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Retired Baltimore Resident Takes on City Over Pothole Problems
A Baltimore retiree is challenging the city over persistent pothole issues, highlighting frustrations with local government responsiveness.
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Public Safety
AI-Generated Images Complicate Maryland Governor Race; Other Local News Updates
The Maryland governor race faces controversy over AI images, while Baltimore sees the return of Confederate monuments and Eastpoint Mall prepares to close.
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Public Safety
Man Arrested for Impersonating Police After Traffic Stop Incident
A Maryland man faces charges after allegedly posing as a police officer during a traffic stop involving a real officer.
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Business
New $340 Million Development Planned for Largo
A significant mixed-use project featuring housing and retail is set to break ground in Largo next spring.
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City Hall
Mayor Scott Approves Bill to Enhance Oversight of Youth Fund
Baltimore's Mayor Brandon Scott has signed legislation aimed at improving the oversight of the Baltimore Children and Youth Fund following concerns about transparency and spending.
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Transit
New Hitachi Rail Metro Cars Enter Service in Baltimore
The Maryland Transit Administration's Baltimore Metro Subway Link has started using new Hitachi Rail metro cars as part of a modernization effort.
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Public Safety
Police Identify Suspect in Towson University Student's Road Rage Death
Baltimore County police are searching for Reginald T. Gray Jr., wanted in connection with the shooting death of a Towson University student.
1 day ago
Public Safety
Ukraine Launches Major Drone Strike on Moscow Oil Refinery, Escalating Tensions
In a significant escalation of the conflict, Ukraine targets a major oil refinery near Moscow, prompting widespread damage and injuries.
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City Hall
Baltimore City Council Approves Property Tax Relief for Homeowners
Baltimore homeowners will see a slight reduction in property tax bills starting July 1, as city leaders aim to ease financial burdens.
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Public Safety
Second Fatality Reported in Odenton Vehicle Collision
An 85-year-old man has died from injuries sustained in a two-vehicle crash in Odenton earlier this week.
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Public Safety
Odenton Car Accident Claims Second Life
An 85-year-old man has succumbed to injuries from a head-on collision earlier this week in Odenton.
1 day ago
Public Safety
Suspect Identified in Towson University Student's Fatal Shooting
Baltimore County Police are searching for Reginald T. Gray Jr. in connection with the shooting death of 22-year-old Nasir Majied.
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City Hall
Baltimore IG Claims City Hall is Obstructing MONSE Financial Investigation
The Baltimore City Inspector General alleges that City Hall is hindering the investigation into MONSE funding amid a subpoena dispute.
2 days ago
City Hall
Concerns Arise Over A.I. Image of Baltimore Mayor Created by Inspector General
The use of an A.I.-generated image of Baltimore's mayor by the inspector general has sparked debate about ethics and authenticity.
2 days ago
Transit
MTA Police Bring Joy to Local Families Through Holiday Program
The MTA Police's 'Adopt a Family' initiative continues to support Baltimore families during the holiday season.
2 days ago
Education
Roanoke City Schools Superintendent Dr. Verletta White to Retire in 2027
After leading Roanoke City Public Schools through transformative changes, Dr. Verletta White announces her retirement at the end of the 2026-27 school year.
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Courts
Baltimore Courts Transition to Maryland Electronic Courts System
Baltimore City District and Circuit Courts will implement the Maryland Electronic Courts system starting May 6, 2024.
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Courts
Supporters Rally for Marilyn Mosby Amid Complaint Allegations
Demonstrators defend former State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby against claims of misconduct related to the Adnan Syed case.
2 days ago
City Hall
Baltimore City Council Discusses OIG Record Access During Ongoing Legal Dispute
The City Council convenes to address the Office of Inspector General's access to records amid a legal challenge.
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