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Maryland's Legislative Black Caucus is setting ambitious goals for the 2024 session.  Justice reform is a major focus for the caucus.  Senator Jill Carter is introducing a bill to expand the expungement possibilities.

Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland lays out 2024 priorities

At a time when state lawmakers are talking about making juvenile criminals more accountable for their crimes, the Annapolis police chief is taking the community to task on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day for allowing some youths to go astray.  “He didn’t sacrifice his life so that Robinwood and Harbour House and Eastport Terrace and Bywater Mutual Homes and Clay Street and Obery Court can send our loved ones to the morgue,” said Chief Edward C. Jackson.  Fed up with armed robberies, carjackings, and shootings, the chief says his officers will enforce laws and arrest youths, but more is needed.  READ MORE: https://www.wmar2news.com/local/a-call-to-action-invoking-dr-kings-memory-to-tackle-juvenile-crime

Invoking Dr. King's memory to tackle juvenile crime

Baltimore City Police are investigating after a woman was found suffering from a gunshot wound on I-83 early Sunday morning.  Police arrived just before 1:00 a.m. at North Exit 3 and found the victim and a man, later identified as Christopher Lee, 27, who was conscious and uninjured.  READ MORE: https://www.wmar2news.com/local/woman-found-in-vehicle-with-fatal-gunshot-wound-on-i-83-north-sunday-morning

Man charged with murder of woman found with fatal gunshot wound on I-83 North

WMAR-2 News' Shawn Stepner catches up with Ravens linebacker Kyle Van Noy

WMAR-2 News Chris Swaim Friday night weather

The Baltimore chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, worked with the Franciscan Center to give back to the homeless on Saturday.

Sorority, Franciscan Center give food and supplies to the homeless

Father of murdered tech CEO wants to limit early release credits for violent sex offenders

Joel Edwards, 62, was "attacked by an unknown suspect" in Gwynn Oaks before he was forced into the car, police said.

Man missing after being attacked, forced into car in Lochearn, police say

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State lawmakers could give Baltimore leaders more authority on vacant homes