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Former Ravens wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. shared an apparent farewell message Sunday to Baltimore, writing on Instagram that he did “everything I could with the opportunities I had.” Beckham, who was released last week in a team-friendly cost-cutting move, signed a $15 million deal with the Ravens last offseason, an important addition in the […]

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Two men, holding seemingly identical Glock handguns, stand side-by-side in front of a silhouette-shaped target at an indoor shooting range. They aim their guns and open fire. The man on the left squeezes the trigger 15 times, emptying his clip in a few seconds. The person on the right was able to empty one clip, […]

Mayor Brandon Scott signed a new bill on Wednesday that bans all tobacco and nicotine products in city stadiums. Although Orioles and Ravens games were already smoke-free, now all tobacco and nicotine products are banned inside the stadium gates. Mayor Scott says it’s a proactive measure to reduce exposure to tobacco products. “As a city, […]

You might want to slow down because Baltimore County is cracking down even more! The police department announced that there will be six new speed cameras activated next week in five school zones. Beginning Monday, March 18th for the first 30 days drivers will get warnings instead of citations for driving 12 miles per hour […]

  Trey Songz is back as a topic of discussion after a very playful yet sexual meet and greet. The Love Hard tour is currently on the road and during its Baltimore show Trigga gave fans some poses for photos that is absolutely memorable. Trey posed in one photo bending a fan over another straddling a […]

  A new proposed bill would allow for some  mothers to receive child support from the time they become pregnant! This is Kentucky Senate Bill 110, that would allow certain moms who seek child support to retroactively receive it for the 9 months they were pregnant. Kentucky State Senator Whitney Westerfield said, “I believe that […]

Mayor Brandon Scott and the Baltimore City Police Department announced a partnership with Lights On, to strengthen trust between police and the community. With this new initiative, when a BPD officer pulls you over for a mechanical violation, like a burned-out taillight, or broke turn signal you won’t get a ticket. This is a big […]

A Maryland dispensary is under fire after reportedly selling cannabis that was in a dumpster for two days. The Maryland Cannabis Administration’s consent order said that 224 grams of cannabis were thrown into a dumpster outside Curio’s Far & Dotter dispensary, where it sat for 41 hours and nine minutes. The Baltimore Banner reports, On […]

It looks like Columbia, MD is a pretty happy place! WalletHub has compared more than 180 of the largest U.S. cities across 29 key indicators of happiness. Some of the data collected ranges from the depression rate to the income growth rate to the average leisure time spent per day. Fremont, California, Overland Park, Kansas […]

After the widespread outage that affected thousands of AT&T customers, the company has now released compensation details. AT&T   will offer a $5 credit to customers affected by the cellular interruption. Per AT&T the $5 credit could take two bill cycles to take effect, and it added that the reduction won’t apply to prepaid, business and […]

  Just in time for Women’s History Month coming up in March, the women in Maryland are making big rankings! WalletHub has released the list for the best and worst states for women in 2024 and Maryland has ranked #6 on the list. In order to determine how women are faring and where they can […]

A network disruption caused over 70,000 AT&T outages reported just before 8 a.m. ET on Thursday. Although most outages were with AT&T there were some reports of issues with T-Mobile, Verizon, UScellular and more, with most issues reported in Houston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles and Atlanta. The outage that seemed as just maybe a network […]