The Latest Breaking News from Baltimore

Legal spending from Mosby campaign accounts did not violate Maryland law, election board finds

BALTIMORE — The use of campaign funds for the legal defense of both Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby and City Council President Nick Mosby did not violate state election law, according to a decision from the Maryland State Board of Elections.

Tribune News Service · Mar 29, 2022

Ravens coach John Harbaugh signs contract extension through 2025 season

BALTIMORE — Ravens coach John Harbaugh has signed a three-year contract extension through the 2025 season, team owner Steve Bisciotti announced Tuesday.

Tribune News Service · Mar 29, 2022

Maryland moves to take charge of troubled Baltimore wastewater treatment plant amid worries of possible ‘catastrophic failures’

BALTIMORE — Maryland’s Secretary of the Environment Ben Grumbles has directed the state to take charge of operations at Baltimore City’s troubled Back River Wastewater Treatment plant in Dundalk — the largest such facility in the state.

Tribune News Service · Mar 28, 2022

Ravens players react to team’s reported interest in ILB Bobby Wagner

Ravens players reacted to the Baltimore Ravens' reported interest in inside linebacker Bobby Wagner

USA Today Sports Media Group · Mar 26, 2022

Ingenieros construyen robot para realizar cirugía sin médico

BALTIMORE. En un laboratorio de alta tecnología del campus de Homewood de la Universidad Johns Hopkins, en Baltimore, los ingenieros han estado construyendo un robot que puede ser capaz de coser los vasos rotos de tu vientre y, en algún momento, tal vez tu cerebro, sin necesidad de un médico.

Tribune News Service · Mar 26, 2022

Feds reveal they have recorded calls between Marilyn Mosby, company that manages Baltimore retirement accounts

BALTMORE — As lawyers for Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby doubled down on their allegations of vindictiveness from federal prosecutors, the feds revealed a new detail about their case: The government may have recordings of phone calls between Mosby and the company that manages the city’s retirement plan.

Tribune News Service · Mar 26, 2022

Judge declares Maryland’s new congressional map unconstitutional, seeks a do-over

BALTIMORE — A Maryland judge on Friday rejected a General Assembly-approved map of the state’s congressional districts that had been challenged by Republicans.

Tribune News Service · Mar 25, 2022

Maryland prepares for new era under Kevin Willard, greeted by pressure to live up to past triumphs

BALTIMORE — For one afternoon at the end of February, past met present, and all felt well in the realm of University of Maryland men’s basketball.

Tribune News Service · Mar 25, 2022

Dan Rodricks: In Baltimore, raising funds for her Ukrainian homeland’s fight against Russia

Born in 1903, Volodymyr Lopushanskiy was a writer, newspaper editor and military historian who grew up during Ukraine’s many struggles for independence, from the time of the last czar through two world wars and the repressive Soviet era. He told “stories of liberation” in books. He wrote plays. He ran…

Tribune News Service · Mar 25, 2022

Gov. Hogan to send dollars, state troopers to help Baltimore police target violent crime

BALTIMORE — The state of Maryland plans to send millions to beef up a Baltimore Police Department warrant task force, pay for additional federal prosecutors to focus on gun crime in the city and send state troopers to take over traffic patrols on Interstate 83, Gov. Larry Hogan announced on…

Tribune News Service · Mar 24, 2022