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Johns Hopkins Expands Pediatric Infectious Diseases Program
Johns Hopkins Medicine is enhancing its Pediatric Infectious Diseases program to better serve children in the community.
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Sign Up Now for Mayor Scott's 2026 Citywide Spring Cleanup
Baltimore residents are encouraged to participate in the upcoming Spring Cleanup event organized by Mayor Scott.
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Baltimore Inspector General Cumming Issues Apology Following Controversial Social Media Post
Baltimore's Inspector General, Cumming, has issued an apology after a social media post sparked criticism and led to an ethics complaint.
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Baltimore Mayor to Enact Legislation Limiting Smoke Shop Locations Near Schools and Parks
A new bill will prevent smoke shops from being established adjacent to schools and parks in Baltimore.
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Two Former City Employees File Lawsuit Against Baltimore Mayor
The lawsuit alleges wrongful termination and retaliation against the former employees of Baltimore City.
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Mayor Unveils Vision for Baltimore's Future Amid Federal Uncertainties
In her State of the City address, Baltimore's mayor presented strategies for economic growth and stability despite federal challenges.
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Mayor Scott Responds to Trump's Comments on Baltimore Crime Rates
In response to President Trump's claims about crime in Baltimore, Mayor Scott points to a significant decrease in violence in the city.
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Baltimore Mayor's Office Announces New Leadership Changes
The Baltimore Mayor's Office has revealed key leadership changes aimed at enhancing city governance and operations.
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Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott Increases Public Presence Amid Speculation
Mayor Brandon Scott's recent visibility raises questions about his future plans and political strategy.
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Mayor of Baltimore Criticizes Trump's Military Threats as 'Political Theater'
Baltimore's mayor responds to former President Trump's suggestion to deploy troops, labeling it as mere political theatrics.
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Business
Maryland Farmers to Receive Federal Aid After Late Spring Freeze
The USDA has declared a disaster in Maryland, providing emergency loans to farmers impacted by a late freeze this spring.
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Health
Johns Hopkins Hospital Unveils New $1.1 Billion Patient Towers
The newly opened facility features advanced medical services and amenities aimed at enhancing patient care and comfort.
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Mayor Scott Highlights Progress in Baltimore Amid Community Concerns
Mayor Scott acknowledges improvements in Baltimore City while residents express doubts about the pace of change.
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Mayor of Baltimore Engages Residents on Budget During Community Walk
During a recent community walk, Baltimore's mayor sought input from residents regarding the city's budget priorities.
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Baltimore Residents Participate in Annual Spring Cleanup and Day of Service
Mayor Brandon Scott's Spring Cleanup invites residents to beautify neighborhoods and engage in community service.
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Baltimore's Inspector General Reports Over $300K Paid to Departing Employees
An investigation reveals significant payments to city employees on leave or after leaving, raising concerns about fairness and oversight.
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Baltimore Sees 23% Drop in Homicides in Early 2026, Mayor Reports
Mayor Brandon Scott announces a significant decrease in homicides and non-fatal shootings in Baltimore through May 2026.
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Public Safety
Tragic B-52 Bomber Crash Claims Eight Lives at California Air Force Base
A B-52 bomber crashed shortly after takeoff during a routine test mission at Edwards Air Force Base, resulting in eight fatalities.
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Education
Engaging Students in Math Through Music and Dance
Innovative programs are using the arts to spark interest in mathematics among students in Baltimore.
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Education
Hate Crime Probe Launched After Antisemitic Content Disrupts Baltimore School Board Meeting
A Baltimore School Board meeting was disrupted by offensive content, leading to a hate crime investigation by local authorities.
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