Tramon Lucas
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ATF investigation into fire that killed 3 firefighters is compete
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives completed its investigation into a fire that killed three Baltimore City firefighters in January. → Read More
Baltimore woman turns her business from daydream to reality
Mink Envy Lashes CEO/owner Ashlee Sarai started her Baltimore-based business as a side hustle which has now expanded to an empire. → Read More
Jayne Miller in her own words: Career, Baltimore, Future
Jayne Miller talks about her career, where she sees journalism going, Baltimore City and what's next as she begins a new chapter in life. → Read More
Man found with nearly $1M worth of cocaine in electric wheelchair
A New Jersey man was found with nearly $1 million worth of cocaine hidden in his electric wheelchair at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport. → Read More
Ukraine-Russia conflict reach extends to Maryland student athlete
The conflict in Ukraine and Russia is weighing heavily on the University of Maryland women's basketball team. → Read More
Scrap yard on fire in south Baltimore
Firefighters are working to extinguish a fire Wednesday afternoon at a recycling facility in south Baltimore. → Read More
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan tests positive for COVID-19
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced Monday he tested positive for COVID-19. → Read More
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott tests positive for COVID-19
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott tests positive for COVID-19, the city announced Monday. → Read More
Baltimore tattoo artist opens creative selfie museum with purpose
Creating your own magic, finding your purpose or just having fun overall is some of what you’ll experience when you enter Drake's Selfie Spot in Towson. → Read More
Baltimore mayor's race called for Democrat Brandon Scott
Baltimore City Council President Brandon Scott won the election Tuesday to become the city's 52nd mayor. → Read More
MSU, theatre world community mourns Shirley Basfield Dunlap
Dunlap, who left Morgan State in 1995 and returned in 2003, directed a number of productions across the country such as August Wilson's Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winning play "Fences," "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom," "Fortinbras," "The Medea Myth" and "Shirley Valentine." → Read More
Police need public's help locating missing teenage girl
Baltimore County police said they need the public's help locating a missing 15-year-old girl. → Read More
Taps For Veterans makes changes for honoring fallen service men, women
Each year, Taps Across America honors men and women who have died while serving in the United States military on Memorial Day, but this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, things will be a little different. → Read More
COVID-19 IN BALTIMORE: Young confirmed second case of coronavirus
Mayor Jack Young announced Monday that the Maryland Department of Health has identified the second positive case of novel coronavirus in Baltimore City. → Read More
Mayor Young: Second confirmed case of coronavirus in Baltimore
Mayor Jack Young announced Monday that the Maryland Department of Health has identified the second positive case of novel coronavirus in Baltimore City. → Read More
Baltimore records first confirmed case of coronavirus
Baltimore Mayor Jack Young announced Saturday the city's first confirmed case of coronavirus. → Read More
Residents in Harford County asked to shelter in place due to police activity
Police urged residents to shelter in place Tuesday night due to ongoing police activity in Street, Harford County. → Read More
Wish Baltimore Ravens well during playoff run
Want to wish the Baltimore Ravens well for the playoffs? Well the Ravens want to hear from you. → Read More
Fatal police-involved shooting under investigation on I-83
A Baltimore County police officer investigating a 911 call fatally shot a person on Interstate 83 Tuesday night. → Read More
14 people injured after MTA bus, 3 cars crash officials say
Baltimore County fire officials said 13 people are injured after a Maryland Transit Administration bus and three cars collided in Rosedale on Wednesday afternoon. → Read More