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The introduction of new railcars in Maryland is expected to create significant local job opportunities.
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MTA Police Request Public Assistance to Identify Suspects in Assault on Bus Operator
Authorities are seeking information to help identify two individuals involved in an assault on a bus operator in Baltimore.
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Transit
New Incentive Program Encourages Baltimore Commuters to Utilize Public Transit
Baltimore launches a rewards initiative aimed at increasing public transit usage among commuters in the region.
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Courts
Baltimore Man Found Guilty of Murder After Recent Double Murder Plea
A man has been convicted of murder in Baltimore just weeks after pleading guilty to a separate double homicide.
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Courts
Defense Attorney to Run Against Culver for Carroll County State's Attorney
A local criminal defense attorney has announced plans to challenge incumbent State's Attorney Brian Culver in the upcoming election.
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Courts
Teen Found Not Guilty in Connection to Fatal Baltimore Shooting
A teenager has been acquitted in a case linked to a mass shooting that resulted in the death of a local student.
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Courts
Bail Hearing Delayed for Suspect in Trooper Shooting and Murder Case
A bail review for a man charged with murder and shooting at a state trooper has been postponed, court officials announced.
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Courts
Senate Candidates Salling and Eisenhart Face Off in Court Over District 6 Race
A legal dispute arises between Senate candidates Salling and Eisenhart in Baltimore County's District 6 electoral race.
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Education
Baltimore Schools Receive $1 Billion in Renovations, Heating Repairs Could Cost Millions More
Maryland's investment in Baltimore schools totals $1 billion, but additional funds may be needed for heating system upgrades.
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Education
Mother Files Lawsuit Against City Schools After Child Goes Missing
A Baltimore mother has initiated legal action against City Schools, alleging negligence after her child went missing from school.
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Education
Baltimore Educator Dr. Otis Eldridge Named 2026 Teacher of the Year
Dr. Otis Eldridge has been honored as the 2026 Teacher of the Year for Baltimore City Public Schools, recognizing his dedication and impact.
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Education
Dr. Jermaine Dawson Appointed as New CEO of Baltimore City Schools
The Baltimore City School Board has unanimously selected Dr. Jermaine Dawson to lead the school system as its new CEO.
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Education
Baltimore Schools See $650 Million Budget Increase Since 2017 Amid Declining Student Performance
Despite a significant budget increase over the past six years, Baltimore Schools are facing challenges in student outcomes.
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Health
Maryland Revamps Health Care Reimbursement System
A significant reform of Maryland's health care reimbursement framework aims to enhance efficiency and patient care.
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Health
Johns Hopkins Systems Engineer Donald S. Koenig Passes Away at 47
The Baltimore community mourns the loss of Donald S. Koenig, a dedicated systems engineer at Johns Hopkins University, who has died at the age of 47.
1 week ago
Health
Maryland's Economic Success Stories Need Greater Visibility, Says Commerce Secretary
The state’s Commerce Secretary emphasizes the importance of showcasing Maryland's economic achievements to foster growth.
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City Hall
Inspector General's A.I. Image of Mayor Sparks Ethical Concerns
The use of an A.I.-generated image of Baltimore's mayor by the city's inspector general has raised ethical questions.
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City Hall
Baltimore IG's Access to Records Hindered by City Administration, Judge Rules
A judge has determined that the Baltimore City administration has significantly restricted the Inspector General's access to necessary records.
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City Hall
Lawsuit Filed Against Baltimore Mayor Amid EEOC Discrimination Inquiry
A lawsuit has been filed against Baltimore's mayor as the EEOC seeks to address discrimination claims involving white male plaintiffs.
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City Hall
Mayor Scott Highlights Drop in Violent Crime During Neighborhood Walk
During a community walk, Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott emphasized the recent decrease in violent crime rates in the city.
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