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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Chaotic scene at Tiki Lee's Dock Bar in Sparrows Point leaves three injured, Baltimore County police say
A chaotic scene overwhelmed the small neighborhood surrounding Tiki Lee’s Dock Bar in Sparrows Point Sunday, flustering police and leaving several people injured. Baltimore County police received calls early Sunday around 12:44 a.m. for a reported disturbance in the 4300 block of Shore Road at...
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Two injured in Cecil County crash involving tractor trailer hauling beer, police say
Two people were injured in Cecil County on Tuesday when a vehicle and a tractor trailer hauling kegs of beer crashed. Maryland State Police say the vehicles crashed around 7:30 a.m. at Route 273 near Route 272. The drivers of both vehicles were taken by ambulance to an area hospital, police said....
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Baltimore 'Running Man' attacked by teen with stick, police say
Baltimore’s “Running Man,” Keith Boissiere, was attacked Friday afternoon while embarking on one of his famous jogs around town, police said. Boissiere, 67, was running along the 600 block of W. North Ave. around 1:20 p.m. when a teen wearing a white shirt and black shorts walked up to him and...
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York Road closes for second water main break in a week, Maryland officials say
A water main break closed a portion of York Road for the second time in a week while crews made emergency repairs near Ashland Road. The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration closed all lanes on York Road in both directions Monday morning. Motorists were directed to...
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'Take your charge like a man': Baltimore police video shows takedown of bystander that led to officer's arrest
When Baltimore police Sgt. Ethan Newberg told fellow officers to arrest a bystander who criticized their tactics as they detained another man, the 24-year veteran of the department said the pedestrian had been “interfering.” Body camera footage from the May 30 incident released Friday by the Baltimore...
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Baltimore native Josh Charles shows off his sexiest 'Bawlmer' accent on Jimmy Fallon
Actor and Baltimore native Josh Charles dusted off his “Bawlmer” pronunciation skills and shared his love for Charm City on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” on Thursday. The two celebrities joked about the city’s recent ranking as No. 18 on a list of the country’s sexiest accents. Charles,...
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How many passengers got sick on cruises leaving Baltimore? The CDC has an answer for that and more.
Even the saltiest of sea dogs can be prone to bouts of illness aboard cruise ships, but Maryland vacationers may take comfort in knowing the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention closely monitors health standards on commercial ships. Much like restaurants, cruise ships — including those...
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Reported chemical spill incident resolved, Baltimore County officials say
Baltimore County fire officials investigated a report of an unknown chemical spill Friday. Officials responded after 7 a.m. to the 6300 block of Blair Hill Lane, near Falls Road, where they found a thick haze. The incident was resolved with no threat to the community, according to fire officials....