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Baltimore will give 81 local artists $4,000 each as a part of the 2025 American Rescue Plan Act Artist Grant, the mayor’s ...
Community leaders and local organizations are helping city agencies after more than 27 people overdosed in West Baltimore on ...
BALTIMORE - The first face-to-face engagement meeting with Baltimore's Acting Police Commissioner Richard Worley brought out community members from every corner of the city Monday evening. A total ...
Baltimore Community Engagement Efforts Slowed By Crime Spike Accusations against police of a slowdown has heightened longstanding mistrust of police. While steps are being taken to rebuild that ...
With warmer weather and spring break on the horizon, Baltimore will again deploy non-law enforcement “youth engagement teams” to areas that often draw young people.
On Aug. 8 at 10:00 a.m., Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott and Acting Police Commissioner Richard Worley kicked off a series of community engagement meetings that will give Baltimoreans a chance to ...
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WBAL-TV on MSNBaltimore police gun training certification halted amid impasse over Gunpowder Military ReservationThere is a major delay in getting Baltimore police cadets certified in firearms and use-of-force training, 11 News ...
The next community meeting will be held on Aug. 24 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the National Federation of the Blind located at 200 E. Wells Street, Baltimore, MD 21230. Read what we will cover next!
Multiple people have taken credit for the historic drop that mirrors a national decrease in violent crimes. Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott says it’s due to a community-based approach to gun violence.
Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake announced her plans to focus on reducing violent crime among black men and fighting to support small businesses in her State of the City address.
Update (Aug. 29, 9:07 p.m.): According to the Baltimore police the last community engagement meeting was a success. Community members showed out for the Anti-Theft Wheel Lock Giveaway held by ...
Andre Street, a retired Baltimore Police detective sergeant, remembers an incident several decades ago, wrestling two men who had stolen a car. “We were really battling. And my hat went one way ...
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