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Cyberattack Affects MTA Operations, Mobility Scheduling Faces Disruptions
The Maryland Transit Administration reports a cyberattack that has impacted mobility scheduling, although core services remain operational.
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Transit
MTA Police Investigate Assault on Bus Driver, Seek Public Assistance
Authorities are looking for information on an individual accused of attacking a bus driver in Baltimore.
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Transit
Baltimore Introduces New Subway Cars to Replace Aging Fleet
The Baltimore transit system begins the rollout of modern subway cars, phasing out trains that have served for four decades.
1 week ago
Transit
Maryland Transit Agency Introduces Program to Encourage New Riders
The Maryland Department of Transportation has rolled out a new initiative aimed at attracting first-time transit users.
1 week ago
Transit
Maryland's New Transportation Budget Paves Way for Public Transit Enhancements
The latest transportation budget in Maryland outlines significant improvements for public transit systems across the state.
1 week ago
Courts
Bates Indicates Potential Legal Action Over MONSE Information Sharing Conflict
Baltimore City Council President Nick Mosby suggests a looming court battle regarding information sharing with MONSE.
1 week ago
Courts
Court Denies Marilyn Mosby's Request for Hearing Reconsideration
The Maryland Court of Special Appeals has dismissed requests to revisit hearings in the fraud case against Marilyn Mosby.
1 week ago
Courts
Candidates for Anne Arundel State's Attorney Discuss Conviction Rates and Integrity
The race for Anne Arundel County's State's Attorney features candidates debating key issues like conviction rates and personal integrity.
1 week ago
Courts
Fourth Circuit Rejects Marilyn Mosby's Petition for Rehearing
The Fourth Circuit Court has dismissed former Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby's request for a rehearing on her criminal case.
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Courts
Legal Review Supports State's Attorney's Decision to Cut Ties with MONSE
An independent legal review has backed the State's Attorney's choice to sever connections with the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement.
1 week ago
Education
One-Third of Baltimore Schools Employees Earn Six-Figure Salaries Amid Academic Challenges
Despite ongoing academic difficulties, a significant portion of Baltimore Schools employees earn over $100,000 annually.
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Education
Jermaine Dawson from Philadelphia Appointed CEO of Baltimore City Public Schools
Jermaine Dawson has been selected as the new CEO of Baltimore City Public Schools, bringing experience from Philadelphia.
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Education
Baltimore City Schools Implement Strategies to Address Increasing Dropout Rates
In response to a concerning rise in dropout rates, Baltimore City Public Schools are introducing new measures to retain students.
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Education
New Baltimore Schools CEO Urged to Meet Community Expectations
Community members express hope for the new CEO of Baltimore schools to prioritize student needs and accountability.
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Education
Baltimore County Librarians Continue Teaching After Proposal Defeated
Despite a failed vote on a proposal, school librarians in Baltimore County will maintain their teaching roles.
1 week ago
Health
Celebrating Black Medical Excellence Amid Historical Exploitation
Acknowledging the achievements of Black medical professionals at an institution with a controversial past.
1 week ago
Health
Exploring the Causes of Physician Burnout in Maryland
An increasing number of doctors in Maryland are experiencing burnout, raising concerns about the healthcare system's sustainability.
1 week ago
Health
Johns Hopkins Moves Forward with $192 Million Data Center Amid City Moratorium Discussions
The Johns Hopkins University is progressing with plans for a $192 million data center as Baltimore officials consider a temporary halt on such developments.
1 week ago
City Hall
OIG Report Claims Mayor's Office Misused P-Cards for Over $167,000
A recent report from the Office of the Inspector General reveals unauthorized spending by the Mayor's Office exceeding $167,000.
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City Hall
Baltimore City Hall Allocates $50K for Crab Cakes and Wings at MLB Event
City Hall's recent expenditure of $50,000 on crab cakes and Old Bay wings during an MLB game has raised eyebrows.
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