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BGE Wins Court Ruling on $120M Baltimore Infrastructure Costs
A recent court decision has determined that Baltimore Gas and Electric will not bear the costs for $120 million in infrastructure upgrades.
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City Hall
Mayor Scott Seeks Clarity Following Audit on City Billing Practices
An audit has highlighted significant deficiencies in Baltimore's city bill collection processes, prompting Mayor Scott to seek immediate explanations.
Public Safety
Baltimore Fire Lieutenant Mark Dranbauer Passes Away Following On-Duty Medical Emergency
The Baltimore firefighting community is grieving the loss of Lt. Mark Dranbauer, who suffered a medical emergency while on duty.
Public Safety
James Wallace Appointed New Chief of Baltimore City Fire Department
James Wallace, a former paramedic, has been named the new chief of the Baltimore City Fire Department, bringing extensive experience to the role.
Public Safety
New Legislation Mandates Updated Smoke Alarms in Maryland Homes
Maryland has enacted a new law requiring the installation of updated smoke alarms in residences to enhance fire safety.
Public Safety
Baltimore Fire Officer in Critical Condition Following Ladder Incident
A Baltimore City Fire Department officer is in critical condition after experiencing a medical emergency while on a ladder.
Public Safety
Baltimore Fire Department Unveils New Engine in Classic Orange Color
A new fire engine featuring a vibrant orange color reminiscent of the 1970s has joined the Baltimore Fire Department's fleet.
Public Safety
US and Iran Continue Nuclear Negotiations Amid Uranium Enrichment Dispute
Ongoing talks in Switzerland focus on limiting Iran's uranium enrichment capabilities as part of a potential nuclear agreement.
Transit
New Coalition Advocates for a Regional Transit Authority in Baltimore
A newly formed coalition aims to establish a dedicated transit authority to improve public transportation in the Baltimore area.
Transit
Hackers Claim Responsibility for Breach at Port of Baltimore Operator
A group of hackers with ties to Russia has announced a cyber breach involving the operator of the Port of Baltimore.
Transit
Light Rail Services Halted Following Fire Incident
Light Rail services in Baltimore have been temporarily suspended due to a fire event captured on video.
Transit
Light Rail Service Disrupted Following Collision with Vehicle
A collision between a car and a light rail train briefly interrupted service in Baltimore, causing delays.
Transit
Mask Requirements on Maryland Public Transit: What You Should Know
Maryland's public transit system continues to enforce mask mandates in response to health guidelines.
Education
Baltimore County Public Schools Appoints New Superintendent
Baltimore County Public Schools has officially named a new superintendent to lead the district.
Education
Baltimore County Public Schools Welcomes New Superintendent
Baltimore County Public Schools has appointed a new superintendent to lead the district in the upcoming academic year.
Public Safety
Baltimore's Budget Deficit Reaches $64 Million Amid Financial Challenges
The city of Baltimore faces a significant budget deficit of $64 million due to various financial pressures.
Public Safety
Fire in Railcar at Penn Station Causes Travel Disruptions
A fire in a railcar at Baltimore's Penn Station has led to significant delays for travelers using the station.
Public Safety
Baltimore Fire Battalion Chief Lawrence Goldberg Honored as a Fallen Hero
The Baltimore community pays tribute to Battalion Chief Lawrence Goldberg, who bravely served the city until his untimely passing.
City Hall
Ferguson, Jones, and Others Secure Primary Wins in Maryland
Senate President Bill Ferguson and Julian Jones emerge victorious in recent primary elections, setting the stage for key upcoming races.
Public Safety
Police Chase in West Baltimore Leads to Multiple Vehicle Collisions and Officer Injuries
A high-speed pursuit of a carjacking suspect resulted in injuries to three officers and damage to several vehicles in Baltimore.