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Johns Hopkins Ranked Among Top Hospitals in U.S. News 2022–23 List
The renowned Johns Hopkins Hospital continues to be recognized for its excellence in healthcare as part of the latest U.S. News rankings.
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Health
Baltimore Patient Reflects on Two-Month COVID-19 Battle at Johns Hopkins Hospital
A patient at Johns Hopkins Hospital expresses gratitude for recovery after a challenging two-month hospitalization due to COVID-19.
Health
Sarah Disney, M.S., F.A.C.H.E. Joins Johns Hopkins Medicine
Johns Hopkins Medicine announces the appointment of Sarah Disney, M.S., F.A.C.H.E., to their leadership team.
Health
Dr. Edward G. Seferian Joins Johns Hopkins Medicine
Johns Hopkins Medicine announces the addition of Dr. Edward G. Seferian, M.D., M.S., to their medical team.
Public Safety
Officers Involved in Shooting After Confrontation with Armed Individual in Baltimore
Baltimore police released footage of an officer-involved shooting involving a suspect armed with a knife and stun device.
Health
Federal Quarantine Imposed on Cruise Passenger Despite Expert's Clearance
Angela Perryman remains in quarantine after exposure to hantavirus, despite a CDC expert's recommendation to lift the order.
City Hall
Baltimore Implements Stricter Zoning Laws for Smoke Shops
Mayor Brandon Scott enacts new zoning regulations to limit smoke shop locations near schools and parks amid illegal sales concerns.
City Hall
ICE Halts Deportation of US Citizen in Baltimore; New Smoke Shop Regulations Introduced
ICE has ceased deportation proceedings against a Baltimore resident, while new legislation aims to regulate smoke shops in the city.
City Hall
Baltimore Implements Stricter Zoning Regulations for Smoke Shops
New zoning legislation aims to regulate the location and operation of smoke shops in Baltimore.
Public Safety
Aberdeen House Fire Linked to E-bike Charging Incident
A fire in an Aberdeen home was caused by an improperly used e-bike charging cord, prompting safety warnings from officials.
Courts
Prosecution Advances in Four Child Assault Cases from Owings Mills
All four child assault cases originating in Owings Mills are set to proceed to prosecution following recent developments.
Public Safety
BPD Releases Footage of Events Prior to Officer-Involved Shooting
The Baltimore Police Department has shared video footage detailing the events leading up to a recent fatal shooting involving officers.
Public Safety
Baltimore Police Department Adjusts Patrol Areas Based on Data Analysis
The Baltimore Police Department is re-evaluating officer assignments and patrol territories using advanced data analytics.
Public Safety
Student Detained Following Assault on Teachers at Harford County School
An incident at Roye-Williams Elementary School resulted in the detention of a student after two teachers were assaulted.
Education
Baltimore Schools' Emily Nielson Honored with Distinguished Service Award
Emily L. Nielson, Chief Human Capital Officer for Baltimore City Public Schools, receives a prestigious award for her contributions to urban education.
City Hall
Mayor Scott Appoints Chezia Cager as Chief of Staff
Chezia Cager, a Baltimore native with extensive government experience, will become Mayor Scott's Chief of Staff on November 28.
City Hall
Calls to Reassess Baltimore's Violence-Reduction Initiatives
Critics argue that Baltimore's current violence-reduction programs are ineffective and require reevaluation.
City Hall
Gubernatorial Candidate Hinojosa Discusses Education Initiatives
Hinojosa outlines his vision for education reform while former Dallas mayors weigh in on city hall developments.
City Hall
Baltimore School Officials Reject ICE's Claims of Coordination During Graduation Arrests
City school officials deny that they collaborated with ICE during the arrest of two individuals at a graduation ceremony.
City Hall
Baltimore to Host Charm City Live and Book Festival in September 2026
The Charm City Live and Baltimore Book Festival dates are set for September 2026, promising cultural celebrations and community engagement.