Baltimore|News|
Under Armour Suing Denver-Based Clothing Company For Trademark Infringement
The lawsuit filed by Under Armour accuses a company that produces a "Hotsuit" of using a logo similar to its trademarked "UA" symbol.
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Westminster, MD|News|
Maximum Sentence Issued In Black Rock Dog Abuse Case
A judge sentenced John J. Roberts to 33 years in prison, suspending all but 11 years.
Owings Mills-Reisterstown, MD|News|
Black Bear Spotted Swimming In Liberty Reservoir
A Liberty Reservoir fishing trip resulted in the sighting of a more than 250-pound bear, which officials say are not common in the area.
Towson, MD|News|
Woman Raped In Towson Apartment: Police
Police said a woman awoke to being sexually assaulted in her apartment, went the the hospital and called authorities.
Baltimore|News|
More Than 20 Shot In 4 Days In Baltimore; Murders, Shootings Rise From 2018
There have been 638 non-fatal shootings so far in 2019. Last year at this time, there were 524.
Baltimore|News|
Students IDed In Assault At Bluford Drew Jemison STEM Academy
A video, posted to Instagram on Wednesday, showed a student being violently punched in a bathroom a Baltimore school.
Towson, MD|News|
Baltimore County Police Mourns First African American Female Officer
The first African-American woman officer in the Baltimore County Police Department has died.
Baltimore|News|
NFL Bans Dropkick After Justin Tucker Uses It One Time
Ravens coach John Harbaugh said the league let him know that the Ravens will no longer be allowed to use the kick.
Baltimore|News|
Baltimore To Host Uci 1-Day Bike Race In 2020
The Maryland Cycling Classic announced that the Union Cycliste International ProSeries will be in Charm City on Sept. 6, 2020.
Baltimore|News|
FOP Critical Of Baltimore Crime Plan Amid Officer Shortage
The plan cites a 4700officer shortage with hundreds fewer officers patrolling the streets than the city had 15 years ago.
Lutherville-Timonium, MD|News|
Timonium ShopRite Recalls Beef
The market in Timonium announced metal fragments may be in its beef, so it has recalled the meat.
Baltimore|News|
$375M Preakness Deal Involves Rebuilding Racetrack, Adding Grocery Store And Hotel
"I believe this is a win-win for horse-racing, for the city, for the state, for the industry," Alan Rifkin of the Maryland Jockey Club said.
Baltimore|News|
Pimlico Owners, City Reach Deal To Keep The Preakness In Baltimore
Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young called the agreement about Pimlico Race Course an “historic moment” for the city.
Baltimore|News|
Mosby Asks For 790 'Tainted' Criminal Cases To Be Thrown Out
Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby has identified 790 criminal cases her office said are compromised.
Baltimore|News|
Cab Calloway Home In West Baltimore To Be Demolished, City Says
Despite efforts to preserve the home, the residence where the renowned jazz musician lived is slated for demolition.
Arbutus, MD|News|
Pedestrian Killed In Train Crash In Halethorpe
Someone was hit and killed on the railroad tracks near Hammonds Ferry Road.
Baltimore|News|
Royal Farms Arena Operator Merges With California Company
Baltimore City owns the arena, and the company that manages it, SMG, merged with another corporation.
Towson, MD|News|
Police Investigating Groping Incident At Towson University
A female student reported that an unknown man grabbed her breast as he walked past her in the student union Sunday night at Towson.
Baltimore|News|
Twitter Temporarily Suspended Baltimore Delegate Robbyn Lewis For ‘Excessive’ Use Of Hashtags
The Baltimore Democrat tweeted she was reinstated Friday following a ban by the social media site for her tweets on transit, climate change.
Baltimore|News|
Baltimore Health Department Launches Campaign To Eliminate Lead Poisoning In Children
Only half of 1 and 2-year-olds in Baltimore have been tested for lead poisoning, which is "not enough," the city's health commissioner said.
