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Hello Baltimore, this is Morgan Riley with your weekend news update for Saturday, May 24, 2025.
Word on the streets of Baltimore is we're heading into Memorial Day weekend with some concerns about safety. City officials are urging caution as residents fear a repeat of last year's holiday violence. The cool, breezy weather might keep some indoors, but police presence has been increased throughout the city's popular gathering spots.
In Brooklyn Park, Anne Arundel County police are investigating a suspicious death after a body was discovered with visible trauma. Details remain limited as detectives work the scene, but this marks another troubling incident in what had been a promising trend for the city. Just weeks ago, April recorded only five homicides in Baltimore – the fewest in a single month in recent memory.
Meanwhile, the Mitchell Courthouse closed unexpectedly yesterday due to water issues, forcing rescheduling of Friday proceedings. Court officials haven't announced if this will impact operations following the holiday weekend.
In Annapolis, 1,049 graduates became commissioned officers at this week's U.S. Naval Academy Graduation Ceremony. This remarkable achievement represents years of dedication from these young service members preparing to defend our nation.
On a somber note, Baltimore lost one of its treasured voices in sports journalism. Jim Henneman, the longtime Orioles official scorer and beloved sportswriter, passed away at age 89. Henneman's knowledge of baseball and dedication to Baltimore sports made him an institution in our city for decades.
Looking ahead to community events, Baltimore's flagship Artscape festival returns this weekend with exciting changes including a new date, location, and features. It's the perfect opportunity to support local artists while enjoying the holiday weekend.
The weather for Memorial Day weekend starts cool and breezy with temperatures around 51 degrees today, warming to 75 on Sunday and 74 on Monday – ideal conditions for outdoor gatherings and remembrance ceremonies.
The Baltimore Vacants Reinvestment Council also met this week, continuing their work on addressing vacant properties while ensuring equity and opportunity in all related sectors. Their efforts remain crucial to neighborhood revitalization across the city.
This has been Morgan Riley, your neighbor in the news. Remember to subscribe so you never miss a Baltimore news update. For more information, you can always send an email to [email protected] or check out our website at QuietPlease.AI. Stay safe this holiday weekend, Baltimore.
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Word on the streets of Baltimore is we're heading into Memorial Day weekend with some concerns about safety. City officials are urging caution as residents fear a repeat of last year's holiday violence. The cool, breezy weather might keep some indoors, but police presence has been increased throughout the city's popular gathering spots.
In Brooklyn Park, Anne Arundel County police are investigating a suspicious death after a body was discovered with visible trauma. Details remain limited as detectives work the scene, but this marks another troubling incident in what had been a promising trend for the city. Just weeks ago, April recorded only five homicides in Baltimore – the fewest in a single month in recent memory.
Meanwhile, the Mitchell Courthouse closed unexpectedly yesterday due to water issues, forcing rescheduling of Friday proceedings. Court officials haven't announced if this will impact operations following the holiday weekend.
In Annapolis, 1,049 graduates became commissioned officers at this week's U.S. Naval Academy Graduation Ceremony. This remarkable achievement represents years of dedication from these young service members preparing to defend our nation.
On a somber note, Baltimore lost one of its treasured voices in sports journalism. Jim Henneman, the longtime Orioles official scorer and beloved sportswriter, passed away at age 89. Henneman's knowledge of baseball and dedication to Baltimore sports made him an institution in our city for decades.
Looking ahead to community events, Baltimore's flagship Artscape festival returns this weekend with exciting changes including a new date, location, and features. It's the perfect opportunity to support local artists while enjoying the holiday weekend.
The weather for Memorial Day weekend starts cool and breezy with temperatures around 51 degrees today, warming to 75 on Sunday and 74 on Monday – ideal conditions for outdoor gatherings and remembrance ceremonies.
The Baltimore Vacants Reinvestment Council also met this week, continuing their work on addressing vacant properties while ensuring equity and opportunity in all related sectors. Their efforts remain crucial to neighborhood revitalization across the city.
This has been Morgan Riley, your neighbor in the news. Remember to subscribe so you never miss a Baltimore news update. For more information, you can always send an email to [email protected] or check out our website at QuietPlease.AI. Stay safe this holiday weekend, Baltimore.
