WBFF-TV (Baltimore, MD)

WBFF is a television station located in Maryland and serves as a FOX Television affiliate, managed by Sinclair Broadcast Group. This company is among the largest and most varied broadcasting networks in the United States. Currently, Sinclair operates, programs, or offers sales services to 163 television stations across 77 different markets, pending any transactions. Their reach extends to about 38.7% of households with televisions in the U.S. and includes affiliates for major networks such as FOX, ABC, MyTV, CW, CBS, NBC, Univision, and Azteca.

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#10767

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Leaders release statements on Baltimore Criminal Justice Coordinating Council meeting

1 day ago | foxbaltimore.com | Cale Ahearn

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott and the Maryland Governor's Office of Crime and Prevention Policy (GOCPP) Executive Director Dorothy Lennig released statements ahead of Baltimore City Criminal Justice Coordinating Council's (CJCC) first meeting on Wednesday. "I am grateful that we now have all of the partners back at the table so that we can dive into the work of strengthening our criminal justice system, filling in gaps, and making our processes more effective and efficient.
Man identified as uncle of one of victims killed in April crash in Baltimore County

1 day ago | foxbaltimore.com | Cale Ahearn

A Baltimore man has been identified as the uncle of one of the victims that was killed in a deadly crash last month in Baltimore County. Devin Frink, 36, was identified by Maryland State Police as the driver of the vehicle. On April 5 around 11:05 p.m., a State Police Trooper had stopped a Jeep Wrangler for a traffic violation on the inner loop of I-695 at Greenspring Avenue. However, the vehicle fled the scene.
Baltimore fights for 'home-court advantage' in suit against DraftKings and FanDuel

1 day ago | foxbaltimore.com | Jeff Barker

Baltimore is seeking to regain "home-court advantage" by returning its consumer protection lawsuit against sports betting sites DraftKings and FanDuel to the court where it started. The suit, which alleges violations of the city's Consumer Protection Ordinance, was filed last month in Baltimore City Circuit Court by City Solicitor Ebony Thompson on behalf of Mayor Brandon Scott and the Baltimore City Council.
Woman assaulted by teens as they tried to rob her speaks out; crime was captured on camera

1 day ago | foxbaltimore.com | Vincent Hill

A woman in the Otterbein neighborhood found herself the victim of an attempted robbery after encountering a group of teenagers wearing ski masks and dark clothing. The incident occurred as she was parking her car, and her suspicions were immediately raised when the group looked directly at her vehicle. "They looked right into my car, I looked right at them. Thought it was suspicious," she said.
Flooding forces evacuations at Allegany County schools; 200 rescued by boat

1 day ago | foxbaltimore.com | Katie Bourque

Allegany County, Maryland officials confirmed that severe flooding has led to the evacuation of several elementary schools in the area. Approximately 200 students and teachers were evacuated from Westernport Elementary by motorized boats to a nearby church. At 2:30 p.m., Allegany County issued an emergency alert for severe flooding in Georges Creek and surrounding areas in the county.
Former Baltimore County Corrections Officer fraudulently receives over $40,000 in loans

2 days ago | foxbaltimore.com | Cale Ahearn

A former Baltimore County Corrections Officer fraudulently received over $40,000 in federal loans under the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act. Baltimore County Inspector General Kelly Madigan announced Tuesday that between March 2021 and June 2021, an unidentified officer, while employed by the Baltimore County Department of Corrections, received two federal loans totaling $41,6333.
Gunfire erupts in Baltimore, suspect killed in police shootout

2 days ago | foxbaltimore.com | Jeff Abell

A 26-year-old man was fatally shot by police after opening fire on officers at York Road and Cold Spring Lane just after lunch. According to police, officers attempted to question the man, who responded by fleeing and firing at them. "This is an area we had some violence recently. They saw someone they wanted to speak to. As they got out of the vehicle the suspect took off running, withdraw the weapon.
Baltimore targets repeat parking offenders with escalating fines starting Monday

2 days ago | foxbaltimore.com | Rebecca Pryor

Baltimore City wants to pump the breaks on illegal parking in busy neighborhoods. Starting Monday, the city's Department of Transportation (BCDOT) is rolling out an ascending fee structure aimed at cracking down on repeat offenders. Instead of a flat fee, the fine for Residential Permit Parking (RPP) violations will increase with each offense:• Fourth and subsequent offenses within 12 months: $150 eachThe change is part of a broader effort to ensure parking compliance across the city.
Police investigating shooting that left man injured in Baltimore

3 days ago | foxbaltimore.com | Cale Ahearn

Police are investigating after a man was injured in a shooting on early Monday morning in Baltimore. On May 12 around 1:00 a.m., officers responded to the 1000 block of Comet Court for a report of a victim that had been shot. The victim was taken to an area hospital, and officials say that he is expected to survive. Officials say they believe the man was shot in the 1000 block of New Hope Circle. Detectives are asking anyone with information to contact them at 410-396-2411.
Video shows the last time Dawn White was seen alive; family still looking for answers

3 days ago | foxbaltimore.com | Vincent Hill

The family of Dawn White, a 53-year-old woman whose body was discovered in a safe in the basement of her home, is taking on the role of investigators as they attempt to piece together the timeline of her last movements. Baltimore police labeled her death as suspicious, but the family harbors suspicions of their own. "We gotta figure it out. Police ain't gonna do it," White's older sister Kimberly Bache said.