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Fire Contained at Baltimore City Structure with No Reported Injuries
Firefighters swiftly managed a structure fire in Baltimore City on Thursday evening, with no injuries reported.
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Public Safety
Juvenile Gun Arrests at Inner Harbor Spark Debate on Accountability
The arrest of two teens with prior robbery records at Baltimore's Inner Harbor raises questions about juvenile justice reform.
Health
Health Department Issues Swimming Advisory for Pasadena Beaches
Bayside Beach and Upper Magothy Beach are under advisories due to elevated bacteria levels, warning against water activities.
Education
Elkridge to Welcome Its First High School After 70 Years
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball announces the acquisition of land for High School #14 in Elkridge, marking a significant educational milestone.
Education
Baltimore Education Board Candidates Address Key Issues Ahead of Election
Candidates for the Baltimore City Board of Education outline their positions on education policy and community engagement.
Education
Worcester County Primary Election Centers on School Funding Debate
The primary election in Worcester County is heavily influenced by contentious issues surrounding school funding.
Education
Baltimore's Incoming Schools CEO Addresses Key Issues Facing Education
The new CEO of Baltimore schools outlines priorities including school choice, academic standards, and contract details.
City Hall
Federal Investigation Launched into Baltimore City Health Department
The U.S. Department of Justice has initiated an investigation into the Baltimore City Health Department's practices.
Public Safety
Baltimore County Animal Services Overwhelmed by Influx of Animals
With over 40 animals taken in one day, Baltimore County Animal Services seeks community support as they face capacity challenges.
Public Safety
Baltimore Man Receives 54-Month Sentence for Role in Shootout
James Beverly Jr. has been sentenced for his involvement in a drive-by shooting incident in East Baltimore, highlighting ongoing gun violence issues.
City Hall
Candidates for Maryland Senate District 41 Prepare for 2024 Election
As the 2024 election approaches, Maryland Senate District 41 candidates focus on key issues affecting local communities.
Courts
Baltimore Man Charged with Shooting Mother Over Dispute About Intoxicated Work Plans
A Baltimore man is facing charges after allegedly shooting his mother during an argument about his intention to work while under the influence.
Courts
Baltimore's State's Attorney Discusses Law and Order Challenges
Ivan Bates emphasizes the importance of law, order, and community engagement in Baltimore's legal system.
Education
Maryland Schools Announce Delays and Closures
Several Maryland schools are experiencing delays and closures due to weather conditions, affecting students and families.
Education
Altercation at REACH! Partnership School Results in Hospitalization
A fight at REACH! Partnership School has led to one individual being hospitalized following the incident.
Education
Howard County Selects Location for Future 14th High School
The site for Howard County's 14th high school has been chosen, although construction is projected to be several years away.
Education
Baltimore Schools to Use Reserves for Charter School Agreement
The Baltimore City school board has approved a plan to allocate reserve funds for a charter school deal, providing $196,000 to a closing school.
Education
New Baltimore Schools CEO Addresses Key Issues Ahead of Tenure
The incoming CEO of Baltimore schools discusses school choice, academic standards, and contract expectations.
Public Safety
East Baltimore Shootout Leads to 54-Month Federal Sentence for Local Man
A Baltimore resident has received a 54-month prison sentence for involvement in a violent shootout in East Baltimore.
Public Institutions
Reginald F. Lewis Museum President Terri Lee Freeman to Retire in December
Terri Lee Freeman, who has led the Reginald F. Lewis Museum since 2020, will retire at the end of December, marking a significant transition for the institution.