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MTA Mobility Riders Express Frustration Over Long Wait Times

Users of the MTA Mobility service in Baltimore report frequent delays and inadequate transportation options.

1 week ago

Cybersecurity Incident Affects Maryland Transit Administration

The Maryland Transit Administration has reported a cybersecurity breach that may impact its operations.

1 week ago

MTA Introduces Emergency Ride Service for Mobility Device Users Following Cyberattack

In response to a cyberattack, the Maryland Transit Administration is providing emergency transportation for users of mobility devices.

1 week ago

Baltimore Light Rail Service Fully Restored Ahead of Fare-Free Day

The Baltimore light rail system has resumed full operations, coinciding with an upcoming fare-free day for riders.

1 week ago

New Judges Appointed in Anne Arundel County and Baltimore City

Recent appointments have been made to the judiciary in Anne Arundel County and Baltimore City, enhancing local legal representation.

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New Judicial Appointments Announced for Baltimore and Frederick Counties

Maryland has appointed new judges to serve in Baltimore and Frederick counties, enhancing the local judiciary.

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Paramedic Challenges Protective Order in Firehouse Contamination Case

A Maryland paramedic is appealing a protective order related to contamination issues at a local firehouse.

1 week ago

Court Denies Marilyn Mosby's Appeal for Rehearing in Fraud Case

The Maryland Court of Special Appeals has declined to grant former State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby a new hearing in her fraud case.

1 week ago

Maryland Courts Adjust Following Loss of Major Home Detention Provider's License

The recent revocation of the largest home detention company's license in Maryland is reshaping pretrial processes in local courts.

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Federal Agents Conduct Detentions Outside Baltimore Pre-K Graduation

Authorities detained several individuals outside a Baltimore school shortly before a pre-K graduation ceremony.

1 week ago

Baltimore City Council to Evaluate AI Gun Detection Systems in Schools

City council members are set to review the implementation of AI gun detection technology in local schools amidst safety concerns.

1 week ago

Ex-Baltimore Teacher of the Year Faces Charges for Soliciting Minor

A former Teacher of the Year from Baltimore has been charged in Harford County for allegedly soliciting a minor.

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Baltimore Schools Closed on January 27, 2026

All Baltimore public schools will be closed on Tuesday, January 27, 2026, due to unforeseen circumstances.

1 week ago

Baltimore City Schools Provide Gender Identity Training for Educators During Academic Challenges

As academic performance declines, Baltimore City Schools focus on gender identity training for teachers.

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Eight Maryland Hospitals Recognized Among Top in the Nation by U.S. News

U.S. News & World Report has recognized eight hospitals in Maryland for their exceptional healthcare services.

1 week ago

Morgan State University Plans Nonprofit Medical School in Baltimore

Morgan State University is set to establish a new medical school in Baltimore, operating under a nonprofit model aimed at addressing healthcare disparities.

1 week ago

Dr. Joel Klein Appointed as Chief Digital Information Officer at Hackensack Meridian Health

Hackensack Meridian Health has appointed Dr. Joel Klein, a distinguished physician and technology leader, as its new Chief Digital Information Officer.

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