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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.
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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.
Transit
Baltimore Light Rail Service Restarts Following Inspection Suspension
Light rail service in Baltimore resumes after a brief suspension for emergency fleet inspections, with free rides offered until January.
Transit
Metro Subway in Baltimore to Suspend Service for Equipment Testing This Friday Night
Baltimore's Metro Subway will halt operations Friday evening to conduct essential testing on new equipment.
Education
Baltimore County Board of Education Approves Contract for New Superintendent
Dr. William Heiser will lead Baltimore County Public Schools after being selected from a nationwide search.
Weather
Heat Advisory for the Baltimore Area (Moderate)
Heat Advisory issued June 30 at 3:03AM EDT until July 1 at 8:00PM EDT by NWS Baltimore MD/Washington DC
Weather
Extreme Heat Watch for the Baltimore Area (Severe)
Extreme Heat Watch issued June 30 at 3:03AM EDT until July 3 at 8:00PM EDT by NWS Baltimore MD/Washington DC
Education
Baltimore Schools Face Delays in Payments and Overtime Tracking, State Audit Reveals
A recent audit highlights significant issues in the Baltimore City school system regarding timely payments and police overtime management.
Education
23 Schools in Baltimore Report Zero Students Proficient in Math
Recent state test results reveal a troubling trend in Baltimore City schools, with 23 institutions showing no students meeting math proficiency.
Education
CASA Proposes Measures for Baltimore County Schools to Shield Students from Immigration Actions
CASA of Maryland recommends policy changes to Baltimore County Public Schools to enhance protections for students and families against immigration enforcement.
Education
Baltimore City School Spending Reaches $21,000 Per Student This Year
Baltimore City Schools' budget surges to $21,000 per student, raising questions about the impact on student performance.
Public Safety
Police Investigate Aggravated Assault at Cross Street Market, Seek Suspect's Identity
Baltimore Police are asking for public assistance in identifying a suspect involved in a recent aggravated assault at Cross Street Market.
Public Safety
Baltimore County Officials Address Community Crime Concerns at Towson Town Hall
Residents voice safety issues at the first of three town hall meetings focused on public safety in Towson.
Public Safety
Police Investigate Aggravated Assault at Cross Street Market
Authorities are looking for information on a suspect involved in an aggravated assault at Cross Street Market.
Public Safety
Veteran Reflects on Military Evolution at Baltimore Museum
At the Maryland Museum of Military History, a veteran shares insights on how military tools have evolved while the essence of soldiering remains unchanged.