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Baltimore Residents Divided on City's Future Amid Mayor's International Outreach
As the mayor highlights progress in international partnerships, opinions among Baltimore residents reveal a split on the city's direction.
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City Hall
Kurt Schmoke, President of University of Baltimore, Announces Retirement for Next Year
Kurt Schmoke, who has led the University of Baltimore for several years, will retire next year, marking a significant transition for the institution.
City Hall
Baltimore Selects Finalists for Official City Tree
The city of Baltimore has announced six contenders for its official tree designation, showcasing local flora.
Public Safety
Man Shot on N. Edgecombe Circle Walks Into Hospital for Treatment
Baltimore police are investigating a shooting that left a 47-year-old man injured on N. Edgecombe Circle.
Public Safety
Coast Guard Collaborates with Local Agencies for Sail 250 in Baltimore
The U.S. Coast Guard joined forces with local and state agencies to ensure safety during the Sail 250 maritime event in Baltimore.
Public Safety
Community Mobilizes to Find Missing Baltimore Woman Darlene Campbell
Family and friends of 72-year-old Darlene Campbell, who has dementia, are organizing a search after she went missing last week.
Transit
New Express BusLink Routes Launched by MTA
The Maryland Transit Administration has unveiled new Express BusLink routes to enhance public transportation options.
Public Safety
Homicide Detectives Probe Deadly Stabbing in Downtown Baltimore
Baltimore police are investigating a fatal stabbing incident that occurred near the Charles Street metro station late Saturday night.
City Hall
Maryland GOP Chair Creates Viral AI Meme Targeting Scott Adviser
A viral meme created by the Maryland GOP chair has drawn attention for mocking an adviser to gubernatorial candidate Wes Moore.
Public Safety
Utah Wildfire Forces Evacuations as Conditions Worsen
The Cottonwood Fire, the largest wildfire in the U.S., spreads rapidly in Utah, prompting more evacuations and air quality concerns.
Public Safety
Investigation Launched into Baltimore Fire Incident
Authorities are currently investigating a fire that occurred in Baltimore, with details still emerging.
Public Safety
Authorities Investigate Fatal Double Shooting at Baltimore Convenience Store
Police are asking for public assistance following a double shooting that left one woman dead and a man injured in north Baltimore.
Education
Two Baltimore School Police Officers Indicted for Student Assault Caught on Camera
Charges have been filed against two officers following an incident involving a student that was recorded on video.
City Hall
Baltimore Residents Urge City Leaders to Address Neighborhood Decline
Community members express concerns about blight and quality of life at a recent city meeting.
Public Safety
Officer Acquitted in Case Linked to Freddie Gray's Death
A Baltimore police officer has been acquitted of charges related to the death of Freddie Gray, a case that sparked widespread protests.
City Hall
Fall Festivals in Baltimore Set New Dates to Celebrate Culture
Baltimore's Charm City Live and the Book Festival will take place in September, highlighting the city's cultural commitment.
City Hall
Bill Ferguson Reflects on Close Primary Race and Future Commitment
After a hard-fought primary campaign, Bill Ferguson vows to enhance his engagement with constituents in the 46th District.
City Hall
Montgomery County Council Races Remain Uncertain as Ballots are Counted
Several Montgomery County Council races are still too close to call as election officials continue to tally mail-in ballots.
Education
Only 40.8% of Baltimore City Schools Ninth Graders on Track to Graduate
Recent data reveals that less than half of last year's ninth graders in Baltimore City Schools are on track to graduate within four years.
Education
Baltimore City Schools to Use Rainy Day Fund Amid Federal Funding Cuts
School officials announce plans to utilize a reserve fund to offset a $48 million shortfall from the federal government.