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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Maryland State Police trooper struck while assisting a driver on I-695, police say
A Maryland State Police trooper was taken to the hospital Wednesday after he was struck while trying to assist a disabled vehicle on Interstate 695, police said. The trooper was driving to work Wednesday around 1:40 p.m. when he spotted a vehicle stranded along I-695 inner loop near exit 33, said...
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Another reason to stay off the roads: Baltimore drivers rank worst in U.S. for driving in snow, study finds
In case you were looking for another excuse to stay home during the winter storm this week, Baltimore drivers recently were ranked worst in the nation for getting around in wintry conditions. Allstate places Baltimore last on a list of 200 cities ranked for driving safely in snowy conditions in...
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Two injured in fire at Northwest Baltimore senior apartment, official says
Two people were injured in a Wednesday morning fire in a six-story apartment building for seniors in Northwest Baltimore, officials said. The fire was reported around 9 a.m. in the 3600 block of Clarks Lane in the Glen neighborhood, Fire Department spokeswoman Blair Adams confirmed. When crews...
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Baltimore police officer accidentally shoots herself in the leg
An off-duty Baltimore police officer accidentally shot herself in the leg Wednesday in the Glen Oaks neighborhood, according to police. The officer, whom police did not identify, was injured around 10:30 a.m. in the 1100 block of E. Northern Parkway, police said. The officer was taken to an area...
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Harford County hotel owner ordered to pay back wages, damages to employees
A federal judge has ordered a Baltimore-area hotel owner and manager to pay $157,150 in back wages and damages to 34 of his current and former employees. The U.S. Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division investigators say Akhilbhai Patel, manager of Blissful Enterprises LLC and owner of ENA...
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Two men held in Frederick County charged with killing man in Southeast Baltimore
Two men being held in Frederick County on gun and drug charges have been charged with first-degree murder in connection with the killing of a man in Southeast Baltimore on Saturday, according to police. Efrain Torres-Eusebio, 21, and Jose Santiago-Miguel, 20, are each charged with first-degree...
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'It takes everyone working together': Civic Works volunteers help seven nonprofits across Baltimore
Although 8-year-old Livi Howland was capable of sweeping up the nails other volunteers had pried from planks of wood, what she really wanted to do was join the adults in their labor. “That’s not as much fun,” Livi said when someone offered to find her a broom. A few minutes later, her mother, Erin...
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Family of man exonerated after serving 17 years for murder files civil rights lawsuit against Baltimore police
The family of a Baltimore man who was exonerated of murder charges through the Maryland Innocence Project has filed a civil rights lawsuit against the Baltimore Police Department. Malcolm Bryant’s conviction for the killing of 16-year-old Toni Bullock in 1998 was vacated in May of 2016 after a ...