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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Former Baltimore County pharmacist sentenced to prison for exchanging opioid prescriptions for sexual favors
A former Owings Mills pharmacist was sentenced Monday to over three years in federal prison for filling fraudulent prescriptions for oxycodone for several women in exchange for sexual favors. Richard Daniel Hiller, 64, filled the prescriptions on numerous occasions between January 2014 and February...
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Jessup man charged in Hanover model home killing to be held without bond
A Jessup man charged with the killing of 33-year-old Steve Bernard Wilson in a Hanover model home on Dec. 5 is being held without bond, court records state this week. Dillon Augustyniak, 18, was charged Dec. 7 with first-degree murder, armed robbery, theft and felony use of a firearm, according...
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Baltimore police identify 58-year-old killed in Leakin Park, 32-year-old killed in Carrollton Ridge
Police have identified two men who died Friday in separate shootings. Albertus Nelson, 58, of the 2500 block of W. Fayette St., was found Friday just after 10:45 p.m. with gunshot wounds to his body in Leakin Park near the 4700 block of Franklintown Road. He was pronounced dead at the scene, police...
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Nearly six months after Capital Gazette shooting, volunteers turn out for active shooter drill in Annapolis
Gary Mathis held out his arm Thursday as a member of the Anne Arundel County Fire Department painted the left side of his chest with thick, red makeup to give him the appearance of having a gunshot wound. The fake blood and gel sat atop a scar he already had from his previous experience as a firefighter....
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90-year-old Bowie man charged with raping two students while principal at Maryland private school in '60s
A 90-year-old Prince George’s County man is charged with allegedly raping two students in the 1960s, when he was a private school principal in Queen Anne’s County, according to Maryland State Police. Russell Isaac of Bowie is charged with multiple counts of rape and associated sex offenses, according...
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As death of woman who helped panhandler gets national attention, Baltimore homeless see decline in generosity
Justin Morles walked along a traffic median in Baltimore’s Otterbein neighborhood Wednesday gripping a cardboard sign that bore a simple request — he needs help and a job. However, the homeless man’s pleas to motorists on busy Conway Street were met this week increasingly with a click of car door...
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This Maryland town was named safest city in the country by WalletHub
Columbia has earned the spot of No. 1 on a list of 186 cities ranked for safety in the United States. The list, compiled by WalletHub, ranks the cities based on a series of 39 criteria that fall under three categories — home and community safety, financial stability and natural disaster risk. Each...
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What's closed Wednesday in honor of former President George H.W. Bush?
After President Donald J. Trump announced a national day of mourning Wednesday for former President George H.W. Bush, Gov. Larry Hogan followed suit and said Maryland state government agencies and offices will be closed to honor of Bush’s “lifetime of service and unwavering dedication to our country.”...