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Free MTA Rides on World Car-Free Day This Monday

Celebrate World Car-Free Day by riding the MTA at no cost this Monday, promoting sustainable transportation.

1 week ago

New MTA Regulations Offer Cost Savings and Flexibility for Baltimore Youth

Recent changes in MTA rules provide Baltimore City youth with more affordable and flexible transportation options.

1 week ago

MTA Launches Free Passes for New Riders and Employer Incentive Program

The Maryland Transit Administration introduces initiatives aimed at attracting new riders and supporting local businesses.

1 week ago

MTA Updates Mobility Services After Cybersecurity Breach

The Maryland Transit Administration has announced improvements to its mobility services following a recent cybersecurity incident.

1 week ago

MTA Explores Switching Red Line Project to Rapid Bus Service

The Maryland Transit Administration is reportedly considering transforming the proposed Red Line light rail into a rapid bus service.

1 week ago

Carolynn Grammas Steps Down as Anne Arundel Prosecutor to Pursue State's Attorney Position

Veteran prosecutor Carolynn Grammas announces her resignation to launch a campaign for Anne Arundel County state's attorney.

1 week ago

Maryland Attorney General Advocates for Reform in Criminal Charge Filing System

The Maryland Attorney General is calling for changes to the current system that permits any individual to initiate criminal charges.

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Eleven Indicted in Major Baltimore Drug Trafficking Case

Baltimore officials have announced the indictment of eleven individuals involved in a significant drug trafficking operation.

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Baltimore Man Admits Guilt in 2024 Apartment Shooting Case

A man has pleaded guilty to murder charges stemming from a fatal shooting incident in a Baltimore apartment in 2024.

1 week ago

Reforming Maryland's Criminal Charge System to Protect Lives

Maryland considers changes to its criminal charge system, which allows anyone to initiate charges, potentially harming lives.

1 week ago

Superintendent of Baltimore County Public Schools Resigns

The Baltimore County Public Schools system is now without a superintendent following a recent resignation.

1 week ago

Baltimore Schools See 1% Increase in Graduation Rate Amidst Significant Funding Boost

Despite a 38% rise in funding over the past eight years, Baltimore's graduation rates have only improved by 1%.

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Baltimore City Schools Unveil $1.95 Billion Operating Budget for FY27

The Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners has approved a substantial $1.95 billion budget for the fiscal year 2027.

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Pending Legal Action After Autistic Children Left Unattended at Schools

Families of children with autism are pursuing legal action following incidents where students were left unsupervised at schools.

1 week ago

Activists Critique Baltimore's Tax Agreement with Wealthy Institutions

Local activists express disappointment over Baltimore's recently negotiated tax deal with affluent institutions.

1 week ago

Johns Hopkins Goes Out-of-Network, Prompting Doctor Change for Many

The recent decision by Johns Hopkins to exit its insurance network leaves thousands of patients seeking new healthcare providers.

1 week ago

Baltimore Secures Millions Annually from Nonprofits in New PILOT Agreement

A new Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) agreement will see 14 nonprofits, including Johns Hopkins Hospital, contribute millions to Baltimore's budget.

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