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Fatal Skydiving Plane Crash Raises FAA Oversight Concerns
The tragic crash in Missouri that killed 12 people has sparked scrutiny over the FAA's regulation of skydiving operations.
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Public Safety
Baltimore County Fire Department Faces $260K Cleanup Costs Amid Misconduct Investigation
Allegations against a paramedic have led to extensive hazmat cleanings and equipment replacements in the fire department.
Public Safety
Commemorating the 2010 Blaze at Baltimore County Fire Station 6
The 2010 fire at Fire Station 6 in Baltimore County left a lasting impact on the community and local fire services.
Public Safety
Man Rescued from Sand Hopper 75 Feet High in Baltimore County
Fire crews successfully rescued a man trapped in a sand hopper at Atlantic Concrete in Baltimore County on Friday afternoon.
Public Safety
Tragic House Fire Claims Life of Juvenile in West Baltimore
A juvenile has died following a house fire that occurred early this morning in West Baltimore.
Public Safety
Massive Fire Erupts on Langley Street, Hazmat Concerns Raised
A significant fire in Southwest Baltimore led to a large emergency response and concerns over hazardous materials.
Public Safety
Reward Offered for Information on Baltimore Stabbing Incident
Baltimore police are seeking public assistance and offering a reward related to a fatal stabbing case.
Public Safety
Minibike Accident Claims Life of 19-Year-Old in Charles County
A head-on collision between two minibikes in Nanjemoy results in the death of one rider and raises safety concerns.
City Hall
Mayor of Baltimore Defends City Spending Amid Criticism
Baltimore's mayor stands firm on budget decisions, labeling recent scrutiny as unfounded and exaggerated.
Public Safety
Police Officer Injured in Burglary Call; Suspect Fatally Shot
A suspect was killed after injuring a Baltimore police officer during a burglary response in the city.
Education
New CEO of Baltimore City Schools Outlines Vision for Improvement
The incoming leader of Baltimore City Schools aims to enhance performance in Maryland's lowest-performing district.
Health
Power Restored at Johns Hopkins Hospital Following Outage
The East Baltimore campus of Johns Hopkins Hospital has regained power after experiencing an outage earlier today.
City Hall
New Law Prohibits Smoke Shops Near Baltimore Schools and Parks
Baltimore's mayor has enacted legislation to restrict smoke shop locations in proximity to educational and recreational areas.
Public Safety
Dallastown Paramedic Charged with Disturbing Incident at Fire Station
A paramedic from Dallastown faces allegations of tampering with coffee creamer at a local fire station.
Public Safety
Search Ongoing for Missing Towson University Student in Potomac River
Authorities continue to search for a Towson University student presumed drowned after going missing in the Potomac River.
Public Safety
Maryland Murder Suspects Captured in Ohio After Cash App Slip
Two women wanted for murder in Maryland were apprehended in Ohio after a Cash App transaction revealed their identities.
Courts
Luigi Mangione's Court Hearing Postponed Due to Jail Notification Error
A hearing for Luigi Mangione, charged in the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, has been delayed after prosecutors failed to notify the jail of his court appearance.
Transit
Baltimore Faces Significant Transit Disparities, New Report Reveals
A recent study highlights the stark inequities in public transit access across Baltimore City, raising concerns for residents.
Transit
MTA Unveils Ambitious $1 Billion Plan to Enhance Baltimore Bus Services
The Maryland Transit Administration is proposing a transformative $1 billion initiative aimed at improving bus services across Baltimore.
Transit
Addressing Transit Challenges for Baltimore Students Requires Data and Funding, Experts Say
Experts emphasize the need for better data collection and funding to resolve Baltimore students' public transit issues.