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Baltimore City District Courthouse to Move to New Location

The Baltimore City District Courthouse is set to relocate to a new building, enhancing accessibility and services.

1 week ago

Introducing J. Charles Smith III: A New Face in Frederick County's Legal Landscape

J. Charles Smith III has joined the Frederick County States Attorney's Office, bringing a wealth of experience to the role.

1 week ago

Fraud Investigation Considered by Baltimore Prosecutor Regarding Safe Streets Program

The Baltimore prosecutor is exploring a potential fraud investigation linked to claims made in court about the Safe Streets initiative.

1 week ago

Maryland Lawmakers Opt Against Modifications to District Court Commissioner System

The Maryland General Assembly has decided not to amend the existing district court commissioner system during the recent legislative session.

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Maryland Supreme Court Rules Against Release of Names in Archdiocese Abuse Inquiry

The Maryland Supreme Court has decided that names linked to the Archdiocese of Baltimore abuse investigation will remain confidential.

1 week ago

Baltimore City School Board Set to Select New CEO on Monday

The Baltimore City School Board is scheduled to make a decision regarding the appointment of a new CEO at their upcoming meeting.

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New Leader in Baltimore City Schools Aims for Enhanced Rigor and Engagement

The newly appointed leader of Baltimore City schools emphasizes a commitment to academic rigor and student engagement.

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Community Volunteers Reach Out to Address Student Absenteeism

Local volunteers are making calls to students who have missed school to offer support and connect them with resources.

1 week ago

Baltimore Schools CEO Takes Yale Position Amidst Ongoing Academic Challenges

The CEO of Baltimore City Schools has accepted a role at Yale University despite persistent low student performance metrics.

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Parents Urge Officials to Reconsider Closure of Four Baltimore Schools

As the deadline approaches, Baltimore parents are rallying to save four schools slated for closure next week.

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Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center Implements Crisis Standards of Care

In response to overwhelming patient demand, Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center has activated crisis standards of care.

1 week ago

Prominent Johns Hopkins Oncologist Dr. Raymond Lenhard Jr. Passes Away

Dr. Raymond Lenhard Jr., a distinguished oncologist at Johns Hopkins and former president of the American Cancer Society, has died.

1 week ago

Johns Hopkins Hospital Earns Spot on U.S. News Best Hospitals Honor Roll

U.S. News recognizes Johns Hopkins Hospital for its excellence in patient care and medical research.

1 week ago

Hopkins Community Connection Enhances Food Pantry Resources Across Baltimore

Johns Hopkins Community Connection is working to bolster food pantries throughout Baltimore City, addressing local food insecurity.

1 week ago

COVID-19 Recovery Unit to Launch at Baltimore Convention Center

Johns Hopkins and the University of Maryland collaborate to establish a recovery unit for COVID-19 patients in Baltimore.

1 week ago

Mayor Scott Addressed Over OIG Findings on Fraudulent Invoices

The mayor faces scrutiny following an OIG report that uncovered fraudulent invoices linked to the SideStep program.

1 week ago

City Councilman Addresses Financial Issues Raised in Inspector General Report

Concerns about financial management in Baltimore prompt a response from a city council member following an IG report.

1 week ago

Baltimore Mayor Launches Spring Cleanup Initiative to Combat Illegal Dumping

The Mayor's office has announced a spring cleanup effort aimed at addressing the issue of illegal dumping across Baltimore.

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