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Virginia to Launch Retail Sales of Recreational Marijuana in 2027
Virginia will permit recreational marijuana sales in retail stores starting July 1, 2027, expanding access after prior legalization.
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Alex Murdaugh's Retrial on Murder Charges Scheduled for April 2027
A new judge has set the date for Alex Murdaugh's retrial on murder charges for April 5, 2027, following the overturning of his previous convictions.
Education
Baltimore Schools Promote Student with 0.13 GPA Amid $1.4 Billion Budget
A Baltimore City high school senior with a 0.13 GPA was promoted, raising questions about academic standards and district spending.
Education
Baltimore City Schools Dismiss Early Due to Heat and Lack of Air Conditioning
Several schools in Baltimore City transitioned to virtual learning Monday as high temperatures and inadequate A/C prompted early dismissals.
Education
41% of Baltimore High School Students Achieve Below 1.0 GPA
Recent data reveals that nearly half of high school students in Baltimore City Schools are failing to meet basic academic standards.
Education
Only 14 Baltimore City Schools Remain Without Air Conditioning
Baltimore City Public Schools have reduced the number of schools lacking air conditioning from 75 to 14, but concerns remain.
Public Safety
Mayor Scott Urges Community Groups to Register for National Night Out Events
Baltimore's Mayor encourages local organizations to participate in the upcoming National Night Out celebrations this August.
Public Safety
Drowning Incidents Prompt Urgent Water Safety Reminders Ahead of Holiday Weekend
With three recent child drownings in Maryland, safety experts are urging families to prioritize water safety as the July Fourth holiday approaches.
Weather
Baltimore Weather Forecast for Tuesday, June 30: Cloudy, High 93°F / Low 70°F
Tomorrow in Baltimore (Tuesday, June 30): overcast skies, a high near 93°F and a low around 70°F.
City Hall
New Acting Director Appointed for Prince George’s County Public Works
County Executive Aisha Braveboy has named Oluseyi Olugbenle as the acting director of Public Works and Transportation.
Public Safety
Body of Missing Baltimore Woman Darlene Campbell Discovered
Darlene Campbell, a 72-year-old woman with dementia, was found deceased in a building after being missing since June 17.
Public Safety
Body of Missing Maryland Woman Discovered in Greenmount Avenue Building
Baltimore Police confirm the recovery of a missing woman's body from a building on Greenmount Avenue.
Public Safety
Body of Missing 72-Year-Old Darlene Campbell Discovered in East Baltimore
The remains of Darlene Campbell, reported missing earlier this month, were found in a vacant building on Greenmount Avenue.
Public Safety
Body of Missing 72-Year-Old Discovered in Baltimore's Barclay Neighborhood
The Baltimore Police Department has confirmed the recovery of a missing elderly woman's remains in the Barclay area.
Public Safety
Baltimore Residents Voice Concerns Over Dirt Bike Activity
Local community members are increasingly worried about the impact of dirt bikes on safety and quality of life in Baltimore.
City Hall
Trump Criticizes Bipartisan Housing Bill as He Awaits Signature Decision
President Trump labels the recently passed housing bill as unimportant, threatening to withhold his signature unless another act is passed.
Public Safety
Deported Venezuelans Missing After Earthquakes Strike Hours Later
Over 100 Venezuelans deported from the U.S. hours before devastating earthquakes are now unaccounted for, raising concerns for their safety.
Courts
Luigi Mangione's Murder Trial Delayed Until 2027
The trial of Luigi Mangione, accused of murder, has been rescheduled for 2027, marking a significant delay in the legal proceedings.
Public Safety
US Increases Humanitarian Aid to Venezuela Following Earthquakes
The US government has pledged over $300 million in aid as rescue efforts continue in Venezuela after devastating earthquakes.
City Hall
Investigation into Mayor Scott's Advisor Raises Ongoing Concerns
A recent investigation has left lingering questions about the conduct of an advisor to Mayor Brandon Scott.