Lillian Reed
Lillian Reed covers breaking news for The Baltimore Sun. Lillian came to The Sun in 2018 from the Salt Lake Tribune in Utah's capital, where she covered K-12 education. Prior to that, she spent three years as a local government and investigative reporter for The Evening Sun newspaper in Hanover, Pennsylvania, and occasionally for its sister paper, the York Daily Record, in York, Pennsylvania. As the child of two Marylanders, Lillian grew up with a healthy love for the city of Baltimore and working knowledge of how to clean a crab.
Recent Articles
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Person struck, killed by Amtrak while trying to cross railroad tracks, Baltimore fire officials say
A person was struck and killed by an Amtrak train while trying to cross train tracks in the Pulaski Industrial Area neighborhood, according to Baltimore fire officials. Fire crews responded to the 5800 block of E. Lombard St. around 10:40 a.m. after a person was struck while trying to cross the...
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Man shot multiple times near Royal Farms Arena, Baltimore police say
A man was shot in the neck, torso and leg near the Royal Farms Arena in downtown Baltimore early Thursday morning, police said. Baltimore police officers arrived around 12:30 a.m. at West Baltimore and Howard streets for a report of a possible shooting, finding a man suffering from multiple gunshot...
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Baltimore Police: Five men shot, two killed, in separate incidents Tuesday night and Wednesday
Five men were shot —two fatally — in separate incidents in Baltimore’s Waverly, Central Park Heights, Mt. Holly and Dunbar-Broadway neighborhoods Tuesday night and Wednesday, police said. Officers responded to an area hospital around 10:50 p.m. Tuesday for a report of a walk-in shooting victim,...
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Hog-tied 'Healthy Holly' sculpture installed, then removed near Baltimore City Hall
A Baltimore street artist’s wire sculpture depicting a hog-tied Healthy Holly was installed in front of City Hall early Monday morning and has since been removed. The artist, who goes by the name Reed Bmore, posted photos to social media Tuesday of his wire sculpture installation, which depicts...
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Stevenson University lists Greenspring campus for sale; officials say sale isn't definite
Stevenson University has listed its Greenspring campus for sale, but school officials are saying that doesn’t mean they intend to go through with a deal. University officials confirmed this week plans to place the campus, located at 1525 Greenspring Valley Road in Stevenson, on the market through...
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Baltimore native, Towson alum Mike Rowe weighs in on college admissions scandal
If the college admissions cheating scandal looks bad to Americans, the extreme cost of college should look even worse, according to television host and vocational job advocate Mike Rowe. The Baltimore native weighed in on the admissions scandal — in which affluent parents allegedly committed fraud...
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Former Baltimore police commissioner hopeful Joel Fitzgerald faces new questions of commitment back in Texas
New Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison may be busy this week shaking up the department’s organizational structures, but it was only about three months ago that Fort Worth Police Chief Joel Fitzgerald was still in the running for the job. Fitzgerald dropped out of consideration in January...
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Capital Gazette wins special Pulitzer Prize citation for coverage of shooting at its office that killed five
The Pulitzer Prize Board awarded a special citation Monday to the staff of the Capital Gazette for their work in covering the June attack on their Annapolis offices that killed five employees. The Capital’s citation was given “for demonstrating unflagging commitment to covering the news and serving...