The Baltimore City Health Department and the Maryland Department of the Environment was notified of the overflows.
Cleanup related to the spill concluded at 9:30 p.m., emergency warning signs were posted for residents in the area.
Due to possible pollution DPW are encouraging residents to avoid contact with urban streams.
Police say they found a elderly woman and a middle aged man inside of the home on Greenridge Road, suffering from traumatic injuries.
At this time police have not identified the direct cause of death or names of the two people.
Police say that they are not looking for any suspects.
Stay with FOX 45 as we continue to investigate this incident.
BALTIMORE (WBFF)– Imagine if every person in the state of Maryland over the age of 18 were automatically registered to vote.
It’s something top democrats may consider when the general assembly convenes in January. It would add hundreds of thousands of voters to the rolls if passed and there would be an opt-out for anyone who didn’t want to be registered.
But it faces tough opposition from Republicans; reporter Mary Mckenzie has more.
BROOKLYN, Md. (WBFF)– Police in Anne Arundel County have recovered a vehicle reported stolen over two months ago.
On Thursday evening, officers on patrol in the Brooklyn area recognized a Dodge pick-up truck that was reported stolen on September, 23, occupied by two men. Officers were able to arrest the 18-year-old driver Chalon Joshua Johnson, of Baltimore without indecent. He is facing theft charges,
The juvenile passenger tried to flee the scene. After a brief foot pursuit officers were able to take the 17-year-old into custody and he now faces three juvenile citation charges; theft, failure to obey a lawful order and resisting arrest.
Police have charged 21-year-old Devante Brim with the shooting.
During a press conference Friday evening, police said Brim was no stranger to violence. After obtaining a warrant for Brim police were able to link the gun used in the murder of Fenwick to another shooting just five days prior. Police have not identified which non-fatal shooting the suspect has been ID’d for.
Fenwick was in the process of building a gate around his home, where he was raising his children in an effort to create more security by keeping drug dealers out of his yard.
After his death community leaders came back to finish the job. You can read more about the life and legacy of Kendal Fenwick here.
BALTIMORE (WBFF)– This isn’t the first song released by a popular musical artist as a tribute to the death of Freddie Gray, a man who died while in police custody prompting international attention.
The new song, “Change,” by Dru Hill features Sisqo, Nokio, Jazz and Tao. The male group hasn’t released a song together since their last CD offering title InDrupendence.
The group was most popular in the late 1990’s with a strong connection to Baltimore. The name Dru Hill comes from Druid Hill a park in West Baltimore, just a short distance from where riots erupted in April.
In the short two-minute clip also referenced Tamir Rice, Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown all African-American men who have died at the hands of police.