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Baltimore Mayor Defends Legal Position Against SAO Concerns

The mayor's legal team asserts that the State's Attorney's Office has misunderstood key issues in a recent dispute.

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Keith Davis Jr. Files Lawsuit Against Former Baltimore State's Attorney and Police Officers

Keith Davis Jr. has initiated legal action against ex-State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby and several police officers.

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Baltimore State’s Attorney Responds to Public Defender's 'Do Not Call' List

The Baltimore State's Attorney's Office has issued a rebuttal to the Public Defender's criticism of its 'Do Not Call' list.

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Legal Review Dismisses Bates' Concerns Over Mayor's Safety Office

A legal opinion has found no merit in Councilman Bates' worries regarding the mayor's safety office operations.

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Maryland Supreme Court Blocks Release of Names in Abuse Investigation

The Maryland Supreme Court has ruled that names related to the Archdiocese of Baltimore's abuse inquiry will remain confidential.

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Baltimore City Public Schools Appoints New CEO from Philadelphia

The Baltimore City Public Schools system has selected a deputy superintendent from Philadelphia as its new CEO.

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Baltimore School Board Candidates Address Key Issues in Forum

Candidates for the Baltimore School Board discuss racial inequities, transparency, and busing in a recent forum.

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New CEO Appointed for Baltimore City Public Schools from Philadelphia

Baltimore City Public Schools has appointed a new CEO, bringing leadership from Philadelphia to enhance local education.

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Cursive Writing Makes a Comeback in Baltimore County Schools

Baltimore County schools are reintroducing cursive writing into their curriculum after a decades-long absence.

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New CEO Appointed for Baltimore City Public Schools

Baltimore City Public Schools has announced the appointment of a new CEO to lead the district.

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Health

Maryland School of Medicine Announces New Research Initiatives for 2026

The Maryland School of Medicine is set to launch innovative research projects aimed at advancing medical science by 2026.

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Health

France Bars Israeli Minister Amid Global Sanctions on Settler Violence

France has prohibited Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich from entering the country as six nations impose sanctions over settler violence.

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Mayor Scott Unveils $4.9 Billion Budget and Discusses City Progress

In his latest address, Mayor Scott outlines budget priorities and the state of Baltimore, emphasizing community investment.

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Survey Reveals Uncommon Denial of Information by Baltimore Inspector General

A recent survey indicates that the Baltimore Inspector General's office frequently denies information requests, raising concerns about transparency.

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Baltimore Prepares for 2025 State of the City Address

City officials are gearing up for the upcoming 2025 State of the City address, highlighting key initiatives and future goals.

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Baltimore City Announces New Initiatives Under Ebony M. Thompson

The city of Baltimore reveals new programs and initiatives led by Ebony M. Thompson to enhance community engagement.

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Baltimore Sees Decrease in Crime Rates with May Homicides in Single Digits

Mayor highlights a significant drop in crime as the city records single-digit homicides for May.

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