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House Fire Displaces Family in Kingsville, Maryland
A fire in Kingsville has left two adults and an infant without a home, with investigations ongoing into its cause.
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Public Safety
Missing Swimmer Found Dead in Potomac River
The body of Nazir Bell, a 20-year-old Towson University student, was recovered from the Potomac River after a search effort.
Education
Baltimore County Schools Superintendent Finalists to Hold Town Hall Meeting
The candidates vying for the position of superintendent in Baltimore County schools will engage with the community during a town hall event.
Health
Ronald R. Peterson to Retire After 44 Years at Johns Hopkins Medicine
Longtime leader Ronald R. Peterson will retire in January, concluding an influential career at Johns Hopkins Medicine.
Health
The Importance of Narrative Medicine in Patient Care
Johns Hopkins emphasizes the role of narrative medicine in enhancing patient-provider communication and care.
Health
Johns Hopkins Children's Center Secures Spot in U.S. News Top 10 Rankings
The Johns Hopkins Children's Center has once again been recognized in the top 10 of U.S. News & World Report's annual rankings.
Health
Johns Hopkins Hospital Faces Scrutiny for Suing Low-Income Patients
A new study reveals that Johns Hopkins Hospital filed over 2,400 lawsuits against predominantly poor and African American patients for unpaid medical bills from 2009 to 2018.
Health
Johns Hopkins Hospital Achieves No. 5 Ranking in National List
The Johns Hopkins Hospital has been recognized as the fifth best hospital in the U.S. by U.S. News & World Report for 2022-23.
City Hall
Baltimore Mayor Enacts New Regulations for Smoke Shop Locations
A newly signed bill by the Baltimore mayor limits the areas where smoke shops can operate within the city.
Public Institutions
Maryland State House: A Historic Symbol as America Marks 250 Years
As the nation celebrates its 250th anniversary, the Maryland State House highlights its pivotal role in American history.
City Hall
County Executive Primaries See Significant Fundraising Surge
Candidates in the upcoming county executive primaries have collectively raised over $16 million, surpassing previous election cycles.
Courts
Suspect Pleads Not Guilty to New Charges in National Guard Member's Death
Rahmanullah Lakanwal faces 17 counts, including murder, in the shooting of a West Virginia National Guard member.
Education
Baltimore City Schools Seeks New CEO for First Time in a Decade
The Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners is searching for a new CEO to lead the city's public school system, with applications now open.
Education
Incumbent Baltimore School Board Members Avoid Interviews Despite Past Calls for Transparency
Two incumbents seeking re-election to the Baltimore City school board decline interviews, raising questions about their commitment to transparency.
Education
Baltimore City Schools and Charter Operators Settle $8.5 Million Funding Dispute
A settlement has been reached between Baltimore City Public Schools and charter operators regarding funding issues.
Health
Johns Hopkins Hospital Hosts Workforce Friday Event
The event at Johns Hopkins aims to connect job seekers with employment opportunities in healthcare.
Health
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.
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.