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Baltimore's homicide rate has dropped to a historic low in the first half of 2026, but city officials stress that efforts to ensure safety continue.
A rally is set for Thursday in Baltimore as residents and activists oppose the establishment of an ICE office in Elkridge.
The city allocates $1.15 million to assist families facing financial challenges after losing loved ones to drug overdoses.
Julian Jones, poised to become Baltimore County's first Black executive, outlines priorities including housing, police reform, and fire department resources.
Former school board member Jocelyn Route narrowly wins the primary for Prince George's County Register of Wills in a crowded field.
Three new sheriffs have emerged from the Democratic primaries in Baltimore City, Baltimore County, and Montgomery County, aiming to modernize their offices.
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The newly appointed CEO of Baltimore City Public Schools has laid out her main objectives as she begins her tenure.
R-Trainers aims to make swimming lessons accessible to everyone, emphasizing the importance of water safety in the community.
Baltimore Police arrested an individual during a chaotic scene involving a fight outside a house fire on Marmon Avenue.
A recent police operation in Baltimore uncovered a child living among dirt bikes, firearms, and illegal drugs.
Adnan Syed, convicted in 2000 for the murder of Hae Min Lee, has been released after a judge vacated his conviction.
Ivan Bates advocates for Adnan Syed's resentencing, arguing he poses no threat to public safety after two years of freedom.
Ivan Bates, Baltimore's State's Attorney, is taking a cautious approach in making decisions regarding the Adnan Syed case.
Baltimore City State's Attorney Ivan Bates has retracted a motion to vacate Adnan Syed's conviction, citing misleading statements in the original filing.
The city of Baltimore is set to pursue a lawsuit against online sports betting giants FanDuel and DraftKings in state court.
Negotiations between CareFirst and Johns Hopkins Medicine intensify, risking coverage for outpatient procedures if no agreement is reached by December.
Community health initiatives are vital in improving health outcomes and access to care in Baltimore neighborhoods.
A recent report highlights the 20 highest-ranked hospitals in America for 2025, showcasing excellence in healthcare.