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Community Members Trained in CPR and Bleeding Control by Johns Hopkins Medicine
Johns Hopkins Medicine offers essential CPR and bleeding control training to empower Baltimore residents in emergency situations.
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Public Safety
21-Year-Old Arrested in Connection with Shootings Injuring Two Teens
A 21-year-old man faces charges for two separate shootings that left two teenagers injured in Baltimore.
Education
Parent Coalition Challenges Legality of Baltimore County School Budget Vote
A Baltimore County parent organization appeals the $2.5 billion school budget, alleging an illegal vote by a board member.
Weather
Coastal Flood Advisory for the Baltimore Area (Minor)
Coastal Flood Advisory issued June 17 at 5:08AM EDT until June 17 at 11:00AM EDT by NWS Baltimore MD/Washington DC
Education
Baltimore County Public Schools Introduces Finalists for Superintendent Position
Four candidates for the superintendent role of Baltimore County Public Schools presented their visions during a town hall meeting.
Public Safety
Indictment Alleges Baltimore Officers Deliberately Ran Over Man and Planted Evidence
A recent indictment claims Baltimore police officers ran over a man intentionally and subsequently planted a gun on him.
Courts
Limited Drug Citations in Penn-North Despite Notorious Open-Air Market
The Penn-North neighborhood, known for its open-air drug market, has seen few drug-related citations issued by local authorities.
Public Safety
Firefighters Respond to Barge Blaze in Baltimore, No Injuries Reported
A fire on a barge in Baltimore was extinguished by city firefighters, with no injuries reported during the incident.
City Hall
Baltimore Inspector General Issues Apology for Controversial Post
Isabel Mercedes Cumming expressed regret over an AI-generated image of Mayor Scott that raised ethical concerns.
City Hall
Baltimore Mayor and Inspector General Face Court Hearing Over Access to City Records
A court hearing set for Friday will address a dispute between Baltimore's Mayor and the Inspector General regarding access to city records.
Courts
Maryland Supreme Court Overturns Conviction of Former Baltimore Officer
The Maryland Supreme Court ruled that prosecutors failed to demonstrate a legal duty for police to intervene in a spontaneous assault.
Courts
Marilyn Mosby's Mortgage Fraud Conviction Overturned, Perjury Convictions Upheld
The U.S. Court of Appeals vacated Marilyn Mosby's mortgage fraud conviction while affirming her perjury charges.
Health
Anita Jones Receives 13-Year Sentence for Stabbing Husband at Johns Hopkins Hospital
Anita Nicole Jones has been sentenced to 13 years in prison for fatally stabbing her estranged husband at Johns Hopkins Hospital in 2017.
Health
Celebrating Milestones in Healthcare Innovation
Johns Hopkins Medicine commemorates significant achievements in healthcare during a special event.
Public Safety
Baltimore Police Arrest Suspect in Teen Shootings
A 21-year-old man has been charged in connection with two shootings that injured two teenagers earlier this month.
Courts
Maryland Prosecutors Intensify Opposition to Ending Adult Charges for Juveniles
Prosecutors across Maryland voice strong concerns over a proposal to halt automatic adult charges for juvenile offenders.
Courts
Concerns Arise Over Data in Maryland's Juvenile Justice Reform Proposal
State's Attorneys and law enforcement express skepticism about data supporting a recommendation to reform juvenile court practices.
Courts
Overview of Maryland's Upcoming 2026 Election Races
Maryland voters will soon have the opportunity to participate in key races for Congress, the General Assembly, and local offices in 2026.
Courts
Maryland Supreme Court Rules Against Releasing Names in Abuse Inquiry
The Maryland Supreme Court has decided that names associated with the Archdiocese of Baltimore's abuse investigation will remain confidential.
Courts
Scott Shellenberger Faces Tough Reelection Battle as Baltimore County State's Attorney
Incumbent Baltimore County State’s Attorney Scott Shellenberger seeks reelection amid criticism and challenges from two experienced prosecutors.