Crime prevention plan is helping to reduce violence in Baltimore City, Mayor Brandon Scott says
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott says the city's efforts to combat crime are working. The mayor sat down with WJZ on Tuesday to discuss the downward crime trends in the city. As of Tuesday, homicides are down 22% and non-fatal shootings have declined by 28% compared to this time in 2024, according to Baltimore City data.
Baltimore filed suit Thursday against DraftKings and FanDuel, accusing the leading sports betting sites of exploiting people ...
A 26-year-old woman allegedly captured on video shooting and killing​ another woman in Baltimore on March 18 was arrested ...
Nearly seven years since the Supreme Court opened the floodgates for state-by-state legalized sports wagering, it's still the ...
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott unveiled Wednesday his $4.6 billion budget plan to close the city’s $85 million deficit for the ...
Baltimore mayor Brandon Scott wants folks around town to grab those trash bags and join their neighbors for the city's big ...
Baltimore City is suing online sports betting giants DraftKings and FanDuel over "predatory" practices and for encouraging compulsive gambling behavior.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott’s proposed budget sends millions of taxpayer dollars to the Baltimore Children and Youth Fund, which in turn sends about half back to the city.
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