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Interns Propose Reforms for Baltimore Police Based on Victim Insights
Morgan State University interns suggest reforms for the Baltimore Police Department to enhance support for crime victims.
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Public Safety
Baltimore Police Department Sees Improvements Amid Ongoing Staffing Challenges
Despite staffing difficulties, the Baltimore Police Department reports progress in various operational areas.
Public Safety
Baltimore Residents Share Mixed Views on Police in Recent Survey
A survey has highlighted varying opinions among Baltimore residents regarding the effectiveness and trustworthiness of the city police.
Health
Health Advisory Issued for Carrollton Manor Beach Due to Bacteria Levels
A health advisory has been announced for Carrollton Manor Beach in Anne Arundel County following elevated bacteria levels.
Public Safety
Walter P. Carter Pool Closed Following Vandalism Incident
The Walter P. Carter Pool will remain closed after glass was discovered in the water, marking the second pool vandalized this month.
Education
NAACP Chapters in Baltimore Withdraw from BCPS Superintendent Search Process
Local NAACP branches have decided to retract their support for the ongoing search for a new superintendent of Baltimore County Public Schools.
Public Safety
Laurel Police Seek Public's Help in Locating Suspect in Triple Shooting
A man has been charged in connection with a shooting that injured three individuals during a Cinco de Mayo celebration in Laurel.
City Hall
Baltimore Officials Defend Staffing Strategy Amid Criticism
City Hall stands by Mayor Scott's staffing plan as critics voice concerns over its effectiveness.
City Hall
Mayor Scott Endorses Candidate in Baltimore Sheriff's Race
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott has announced his support for a candidate in the upcoming primary for city sheriff.
City Hall
Developer Sues Baltimore Mayor and City Council Over Alleged Racial Discrimination
A former city developer claims he was fired due to his race shortly after a promotion, alleging discrimination by city leaders.
City Hall
Court Considers Subpoena Authority for Baltimore Inspector General
A judge's decision on the Inspector General's subpoena power could impact oversight agencies across Maryland.
City Hall
Baltimore Mayor and City Council Sue Agora Companies Over Alleged Consumer Fraud
Mayor Brandon M. Scott and the City Council have initiated legal action against Agora Companies for deceptive marketing practices targeting seniors.
City Hall
Safe Streets Baltimore Launches Sixth Annual Safe Summer Initiative
The Safe Summer program aims to enhance community safety through various events this summer in Baltimore.
Transit
Baltimore Light Rail Secures Funding Amid Budget Challenges
Maryland's finalized transportation plan ensures funding for Baltimore's light rail, crucial for fleet modernization.
Transit
Audit Reveals MTA Payroll Issues with Terminated Employees
A recent audit highlights significant payroll errors at the Maryland Transit Administration, including payments to fired employees.
Transit
Maryland Transit Agency Faces Staffing Challenges Amid High Vacancy Rates
A recent report highlights significant staffing shortages at Maryland's transit agency, raising concerns about service reliability.
Transit
Light Rail Service Resumes This Saturday After Temporary Shutdown
The Maryland Transit Administration announces the return of Light Rail services starting Saturday following a recent suspension.
Transit
Baltimore Students Face Lengthy Commutes on MTA Buses
An analysis reveals Baltimore students endure long and unpredictable bus rides to school, often exceeding 90 minutes.
Public Safety
Juneteenth News Highlights: Police Identify Suspect and More
On this Juneteenth, several key news stories emerge, including a suspect in a Towson University student's murder and local business updates.
Education
Baltimore Remembers Four Students Lost to Gun Violence in Emotional Ceremony
A poignant ceremony in Baltimore honors the memories of four students who were victims of gun violence this school year.