BALTIMORE, Md. (WBFF) - — FOX45 News’ investigation into Baltimore’s surge of auto thefts reveals a pile of dirt bikes and ATVs inside the City’s main impound lot.

The revelation that a private company has been conducting secret aerial surveillance on behalf of the Baltimore Police Department — collecting and storing footage from city neighborhoods in the ...

Baltimore will celebrate the Fourth of July with its annual fireworks show at the Inner Harbor on Friday. The city will ...

An aerial view of the Back River Wastewater Treatment Plant in Baltimore. The plant is one of two wastewater treatment plants in Baltimore that have been releasing millions of gallons of partially ...

A constitutional challenge to the Baltimore Police Department’s use of aerial surveillance to fight crime last year did not end when the pilot program was grounded in October, despite what the ...

Officials and civil rights advocates in Baltimore are expressing outrage over revelations that a private company has been conducting secret aerial surveillance on behalf of the city's police ...

The head of an aerial surveillance company is pitching Baltimore officials on flying not one but three camera-laden planes above the city simultaneously, covering most of the city and its violent ...

For the past year, the Baltimore Police Department has been using a private company to conduct widespread aerial surveillance of the city to help solve crimes, Bloomberg revealed in an in-depth ...

Marine One takes off from the South Lawn of the White House with President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden on board for a trip to Fort Myers, Fla., to review Hurricane Ian damage on Oct. 5, 2022.

BALTIMORE (WJZ) --The Baltimore City Board of Estimates on Wednesday unanimously approved ending the city's agreement with the company undertaking the controversial aerial surveillance program ...

The Baltimore City solicitor sent a statement to 11 News, saying: "Although Baltimore is not, and has not been for many months, operating any form of aerial surveillance, we were disappointed to ...