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The current Baltimore City Police Commissioner Darryl De Sousa stated that it was “unfair” to have had the homicide unit investigate the November fatal shooting of Detective Sean Suiter, as his death is “too close to home.” City officials had previously said the outside panel would assess the case while the homicide unit continued as […]
Maryland Lt.Gov. Boyd Rutherford joins the Larry Young Morning Show to discuss the wrap up of the 2018 Maryland Legislative session in Annapolis Maryland. Listen below: Part 1
The Maryland House of Delegates has passed measures aimed at fighting crime.A bill that passed the state Senate unanimously and is expected to pass the House of Delegates will create a commission to review the actions of Baltimore’s disgraced Gun Trace Task Force and make recommendations for police reform.The Senate still needs to approve the […]
A pilot program allows entry without timed passes.
NFL quarterback Robert Griffin (RGIII) inks 1-year deal with the Baltimore Ravens.
More than 100 employers will participate to discuss job opportunities and give honest candidate evaluations. Attendees will be able to participate in workshops to help navigate the employment process. These workshops will cover a variety of topics including ex-offender re-entry, employing millennials and gaining federal employment. A list of participating employers and the job fair […]
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NBA Superstar James Harden is the frontrunner in the 2017-18 MVP race. His Houston Rockets are the number 1 seed in the Western Conference and many believe they have a real shot at dethroning the reigning NBA World Champions Golden State Warriors and compete in the NBA Finals. And this almost didn’t happen. At least […]
Join us as we Remember the 50th Anniversary of Dr.King’s assassination, Live from Memphis. Hosted by @RolandSMartin, beginning Monday at 1/12c. You can follow all of the events LIVE RIGHT HERE. #MLK50 #Represent @TVONETV
Washington, D.C. riots of 1968 were six days of riots that erupted in Washington, D.C., following the assassination of civil rights activist Martin Luther King Jr. on April 4, 1968.