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1 week ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Elizabeth Worthington
Share BALTIMORE — At Cathedral of Mary Our Queen in Baltimore, Archbishop William Lori said a Mass of Thanksgiving on Thursday evening in honor of Pope Leo XIV. The black bunting that had been hanging outside the church since the passing of Pope Francis was replaced with white and yellow papal bunting just hours after the new pope was announced. Archbishop Lori says this is a joyous day for the entire world, especially us here at home.
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1 week ago |
wmar2news.com | Elizabeth Worthington
BALTIMORE - At Cathedral of Mary Our Queen in Baltimore, Archbishop William Lori said a Mass of Thanksgiving on Thursday evening in honor of Pope Leo XIV. The black bunting that had been hanging outside the church since the passing of Pope Francis was replaced with white and yellow papal bunting just hours after the new pope was announced. Archbishop Lori says this is a joyous day for the entire world, especially us here at home.
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2 weeks ago |
wmar2news.com | Elizabeth Worthington
BALTIMORE, Md. - The speed limit sign says "photo enforced," but these cameras can only do so much. They can easily catch speeding drivers, but making them pay up is another story. "I think it was most surprising to me is just the amount of unpaid violations that we have and the lack of recovery the city really has - the ability for the city to recover those fines," Jed Weeks, executive director of the for the local bike safety advocacy organization, Bikemore, said.
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2 weeks ago |
wmar2news.com | Elizabeth Worthington
HARWOOD, Md. - It's a recording that now haunts dog owner Shannon Smith Wood. "No, that's not a dog. That's not a dog. I don't think so either. He's not walking like a dog," two people can be heard saying in cell phone video obtained by WMAR-2 News. "Over and over I hear it. Every time I want to calm down and not be upset, I hear the voices in the video," Wood told WMAR-2 News. "Hey, there's a coyote out here," a person behind the camera can be heard saying. "Pop, where the shottie at, man?
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2 weeks ago |
wmar2news.com | Elizabeth Worthington
BALTIMORE, Md. - 'No Parking' signs went up suddenly in Fells Point, banning overnight parking on the weekends. They came as a surprise to business owners like Patrick Russell at Kooper's Tavern, and Beth Hawks at Zelda Zen. "There was no communication whatsoever," Russell told WMAR-2 News. "None of us knew. We got on a text thread and it just went out like wildfire. People were in disbelief," Hawks said.
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ARREST MADE: "Detectives positively identified the suspect who shot Maisie[...]Robert Anthony Harley, 70, of Harwood, was charged on May 8, 2025, on a criminal summons with animal cruelty-related charges. Maisie’s remains have not been found." @WMAR2News https://t.co/aDp7dRyL5J https://t.co/uErsGD3L8t
A family is heartbroken after their dog was shot and killed - apparently by people who mistook it for a coyote. The dog got out of the house & the owners were sent this video by a mutual friend while they were frantically searching for her. Anne Arundel Co. police investigating. https://t.co/yH4UfwFwm9
RESTRICTIONS LIFTED: Following "conversations with the community," the City decided to do away w/ the overnight parking ban in Fells Point, with no plans to reinstate them. See full statement below. @WMAR2News https://t.co/FV740YYLC3
New signs went up in Fells Point, banning overnight parking on weekends through the summer. "They're not enforcing the laws that are on the books, so the next best thing is to go ahead and make it so that no one can actually be here to break the law,” one biz owner said. https://t.co/sU8eLkv3Zn
DC started cracking down by suing out-of-state drivers who have thousands in unpaid speeding tickets. The Attorney General recently announced several civil lawsuits against MD & VA drivers ⬇️ Could Baltimore City do the same? @WMAR2News
It's a longstanding problem, but solutions have been hard to come by. We found that last year, about 86% of Baltimore City speeding tickets against drivers with Virginia tags went unpaid. https://t.co/c5fsWjl6sm