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Driver Arrested After High-Speed Chase Near Chesapeake Bay Bridge
A suspected drunk driver led police on a dangerous chase before crashing near the Maryland Chesapeake Bay Bridge.
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Education
Baltimore County School Board Approves Superintendent's Contract and Eases Residency Requirement
The Baltimore County School Board has officially approved a new contract for the superintendent and modified the residency rule for employees.
Health
Johns Hopkins Hospital Drops to Fourth in National Rankings
Once ranked as the best hospital in the nation for over two decades, Johns Hopkins Hospital has now fallen to fourth place.
Health
Baltimore's Johns Hopkins Bayview Among Nation's Best Hospitals
A recent report ranks six Maryland hospitals in the top 5% nationwide for clinical care, with Johns Hopkins Bayview making the top 1%.
Health
Johns Hopkins Places Pediatric Cardiologist on Leave Amid Controversial Social Media Posts
Dr. Darren Klugman faces scrutiny for anti-Palestinian remarks on social media, prompting an investigation by Johns Hopkins.
Health
Local Hospitals Recognized for Social Responsibility Efforts
Johns Hopkins Bayview and University of Maryland Medical Center Midtown have been highlighted for their commitment to social responsibility.
Health
Johns Hopkins Hospital Criticized for Legal Actions Against Low-Income Patients
The hospital's decision to sue low-income patients for unpaid medical bills has sparked significant community backlash.
Courts
Sex Offense Charges Against Baltimore County Teacher Dismissed
A Baltimore County teacher faced with sex offense allegations has had all charges dropped after victims declined to testify.
Courts
Baltimore County State's Attorney Candidates Debate Office Effectiveness
The race for Baltimore County State's Attorney centers on the office's ability to adapt to evolving legal challenges.
Public Safety
Tragic Pool Drownings in Anne Arundel County; Community Steps Up for Baltimore Vacancies
Two boys lost their lives in separate pool incidents in Anne Arundel County, while more vacant homes in Baltimore are being donated to help address housing shortages.
Weather
Extreme Heat Wave Expected in Baltimore Area
A significant heatwave is set to impact central Maryland and the Eastern Shore, with heat index values soaring this week.
Health
Union Hospital Birth Center in Cecil County to Close Amid Community Concerns
The closure of Cecil County's only birth center raises questions about healthcare access for expectant mothers in the region.
City Hall
Will Jawando Poised to Become Montgomery County Executive Following Primary Victory
Will Jawando's diverse coalition and key endorsements helped him secure a significant win in the Montgomery County executive primary.
Business
Jennifer Driban Appointed as National Aquarium's First Female President and CEO
Jennifer Driban, a decade-long employee of the National Aquarium, steps into the role of president and CEO amid significant renovations.
Transit
Summer Closures for Three Red Line Stops in Montgomery County
WMATA's Red Line will close three stations this summer, with new bus lanes to aid commuters during the shutdown.
City Hall
Baltimore Sees Surge in Donations of Vacant Properties
City officials report a significant increase in property owners donating vacant homes and lots to combat urban blight.
Education
Baltimore County's School Overcrowding Plan Stalls Amid Unfilled Committee Seats
Nearly two years after a bill aimed at addressing school overcrowding was passed, key committee appointments remain incomplete.
Transit
MTA Suspends Light Rail Services Due to Mechanical Issues
The Maryland Transit Authority halts all light rail operations starting December 8 to address safety concerns and necessary repairs.
Transit
Baltimore's School Transportation Crisis Needs Urgent Attention
With 25,000 students relying on public transit, Baltimore faces significant challenges in getting kids to school on time.
Transit
Maryland Transit Systems Face $2 Billion Funding Shortfall
A recent report highlights a significant $2 billion gap in funding for transit systems across Maryland, raising concerns for future operations.