Lillian Reed is a journalist at The Baltimore Banner. She covers a range of topics including crime, social issues, and legal affairs, with a focus on regional interests in Maryland and Baltimore. Lillian's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, The Washington Post, and The Baltimore Sun.
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By: Lillian Reed
A woman with Down syndrome is suing The Arc of Howard County alleging sexual abuse while in the organization’s care.
By: Abby Zimmardi, Lillian Reed
A massive blaze in Woodberry is contained early Friday morning, authorities say, as Baltimore City fire crews wait for the sun to rise so they can assess smoke conditions that shut down parts of Interstate 83.
By: Lillian Reed
A circuit court judge has dismissed a lawsuit against Howard County Board of Education and its former superintendent Michael Martirano, putting to rest a dispute over "bullying" allegations.
By: Lillian Reed
Lightning doesn't strike twice, but MacKenzie Scott shocked Columbia-based Enterprise Community Partners this fall with a $65 million donation, the philanthropist's second major gift to the national nonprofit.
A circuit court judge has dismissed a lawsuit against Howard County Board of Education and its former superintendent Michael Martirano, putting to rest a dispute over “bullying” allegations.
More than 100 firefighters worked through Thursday night to surround and eventually contain a massive fire at a wood recycling center off Interstate 83 in Baltimore. The blaze shut down the interstate for hours before it was fully reopened the next morning.
A woman with Down syndrome is suing The Arc of Howard County alleging sexual abuse while in the organization’s care.
It would be too simple to characterize the dispute over the Levines’ Hanukkah lights as a neighborhood squabble.
By: Lillian Reed
The empty beds at Howard County's emergency shelter are always filled by sundown.
By: Lillian Reed
The trial in Howard County Circuit Court ended with what is believed to be the largest medical malpractice verdict in county history
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