The DMV
Over the weekend we all saw the terrible shootings that occurred in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio. Angie wanted to bring this topic to our listeners to discuss where do we go from here? Unfortunately, America has had the most Mass Shootings in the world this year. SMH. We know the problem but where […]
Baltimore’s Ceasefire Weekend ended on a low note with the city logging its 200th homicide. Ceasefire Weekends, a segment of the citywide Safe Streets initiative, are held Friday, Saturday, and Sunday on the first weekend of the month in February, August, and November and Mother’s Day weekend and are typically accompanied with rallies and community […]
For the past 5 years John Wall, Washington Wizards Point Guard, has made extra efforts to put his impact on the DMV community. This year was no different. Students from Kindergarten to 12th Grade gathered at Dave & Busters for a fun time and lots of school supplies! Recap video was produced by BreAnna Holmes […]
The body of 4-year-old Malachi Lawson was found inside of a dumpster last night in northwest Baltimore. City Police say his mother confessed late Friday night that the child was not missing, but dead and then she provided a location of his remains. According to Fox 45, Malachi’s family reported he went missing Thursday afternoon […]
The Washington National Cathedral began to trend on social media when three faith leaders who serve at the Washington National Cathedral, Rev. Mariann Budde, Rev. Randolph Hollerinth and Rev. Kelly Douglas wrote an article addressing the American people, titled Have We No Decency? A Response to President Trump. This article is in response to recent […]
Four fans were kick out of Camden Yards during Thursday’s Orioles game for unveiling a banner supporting President Trump’s reelection. The banner which said, “Trump 2020” was unveiled for less 10 minutes in 8th inning before Baltimore Police and stadium officials had the fans take banner down and escorted out Oriole Park. Stadium policy is […]
Baltimore City Police are investigating after robbers broke into the home of Congressman Elijah Cummings. According to WJLA, authorities said the burglary was reported on Saturday, July 27, at 3:40 a.m. at the home located in the 2000 block of Madison Avenue. At this time, police don’t know if any property was taken. Hours after the […]
Baltimore City Council’s newest president Brandon Scott laid out his list of priorities Wednesday and said reducing crime is a top priority. Scott said all city agencies should be involved in the mission of lowering crime and serving those with violence-related trauma. “Violent crime is the biggest impediment to the quality of our life. People […]
President Donald Trump spent Wednesday night tweeting about Congressman Elijah Cummings once again. “The Radical Left Dems went after me for using the words “drug-infested” concerning Baltimore. Take a look at Elijah C.,” President Trump said. https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1156685887268380676 The Congressman has tweeted that he will continue to “serve as a check on the Executive Branch.” Trump’s […]
Angela Alsobrooks announced on Tuesday that Tiffany D. Green has been appointed the new Fire Chief of Prince George’s County Fire and EMS Department. Green has been acting as Chief Deputy for the department since November 2018. Green will replace Fire Chief Benjamin Barksdale who is retiring. Green will be the first black woman to […]
A 15-year-old boy has been charged in the brutal beating and robbery of a Baltimore Police Department civilian employee. Police say they arrested the boy at a convenience store in Columbia following an investigation and search for the suspects seen on video beating the BPD employee on Albermarle Street near East Lombard Street. Police are […]
Gov. Larry Hogan and Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr., responded to President Trump’s comments regarding Baltimore and U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings, joining other local leaders who have spoken out. Gov.Hogan pressed that many officials are working to fight violence with 500 additional police officers sent to Baltimore, around 2,000 arrests, stricter sentencing for repeat […]
