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Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital Named Top Children's Hospital in Florida
U.S. News & World Report has recognized Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital as the leading children's hospital in Florida.
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Seven Nurses from Johns Hopkins Recognized in Baltimore Magazine's 2018 Top Nurses List
Baltimore Magazine honors seven dedicated nurses from Johns Hopkins for their exceptional contributions to healthcare.
Public Safety
Authorities Investigate Fatal Double Shooting at Baltimore Convenience Store
Baltimore police are asking for public assistance following a double shooting that resulted in two fatalities at a local convenience store.
City Hall
New York City Rent Board Implements Two-Year Rent Freeze
The NYC rent board has approved a rent freeze for two years, delivering on a promise made by Councilmember Mamdani during his campaign.
City Hall
Concerns Raised Over Brandon Scott's Leadership in Baltimore
A reader commentary highlights growing skepticism regarding Mayor Brandon Scott's integrity and effectiveness in office.
Public Safety
Chicago Man Arrested for Alleged Plot Against UFC Event at White House
A 20-year-old Chicago resident faces charges related to a planned attack during a UFC event at the White House.
Public Safety
Historic Promotion of Baltimore Fire Battalion Chief Serves as Inspiration
The recent elevation of a Baltimore fire battalion chief marks a significant milestone, inspiring many within the community.
Public Safety
Tragic Rowhouse Fire Claims Lives of Three Baltimore Firefighters
A joint memorial service will honor the lives of three Baltimore firefighters who died in a rowhouse fire on January 24, 2022.
Public Safety
Baltimore Fire Department Launches 'Fridays at the Firehouse' for Youth Engagement
The Baltimore City Fire Department invites local youth to explore firefighting through hands-on activities every Friday in August.
Public Safety
Tragic Fire Claims Lives of Three Baltimore Firefighters
Three firefighters have died and one is critically injured after a vacant rowhouse fire in Southwest Baltimore.
Public Safety
Baltimore Fire Department Seeks $39 Million to Address Fire Truck Shortage
City leaders face critical decisions as the Baltimore Fire Department proposes funding options to restore its fleet amid a significant shortage of fire trucks.
Public Safety
Five Individuals Charged in Assault and Cell Phone Theft Incident
Authorities have charged five individuals, including two men from Odenton, in connection with an assault and theft of a cell phone.
Courts
Baltimore Citation Docket to Meet Monthly Due to Low Citation Rates
Baltimore's citation docket will transition to a monthly schedule in 2025 as police issue fewer citations for low-level offenses.
City Hall
Baltimore City Council Approves Nearly $5 Billion Budget Amid Concerns Over Mayor's Office Expansion
The Baltimore City Council unanimously passed a budget focused on public safety and immigrant services, despite scrutiny on staffing increases in the Mayor's Office.
Public Safety
Baltimore Police Outline New Strategy for Fells Point After Recent Violence
Following two weekends of violence, city officials promise a revamped approach to maintaining order in Fells Point.
Public Safety
Trump Claims Iran Breached Ceasefire with Drone Strikes in Strait of Hormuz
President Trump alleges Iran violated a ceasefire by launching drones at vessels in the Strait of Hormuz.
Public Safety
American Confirmed Dead Following Earthquakes in Venezuela
The U.S. State Department has confirmed the death of an American in the recent earthquakes that struck Venezuela.
Transit
MTA Police Seek Public's Help in Locating Suspect from Bus Assault
Authorities are investigating an aggravated assault on a LocalLink 29 bus and have released a photo of a suspect.
Transit
Community Voices Rise Against MTA's BaltimoreLink Initiative
Local residents and activists express concerns regarding the MTA's BaltimoreLink transit plan amid ongoing discussions.
Transit
Baltimore Leaders Advocate for Regional Transit System Overhaul
A new task force aims to improve regional transit governance and funding, highlighting the need for collaboration among local jurisdictions.