
A former principal of the now-defunct Baltimore Community High School will serve three months in jail and must repay exactly $58,689.34 for using public funds to gamble and buy dozens of Apple devices and other electronics as gifts for others.
A former principal of the now-defunct Baltimore Community High School will serve three months in jail and must repay exactly $58,689.34 for using public funds to gamble and buy dozens of Apple devices and other electronics as gifts for others.
UPDATE (Tuesday, Jan. 23): Baltimore County police say they have tracked down the rightful owner of a hand-sewn quilt stolen in a string of package thefts.
Thieves steal from program serving underprivileged kids in east Baltimore — WBAL-TV
Baltimore Actress Is Part of Stellar Cast in Lena Waithe’s New Showtime Series — The Afro
Water bill woes dampen holiday spirits — WYPR
Look out for posters for new Baltimore Bike Share stations — ABC2
New Mount Vernon cafe is an aspiring teen chef’s Christmas present — BBJ
University of Baltimore graduates turn their backs to commencement speaker Betsy DeVos — Baltimore Beat
US Rep. Elijah Cummings To Address UMD 2017 Winter Graduates — CBS Baltimore
Judge overturns convictions of men involved in 2010 drug case — WBAL-TV
Towson Row project secures $43M in subsidies — BBJ
Package theft gives rise to delivery alternatives — Baltimore Sun
The holiday spirit is not alive and well in three men who were captured on surveillance footage abducting an inflatable Santa off of somebody’s front porch in Ocean City.
Two longtime Patterson Park dwellers still have their wheels, but they’re missing some doors.
A McDonald’s in Howard County was hit by a thirsty klutz of a burglar last week.
A group repping Baltimore’s cyclists is petitioning the city for better security along the Jones Falls Trail following a bump in assaults on cyclists traveling a stretch of the path between Station North and Hampden.
Activist and community grillmaster Duane “Shorty” Davis got his grill back.