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Governor Larry Hogan is calling on state representatives to support his plan for the state to take over the Baltimore-Washington Parkway from the National Park Service. The roadway is managed by the National Park Service but Hogan argues that the agency, “Has increasingly demonstrated it is simply not up to the task of maintaining 295.” In a […]
There’s no plan to keep the Preakness Stakes race in Baltimore. That’s according to the Stronach Group, the owners of the Pimlico Race Course. On Thursday, Mayor Catherine Pugh told members of the Legislative Black Caucus her team successfully negotiated to keep the race at Pimlico. But the race course owner, says that’s not true. […]
Maryland lawmakers passed the ‘Fight for 15’ bill Wednesday. As long as it’s signed by Gov. Larry Hogan, Maryland’s minimum wage will be $15 by 2025. The bill passed 32-13. It also supports a gradual increase over the next few years to the new minimum wage. Source: CBS Baltimore Sign Up For Our Newsletter! For […]
This morning many News platforms were reporting on Councilman Trayon White being involved in a “Hit & Run” so we needed to get to the truth and see what really happened. Trayon called in and explained the situation and Angie shared with him that with all of the amazing work he is doing, there are […]
Chaz Faltz was found in the Inner Harbor last Friday and the Baltimore police department needs more answers. Chaz and I played Poker together every Tuesday at RA Restaurant and Lounge up until he went missing and that is how I got to know him. All of the people that knew him would tell you […]
Two board members of the University of Maryland Medical System have resigned, and four more are accepting a “voluntary leave of absence,” in light of a controversy with Baltimore City Mayor Catherine Pugh’s role on the UMMS board. Burch also noted in a statement that two other members – John W. Dillon and Robert L. […]
Baltimore County Police said an off-duty State Trooper was arrested in an alleged road rage incident. Baltimore County police responded just before 6:30 p.m. for a reported assault on Interstate 695 near the Liberty Road exit. Police found that a man and woman were traveling on the outer loop when the man changed lanes. At […]
HURLOCK, Md. (AP) — Maryland State Police say that what appeared to be a grenade left at a vacant home may have been a toy. Officers were called Friday about a possible grenade near the carport of a vacant home in Dorchester County. Troopers came to the Hurlock home after they were called by an […]
A new children’s museum centered on African history and culture is officially coming to Baltimore.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Maryland could become the first state to stop participating in the federal Title X program due to a Trump administration rule that would prohibit family planning clinics funded by the program from making abortion referrals, under a measure headed to the state’s House of Delegates. The House is scheduled to take […]
Local traffic reporter Dave Sandler, also known as “Detour Dave,” has died. According to WBAL-TV, the Sandler suffered from heart and lung problems. See Also: Johns Hopkins Football Coach Jim Margraff Dead at 58 Sandler started working at WBAL Radio and 98 Rock in 1986, where he delivered traffic updates to the Baltimore metro area for […]
The Fight for Fifteen has moved one step closer to passing the Maryland State Legislature and becoming law. On Wednesday, the State Senate approved a bill that would gradually increase the states minimum wage from $10.10 to $15.00 per hour. Then, the Senate voted 32-15 Thursday to raise Maryland’s minimum wage to $15 an hour […]
