In 2013, Baltimore officials paid $2.2 million to purchase a fleet of speed cameras from Brekford Corp., which was then the city’s traffic camera vendor.…
Posts published in “Day: April 6, 2018”
One morning last month, U.S. District Judge James K. Bredar met with officials from the Baltimore Police Department and the U.S. Department of Justice and…
Last year, a federal judge approved a consent decree between the city of Baltimore and the U.S. Department of Justice, mandating sweeping police reforms. Here’s…
The sweeping crime bill that Gov. Larry Hogan and some members of the Maryland General Assembly said would help combat violence in Baltimore was beginning…
An audit by independent consultants found Maryland’s experimental program to curb health care spending has saved money and improved the health of citizens, but another…
Weis Markets will open its planned Nottingham supermarket on Thursday, April 12, the Sunbury, Pa.,-based grocer said. The more than 67,000-square-foot store will open in…
A Baltimore circuit judge on Thursday overturned the conviction of Kendall English, whose case was among many that involved the now-tainted former members of the…
Tommy Meehan and his Perry Point Fire Department crew never hesitated early Easter Sunday morning — they knew a woman was trapped inside a burning…
No. 10 Hereford faces No. 9 Severna Park in boys lacrosse on Friday. Source: High School SPorts
Four Anne Arundel County delegates did not vote on a bill banning licensed medical professionals from practicing conversion therapy on children despite a personal speech…