Thirteen years after he sold more than 100 White House/Black Market clothing stores to Chico’s for $90 million, Maryland-based retailer Richard Sarmiento is building another fashion chain, and Towson is one of the first locations.
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Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Winter Weather Advisory Continues; Orioles Raising Season Ticket Prices; and More
‘Serial’ Case: Adnan Syed hearing wraps — Baltimore Sun Maryland is still grappling with separate but equal in higher education — Washington Post Officer opposes delay in his Freddie Gray trial — CBS Baltimore Winter weather advisory through midnight — WBAL Orioles raising season ticket prices by 20 percent average in 2016 — BBJ Baltimore […]
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Monday Afternoon Headlines: Winter Storm Warning Issued with 4-8 Inches Forecast; Delmon Young Arrested; Delay Sought in Freddie Gray Case; and More
FBI agent says evidence manipulated in Baltimore ‘Serial’ hearing — Reuters Why I hope DeRay McKesson wins the Baltimore mayoralty — National Review Winter storm warning issued, with 4-8 inches of snow forecast — Baltimore Sun Former Oriole charged with battery, arrested while naked from waist down — CBS Baltimore Prosecution seeking halt in trials […]
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Monday Morning Headlines: DJ Reggie Reg Dies at 50; Victim’s Family Condemns Adnan Syed’s Push for New Trial; Sister of Fells Point Crash Suspect Speaks Out; and More
Baltimore’s Pitching Rotation Is a Problem – Splice Today Va. Tech murder plot suspect was no longer seeing mental health counselor – Washington Post DJ Reggie Reg, formerly of 92Q, dies – Baltimore Sun Sister of Fells Point crash suspect says he was trying to flee fight – Baltimore Sun Hae Min Lee’s family condemns […]
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MICA moves into another North Avenue building; Residents to meet about Pepsi plant; RoFo draws opposition at two locations; Cross Street Partners expands
The Maryland Institute College of Art, a serial resuscitator of old buildings, has just moved into another one.
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Dog Walk
While walking her dogs with her daughter, writer Lindsay Fleming feels compelled to reveal the scary recent murder in Roland Park. We left the house to walk the dog at about nine. The shadows were long, the trees and shrubbery heavy with summer growth, the waxing moon not yet high in the sky. Many of […]
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Adnan Syed’s Lawyer Says New Evidence Should Overturn Conviction
Nearly a year after the first episodes of the smash hit podcast Serial first aired, an attorney for the man at the center of the case says there’s new evidence to overturn Adnan Syed’s 2000 conviction.
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Friday Afternoon Headlines: Serial Rapist Arrested; Officers in Freddie Gray Case Say Nothing Wrong With No Seat Belts; and More
Police arrest serial rapist in Bolton Hill jogger attack, others — Baltimore Sun Officers in Freddie Gray case arguing nothing wrong with no seat belts — CBS Baltimore City schools chief human capital officer let go after payroll glitch — WBAL-TV Fells Point apartment project rejected by Planning Commission — BBJ Rethinking the library in […]
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Meet Your New Trash Cans, Baltimore
Last year, Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake announced a $9 million plan to provide Baltimore residents with new “smart” trash cans. Now we’re finally getting to see what those trash cans will look like — and is it weird to say that I’m excited?
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Friday Afternoon Headlines: Food Donations Needed; Ravens’ Black Friday Lists; and More
Z on TV: As Gray trial begins, media must step up — Baltimore Sun Md. State Fairgrounds to host festival of trees — CBS Baltimore Food donations needed after Thanksgiving rush — WBAL-TV Serial armed robber arrested — ABC2 Ravens’ Black Friday shopping list includes manicures — ESPN
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Adnan Syed’s Health “Severely Deteriorating,” Says Brother
Adnan Syed’s brother wrote on Facebook on Monday that the subject of the Serial podcast’s first season is being kept from seeing a doctor despite “severely deteriorating” health as he serves a life sentence for the 1999 Baltimore murder of his ex-girlfriend Hae Min Lee.
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Adnan Syed Petitions to Have Alibi Witness Testify in Serial Case
It’s been 15 years since Baltimore teenager Adnan Syed was convicted of murdering his high school girlfriend, Hae Min Lee. After the wildly popular podcast program Serial revived interest in the case, Syed and his legal team have been filing court challenges in hopes of winning another trial.
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Asia McClain Could Testify in ‘Serial’ Case
Asia McClain may be called to the stand in the case of the murder of Hae Min Lee, after all. On Monday, a state judge ruled that the case made famous by your favorite podcast is heading back to Baltimore City Circuit Court to consider Asia McClain’s alibi.
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Adnan Syed’s Team Adds Legal Clout in ‘Serial’ Case
One of OJ Simpson’s former lawyers is joining Adnan Syed’s defense team as the case made famous by Serial appears to be picking up momentum.
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Adnan Syed Gets Another Chance
A Baltimore judge agrees to re-open case.
