Tre Ward
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Baltimore, MD, United States
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Law bans the gay/trans panic defense in Maryland
A slew of laws is now in effect in October, including one that eliminates the gay/trans "panic" defense in murder cases. → Read More
Multiple people shot in east Baltimore Wednesday night
One woman is dead, five people were shot in east Baltimore Wednesday evening, police said. → Read More
Vaccination efforts at Fiesta Baltimore 2021
As music filled Patterson Park in a celebration of Latin-x culture, a life-saving effort played its part in the backdrop of Fiesta Baltimore 2021. → Read More
Baltimore County police charge man with child abuse, rape
Detectives charged a man with child abuse and rape after a child came forward alleging abuse, Baltimore County police said Saturday. → Read More
Protesters, leaders rally calling for Hogan to stop evictions in Maryland
Protesters and some lawmakers plan to sleep overnight on the steps of St. Anne's Parish, right across from the governor's mansion with a clear message to Hogan -- stop Marylanders from being evicted. → Read More
Police: Man shot, killed outside of home in Elkton
A man was shot and killed outside of his home in Elkton Wednesday night. → Read More
Kennedy Krieger Institute to address youth violence in conference
Experts at the Kennedy Krieger Institute said they will hold a two-day trauma conference to address the recent spike in youth violence. → Read More
Man dies after being struck on I-83 in Baltimore
WBAL-TV 11 News looked into the policies rideshare drivers must take to ensure everyone's safety. → Read More
Large fire damages house in Windsor Mill Thursday
Crews battle two-alarm house fire in Windsor Mill on Thursday afternoon. → Read More
Experts remain cautious amid predictions of decrease in hospitalizations
As the nation grapples with delta variant cases, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is predicting new hospitalizations will soon decrease over the next four weeks, but many health professionals aren't as optimistic. → Read More
Baltimore group organizes community walk in response to week of violence
Following a week of gun violence that saw multiple people shot in Baltimore city, including children, one group plans to take action. → Read More
'Woodlawn Jane Doe' identified through DNA evidence, police say
Baltimore County police have identified the teenager who was known as "Woodlawn Jane Doe." → Read More
Organizers plan event to connect residents to Middle Branch Park
Connecting people in Baltimore to activities that they might not know are available in their own community is the initiative behind an event at Middle Branch Park in south Baltimore. → Read More
Each step at M&T Bank Stadium honors 9/11 first responders
Those who gave the ultimate sacrifice to help save lives on Sept. 11, 2001, were remembered in Maryland. → Read More
Remembering 9/11 victims in Maryland
Those who gave the ultimate sacrifice to help save lives on that fateful day are also being remembered in Maryland. → Read More
Annapolis neighborhood rallies together after devastating tornado
While homes, trees and businesses are ripped apart in Annapolis, the storm is showing the resilience of neighbors as they band together to help one another pick up the pieces. → Read More
Students, parents across Maryland prepare for first day of school
Students and parents prepare for first day of school → Read More
Marylanders rally against pending unemployment claims
Unemployed Workers' Union protest pending unemployment claims → Read More
Lightning strikes top of laundromat in Manchester
A lightning strike sent bricks of a laundromat crashing down on Main Street in Manchester. → Read More
Baltimore business owner explains proof of COVID-19 vaccination policy
Jason Daniloski, the co-owner of Silver Queen Cafe, said he rather potentially lose his business than lose a life. → Read More