Penelope Blackwell is a journalist with a focus on local news in Baltimore, Maryland. She has previously worked for the News Observer and is an alumna of Morgan State University and Columbia Journalism School. Penelope's reporting covers a range of topics including community development, politics, crime, and social issues.
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Baltimore, Maryland, United States (Local)
Penelope's work focuses on local issues in Maryland and Baltimore, with a strong emphasis on crime, government & politics, and family & relationships. She covers breaking news stories that impact the community.
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By: Penelope Blackwell
Maryland District Court Judge Marsha Russell declined to release Laury, who will await trial in the Baltimore County Detention Center. Russell deemed Laury a threat to the public based on the charges and the alleged sexual contact of a minor.
By: Penelope Blackwell
Baltimore County Police on Monday said a young woman and her grandmother have been identified as the victims of a double slaying at a Middle River home on Sunday.
By: Penelope Blackwell
In an exclusive Wednesday interview with NBC News’ Tom Llamas, Julio Cervantes said he saw family members disappear to his left and right into the water beneath them.
By: Penelope Blackwell
Social Security Administration executive, Randolph "Randy" Edwin Abrams, died at 74 of multiple organ dysfunction syndrome. A public viewing will be held July 11, while a graveside service will take place July 12.
By: Penelope Blackwell, Taji Burris
For 25 days in a row, Reich plunged into the water in an attempt to promote his April-released song “Get Rich or Die Trying.” The 22-year-old said the promotional tactic “forced the city to put their eyes on him.”
By: Penelope Blackwell
Maryland law enforcement officials are investigating a Tuesday plane crash that is believed to have left a person dead in Royal Oak, near Easton.
By: Penelope Blackwell
Lewis M. Laury Jr., 24, a U.S. History teacher who taught at Mergenthaler Vocational-Technical High School in Baltimore City, faces 24 counts including second-degree rape and sexual assault in the third degree. He is awaiting trial at the Baltimore County Detention Center.
By: Rafael Escalera Montoto, Penelope Blackwell
Twelve years after Angel White lost her child's father, she lost their teenage son in the same manner. Cortez Lemon Jr., 14, was fatally stabbed in the chest on a MTA bus in mid-July.
An increasing number of natural gas leaks have been reported in Baltimore and cities across the country over roughly two decades, and responding to them is costly for fire departments and taxpayers, according to a new report.
By: Penelope Blackwell
An Owings Mills man was arrested this week after allegedly taking more than $1 million from a 74-year-old man in a gold bar scam, local authorities said.
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