavior during massages. Some of allegations said Tucker exposed his genitals.
Ravens kicker Justin Tucker accused of inappropriate behavior by massage therapists
The Baltimore Banner detailed the accusations in a lengthy report Thursday. The news website said it spoke to six massage therapists who recounted firsthand experiences with Tucker from 2012 to 2016.
Retired officer involved in Baltimore courthouse shooting; investigation underway
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A shooting at the District Court of Baltimore prompted a police investigation and closure Friday morning. The details of the shooting are unclear, but officials have called it "serious" and officers on scene are not letting anyone enter or exit the courthouse at 1400 E. North Avenue in Baltimore.
Baltimore-to-Washington maglev train project still in motion
The companies behind the maglev settled a lawsuit in late 2023 over land rights for the project in Westport. Here's the latest on the high-speed train.
Trial begins for man accused of neo-Nazi plot to shoot up Baltimore power grid
Prosecutors say Brandon Russell was the leader of a neo-Nazi group who orchestrated a plot to knock out power to the city of Baltimore to sow social chaos.
Did Derrick Henry run his way to a contract extension in Baltimore?
From 2019 through 2022, Henry ran for 6,590 yards and 59 touchdowns on 1,370 carries in 55 regular-season and five playoff games for the Tennessee Titans. He averaged 109.8 rushing yards per game and 4.81 yards per carry across those four seasons.
District Court of Baltimore closed after shooting
The District Court of Baltimore is closed after a shooting, and police are on scene.The details of the shooting are unclear, but officials have called it "serio
American Airlines crash live coverage: Army Corps of Engineers’ Baltimore District supporting response, recovery
An American Airlines jet with 64 people aboard collided Wednesday with an Army helicopter carrying three while the plane was landing at Ronald Reagan National Airport near Washington. No survivors
Maryland lawmakers renew push to bring back cocktails to-go in Baltimore County
Maryland lawmakers are proposing a new bill, HB 0770, that may make it easier for adults to order cocktails to-go from their favorite restaurant. "I think it's time to open Baltimore County up to allow this really reasonable practice," said Kathy Szeliga, Baltimore County District 7A Delegate.
Bailiff shoots man who pulled gun at Baltimore courthouse, fired at self
A bailiff shot a man who entered Eastside District Court and pointed a gun at his head Friday morning before firing at himself, according to Baltimore Police. Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley said that the 35-year-old was in critical condition after he shot himself and the bailiff,