Maxine Streicher is a journalist based in Maryland, specializing in local news coverage for FOX Baltimore. With a focus on crime and justice issues, Maxine has reported on topics such as juvenile crime, law enforcement, and public safety. Her work has also been featured on WNYO-TV, WJLA-TV, KUTV 2News, and KMYU.
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Maxine Streicher's reporting focuses heavily on local crime, government announcements, and legal policy regulations in Maryland and Baltimore. She frequently covers topics related to juvenile justice, the Maryland General Assembly, calls for change, laws, and criminal justice reform.
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By: Maxine Streicher
The Baltimore County Council is looking to expand from seven members to nine."Our population has tripled, almost tripled to 850,000, and we still have seven cou
By: Maxine Streicher
In Baltimore, crimes of violence are often caught on camera."We are now living in a society where the lives of others are not particularly valued and you combin
FOX45: Police expert says “criminals just don't really care” as more crimes are caught on camera
Republican Kim Klacik is making her second run for congress hoping to beat out Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski.With an unsuccessful run for congress
By: Maxine Streicher
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski hopes to take the lessons of local government all the way to congress."I do think I sort of represent a new generati
By: Maxine Streicher
Friday was the start of new juvenile justice laws in Maryland after years of calls for change.Now kids between the ages of 10 and 12 years old can face charges
Local artist Joseph Sheppard is getting ready to showcase his work in Baltimore for the first time in decades. "I've got Baltimore covered with monuments,"
By: Maxine Streicher Fox
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — For years state's attorneys across Maryland have been among the loudest voices calling for juvenile justice reform.
By: Maxine Streicher
Maryland state’s attorneys looking for juvenile justice laws to make an impact
0 seconds of 0 seconds Volume 90% BALTIMORE (WBFF) — When Governor Larry Hogan left office, he left his successor with a $5 billion dollar budget surplus.
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