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Today, TIME’S UP announced that Lisa Borders will be the organization’s first-ever President and CEO. Borders, formerly President of the WNBA, will begin in the position at TIME’S UP on November 1, 2018. Please see below for a press release with more background on TIME’S UP, as well as quotes from Borders and additional […]
Gun-control advocates in Maryland said Monday a new law will save lives by enabling courts to temporarily restrict firearms access for people found to be a risk to themselves or others. New gun-control laws are taking effect in Maryland, and some state lawmakers already are talking about strengthening them in the next legislative session after […]
Baltimore City is now known to be the most charitable in U.S. Baltimore City was ranked eighth among places where Americans give the most to charity, reported the financial website SmartAsset. Sign Up For Our Newsletter! For The Latest News: Latest News: Source: Fox Baltimore
Bill Cosby is headed to jail. The comedian was sentenced to at least 3 years in jail after being found guilty of drugging and sexually assaulting Andrea Constand in 2004. Cosby reportedly drugged her with three blue pills, leaving her unable to resist his sexual advances. Cosby then “penetrated her with his fingers.” Judge Steven […]
The homicide count in Baltimore for 2018 is 216, as of September 24, 2018, according to a police department spokesperson. In 2017, there were 342 homicides in Baltimore City for the entire year. Sign Up For Our Newsletter! For The Latest News: Latest News: Source: BaltimoreSun
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan and Ben Jealous faced off Monday in their only debate before the November general election. For Jealous, it was his best opportunity to dig out of what a poll released last week found was a 22-point hole against the Republican incumbent. During the one-hour debate, taped in the studios of Maryland […]
Authorities spoke to reporters Sept. 24 after an elderly man was rescued alive five days after a major fire broke out at the Arthur Capper Senior apartments in Southeast Washington.
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein will reportedly step down according to the news website Axios. “He’s expecting to be fired,” a source close to Rosenstein told Axios, the website reported Monday. He plans to step down. New York Times writers Adam Goldman and Michael S. Schmidt reported last week that Rosenstein talked last year about invoking […]