Maryland Legal Aid is partnering with other organizations to provide free expungement clinics and other services in Baltimore this Saturday and on Nov. 13, helping people whose criminal cases meet requirements remove criminal charges or certain convictions from the public record. On Saturday, Maryland Legal Aid, the Alliance for Black Women Attorneys, the Baltimore metropolitan … [Read more...] about Maryland Legal Aid to provide free criminal record expungement, resume clinics
Baltimore County executive candidates talk transparency, oversight in first town hall
Six of the seven candidates for Baltimore County executive outlined their visions for a more transparent and accountable county government on Wednesday at the first candidate town hall ahead of the 2026 primary elections. Four Democrats — Baltimore County Council members Julian Jones, Izzy Patoka, and Pat Young, as well as attorney Nick Stewart — are vying for the county’s top … [Read more...] about Baltimore County executive candidates talk transparency, oversight in first town hall
Ravens injury report: Lamar Jackson, team healthy for primetime vs. Miami
For much of this season, Ravens injury updates have been met with straight-faced or tight-lipped replies by coach John Harbaugh. This week, he was happy to note all 53 players on the active roster participated in practice for the first time this season. He can sigh some relief knowing they’re all healthy for an important “Thursday Night Football” game in Miami. Quarterback … [Read more...] about Ravens injury report: Lamar Jackson, team healthy for primetime vs. Miami
Archdiocese encourages use of its free resources during government shutdown
The leader of the Archdiocese of Baltimore has alerted those affected by the ongoing government shutdown that America’s first and oldest diocese stands ready to help. Archbishop William E. Lori said Monday that the archdiocese — which claims half a million members in Baltimore City and nine counties in central and western Maryland — will continue to operate its many charitable … [Read more...] about Archdiocese encourages use of its free resources during government shutdown
Linthicum Heights man accused of producing, possessing child porn
A Linthicum Heights man was arrested Tuesday morning on child pornography production and possession charges. Philip Turner, 46, also faces four counts of sexually soliciting a minor. If convicted on all 12 charges, he could face up to 105 years in prison. According to a news release from the Maryland State Police issued Tuesday, Homeland Security Investigations Maryland began … [Read more...] about Linthicum Heights man accused of producing, possessing child porn