Dave Detling
ABC2NEWS
Baltimore, MD, United States
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‘It’s disheartening': Baltimore neighborhoods seeing increased carjacking cases
Police continue to investigate several carjacking cases in Baltimore City. There have been 383 carjackings in Baltimore City this year. → Read More
'Explosion was so intense': Witnesses describe Fells Point parking garage blast
Gage Goettl was in his apartment Wednesday afternoon when he heard a loud boom, and felt the walls shaking. → Read More
‘Mother Nature needs to calm down': Extreme heat reason for alert in Baltimore
Baltimore City's Health Department has declared a Code Red Extreme Heat Alert until further notice. → Read More
‘Fatherhood changed him’: Family remembers 24-year-old killed in NE Baltimore
Makeon Hines was inside his truck last month when he was shot and killed in Northeast Baltimore. He was 24 years old. → Read More
'They are our neighbors': Religious leaders hold prayer circle for Inner Harbor shooting
At the Inner Harbor on Friday, religious groups sang, prayed and rallied together, in hopes that their message will be heard. → Read More
'Cleared and sanitized' City claims park where bodies were found was cleaned, people disagree.
Two bodies were found in this homeless camp at a Park Pavilion, their bodies decaying. People say the scene hasn’t been cleaned up. The city says it was sanitized. → Read More
‘This young man was loved’: Carrollton Ridge community shows support for another victim of gun violence
His name is Donald White. → Read More
‘The gas should be blue’: Fells Point businesses concerned about gas line issue
A gas line issue is creating a headache for businesses in Fells Point. → Read More
‘It could’ve been prevented': Vacant city-owned building in Harlem Park collapses
An emergency demolition was ordered by the city following the collapse of a vacant city-owned building Tuesday. → Read More
‘They keep putting tickets on it but don’t move it': Pigtown residents calling on DOT to tow abandoned truck
Call in a city tow truck. → Read More
'I'm totally fed up': Residents in Baltimore's Sandtown-Winchester community want city-owned lots mowed, maintained
Residents in Baltimore's Sandtown-Winchester community are at war with weeds. → Read More
'This is not a mandate': AACPS asking schools to mask up should outbreak occur
The COVID-19 positivity rate in Anne Arundel County is nearly double the state average. → Read More
'We all band together': Community rallies for LGBTQ+ after man seen burning Pride flags in Baltimore neighborhood
A Baltimore neighborhood is celebrating the LBGTQ community and denouncing a recent hate crime. → Read More
'Turn yourself in': Murder of pregnant woman, child's father leaves North Baltimore residents angry
A North Baltimore resident was inside her kitchen Thursday evening when they heard shots fired. → Read More
Community members come together for Baltimore anti-violence rally
Community members are tired of the violence in Baltimore. → Read More
'Secure it immediately': Baltimore vacant home remains unsecured 24+ hours after fire
More that 24 hours after a fire broke out at a vacant home at 325 Furrow Street, the property remains wide open. → Read More
Man seen torching two LGBTQ+ Pride flags, police now investigating
A man caught on camera burning flags outside people’s homes has caught the attention of Baltimore City Police. → Read More
'We feel betrayed': Warehouse opponents disappointed by Harford County Council's lack of response.
Concerned homeowners in Perryman were hoping for a win at tonight’s Harford County council meeting. → Read More
Harford County homeowners push to end development project
Concerned homeowners in Perryman are hoping for a win at tonight’s Harford County council meeting. → Read More
‘This is a once in a lifetime opportunity': City Council President Mosby initiates another hearing for Baltimore vacant home bills
Talks of home ownership at the cost of a dollar was back on the table during a hearing at City Hall Tuesday. → Read More