Bouncer filmed choking man in Fed Hill turns self in to Baltimore Police
A bouncer in Baltimore’s Federal Hill, filmed assaulting a man in a viral video, has surrendered to police and faces […]
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LGBT center in Norfolk settles lawsuit for unknown amount
A Norfolk nonprofit for the LGBT community has settled a $1.1 million lawsuit with a former drug program partner for
Southland boys soccer rankings and player of the week
Mount Carmel makes the biggest move upward, while Lincoln-Way East joins the rankings. Top 10 With records through Tuesday and
Zeke Marshall, former standout St. Paul’s School basketball player, dies
Zeke Marshall, a standout basketball player for St. Paul’s School for Boys who later played for Cornell University, died Sunday
Baltimore filmmaker John Waters debuts audiobook collection
John Waters will narrate six of his screenplays as audiobooks, performing every character himself, including roles from Hairspray and Pink
Oak Park and River Forest High School equity director on leave
Oak Park and River Forest High School’s executive director of equity and student success, LaTonya Applewhite, is on paid leave
Lawsuit against Brown University sparks debate on campus police secrecy at private colleges
Education In a recently filed legal challenge, the American Civil Liberties Union of Rhode Island is hoping to make a
Watertown resident reports political flyer as threat
Local News The Watertown resident, who had a political sign in their yard, told police they found a handwritten page
How will Trump administration budget cuts affect overdose rates in Virginia?
RICHMOND — Virginia’s overdose rate has been on a decline, and now recovery advocates are worried the president’s proposed budget
Historic Downtown Long Grove set for annual October Days
Everything from wandering witches to costumed canines will be in view during October Days in Historic Downtown Long Grove at