It's Not Too Late To Celebrate Cinco De Mayo At These Top-Rated Baltimore Area Restaurants
Need last-minute Cinco de Mayo plans?
Here are some of the top-rated Mexican restaurants in the Baltimore region.
The spots you see on this list were some of the highest-rated on user-review sites.
Baltimore County
Tacos Tolteca - 901 North Point Blvd, Baltimore, MD 21224
El Salto - 5513 Ritchie Hwy, Baltimore, MD 21225
La Cabaña Restaurant - 101 North Point Rd, Baltimore, MD 21224
Anne Arundel County
Mi Lindo Cancun Grill - 2134 Forest Dr, Annapolis, MD 21401
Mi Casita Restaurant - 1334 Defense Hwy I, Gambrills, MD 21054
Sin Fronteras - 2129 Forest …
Territory War: Eight '59 Hoover' Gangsters Indicted On Murder, Assault Charges
Murder, assault and drug distribution are among some of the indictments handed down to eight gangsters embattled in a territory war in Maryland, authorities announced.
After a lengthy investigation, the 59 Hoover members were indicted by a grand jury in Howard County on Wednesday, March 2.
Jeremi Lewis, who was charged with first-degree murder in the case of Jaden Ealy, was a leader of the group, the indictment says.
The other members indicted are Anthony Jenkins, Daquan Woodson, Justin Harper, David Wainwright, Jr., Terrence Hux, Tavon Hawkins and Antonio Haywood, authorities said.
Howa…
Man Busted For Running Prostitution, Sex Trafficking Ring Out Of Maryland Apartment: Police
A 47-year-old man was busted for running a sex trafficking and prostitution ring out of a Maryland apartment, authorities said.
Sang Kook Shin, of Frederick, rented the Columbia apartment where he ran the ring for months, authorities in Howard County said Monday, Feb. 28.
Shin had been the subject of the investigation at the Early April Way address, and his own home, since December 2021, police said.
More than $10,000 in cash; a firearm and ammunition; multiple cell phones; ledgers and bank statements; and multiple computer hard drives and USB flash drives were seized as evidence, police s…
Maryland Armed Robbery Suspects Had 5 Illegal Firearms, 1,000 Rounds Of Ammo: Police
Four people were charged Wednesday in connection to the recent armed robbery of two Maryland teenagers, according to authorities who allegedly recovered five illegal guns and more than 1,000 rounds of ammo at the arrest scene.
Malachi Smith, 18, and Kahlil Hill, 18, both of Columbia, were charged with armed robbery, robbery, assault, motor vehicle theft, and theft, Howard County Police said.
Meanwhile, a 17-year-old Aberdeen boy was charged as an adult with the same offenses, and a 15-year-old Columbia boy was charged as a juvenile in the robbery, according to police.
The four suspects are…