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Future of Democrats at Stake in Hoyer's Replacement Race
The competitive primary to replace retiring Rep. Steny Hoyer highlights changing demographics and leadership within the Democratic Party.
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Public Safety
Fire Recruit Under Investigation After Threats and Loaded Guns Found
A recruit from the Baltimore City Fire Department faces scrutiny after allegedly making violent threats and having loaded firearms in his vehicle.
Public Safety
East Baltimore Fire Controlled in Under 30 Minutes, Investigation Launched
A fire in east Baltimore was extinguished swiftly by firefighters on Wednesday night, with an investigation now in progress.
Public Safety
Southeast Baltimore Commercial Fire Successfully Contained
A fire at a commercial property in Southeast Baltimore has been contained with no reported injuries.
Public Safety
Community Grieves After Fatal Fire in North Baltimore Rowhome
Residents of the Barclay neighborhood come together in mourning after a fire claims the life of a beloved community member.
Courts
Marilyn Mosby's Fraud Trial to Be Moved to Greenbelt
A federal judge has agreed to relocate the trial of former Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby to Greenbelt amid concerns about fair jury selection.
Health
Johns Hopkins Terminates Negotiations with Insurer, Impacting Thousands
The decision by Johns Hopkins to cease negotiations with a major insurer leaves many patients without in-network coverage.
Health
Addressing Health Care Disparities in Maryland
Maryland faces significant challenges in health care equity, impacting communities across the state, including Baltimore.
Health
Johns Hopkins Gears Up for Hantavirus Response Efforts
Johns Hopkins University is preparing to assist in the response to the hantavirus, enhancing public health measures.
Health
Johns Hopkins and UnitedHealthcare End Contract Negotiations Without Resolution
Johns Hopkins Medicine informs staff that negotiations with UnitedHealthcare have concluded without a new contract.
Health
Enbar Cohen Joins Johns Hopkins Medicine Legal Team
Johns Hopkins Medicine announces the appointment of Enbar Cohen, J.D., enhancing its legal department's expertise.
Health
Chimamanda Adichie Claims Hospital Delays Inquest into Son's Death
Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie alleges Euracare hospital is obstructing an inquest regarding her son's death.
Health
Johns Hopkins Hospital Engages Students with Inspiring Health Education
Experts from Johns Hopkins Hospital recently conducted a series of interactive sessions aimed at educating and inspiring local students about health careers.
Health
Job Fair Scheduled at Johns Hopkins Hospital
Johns Hopkins Hospital is set to hold a job fair, offering numerous employment opportunities in the healthcare sector.
Health
Angela Green, Ph.D., R.N., F.A.A.N. Joins Johns Hopkins Medicine
Dr. Angela Green has been appointed to a prominent role at Johns Hopkins Medicine, bringing extensive expertise in nursing and healthcare.
City Hall
Judge Rules Against Baltimore's Effort to Seal Inspector General Records
A Baltimore judge has denied the city's request to seal documents sought by the inspector general regarding potential fraud in a youth program.
Public Safety
AFRAM Festival Celebrates 50 Years of Culture in Druid Hill Park
The AFRAM Festival kicks off its 50th anniversary in Baltimore's Druid Hill Park, celebrating African-American culture and unity.
Public Safety
Teen Arrested Following Gunfire Incident in Fells Point
A 16-year-old boy was taken into custody after gunshots rang out near Broadway Market in Fells Point early Saturday morning.
Courts
Baltimore County Settles Civil Rights Case for $100K Amid Calls for Reform
A $100,000 settlement in a civil rights lawsuit highlights the need for reform in how sexual assault cases are handled by authorities.
Courts
Baltimore State's Attorney Cancels Close to 600 Minor Offense Warrants
In a significant move, Baltimore's State's Attorney has announced the cancellation of nearly 600 warrants linked to minor offenses.