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Word on the streets of Baltimore is we're heading into Memorial Day weekend with some concerns about safety. City officials are urging caution as residents fear a repeat of last year's holiday violence. The cool, breezy weather might keep some indoors, but police presence has been increased throughout the city's popular gathering spots.
In Brooklyn Park, Anne Arundel County police are investigating a suspicious death after a body was discovered with visible trauma. Details remain limited as detectives work the scene, but this marks another troubling incident in what had been a promising trend for the city. Just weeks ago, April recorded only five homicides in Baltimore – the fewest in a single month in recent memory.
Meanwhile, the Mitchell Courthouse closed unexpectedly yesterday due to water issues, forcing rescheduling of Friday proceedings. Court officials haven't announced if this will impact operations following the holiday weekend.
In Annapolis, 1,049 graduates became commissioned officers at this week's U.S. Naval Academy Graduation Ceremony. This remarkable achievement represents years of dedication from these young service members preparing to defend our nation.
On a somber note, Baltimore lost one of its treasured voices in sports journalism. Jim Henneman, the longtime Orioles official scorer and beloved sportswriter, passed away at age 89. Henneman's knowledge of baseball and dedication to Baltimore sports made him an institution in our city for decades.
Looking ahead to community events, Baltimore's flagship Artscape festival returns this weekend with exciting changes including a new date, location, and features. It's the perfect opportunity to support local artists while enjoying the holiday weekend.
The weather for Memorial Day weekend starts cool and breezy with temperatures around 51 degrees today, warming to 75 on Sunday and 74 on Monday – ideal conditions for outdoor gatherings and remembrance ceremonies.
The Baltimore Vacants Reinvestment Council also met this week, continuing their work on addressing vacant properties while ensuring equity and opportunity in all related sectors. Their efforts remain crucial to neighborhood revitalization across the city.
This has been Morgan Riley, your neighbor in the news. Remember to subscribe so you never miss a Baltimore news update. For more information, you can always send an email to [email protected] or check out our website at QuietPlease.AI. Stay safe this holiday weekend, Baltimore.
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Word on the streets of Baltimore is we're heading into Memorial Day weekend with some concerns about safety. City officials are urging caution as residents fear a repeat of last year's holiday violence. The cool, breezy weather might keep some indoors, but police presence has been increased throughout the city's popular gathering spots.
In Brooklyn Park, Anne Arundel County police are investigating a suspicious death after a body was discovered with visible trauma. Details remain limited as detectives work the scene, but this marks another troubling incident in what had been a promising trend for the city. Just weeks ago, April recorded only five homicides in Baltimore – the fewest in a single month in recent memory.
Meanwhile, the Mitchell Courthouse closed unexpectedly yesterday due to water issues, forcing rescheduling of Friday proceedings. Court officials haven't announced if this will impact operations following the holiday weekend.
In Annapolis, 1,049 graduates became commissioned officers at this week's U.S. Naval Academy Graduation Ceremony. This remarkable achievement represents years of dedication from these young service members preparing to defend our nation.
On a somber note, Baltimore lost one of its treasured voices in sports journalism. Jim Henneman, the longtime Orioles official scorer and beloved sportswriter, passed away at age 89. Henneman's knowledge of baseball and dedication to Baltimore sports made him an institution in our city for decades.
Looking ahead to community events, Baltimore's flagship Artscape festival returns this weekend with exciting changes including a new date, location, and features. It's the perfect opportunity to support local artists while enjoying the holiday weekend.
The weather for Memorial Day weekend starts cool and breezy with temperatures around 51 degrees today, warming to 75 on Sunday and 74 on Monday – ideal conditions for outdoor gatherings and remembrance ceremonies.
The Baltimore Vacants Reinvestment Council also met this week, continuing their work on addressing vacant properties while ensuring equity and opportunity in all related sectors. Their efforts remain crucial to neighborhood revitalization across the city.
This has been Morgan Riley, your neighbor in the news. Remember to subscribe so you never miss a Baltimore news update. For more information, you can always send an email to [email protected] or check out our website at QuietPlease.AI. Stay safe this holiday weekend, Baltimore.
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI