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I-695 Outer Loop Lane Closures in Pikesville Set to Begin Sunday Night
Drivers on I-695 in Pikesville will encounter lane closures from Sunday evening through Tuesday morning for road upgrades.
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Baltimore Weather Forecast for Monday, June 29: Cloudy, High 89°F / Low 67°F
Tomorrow in Baltimore (Monday, June 29): overcast skies, a high near 89°F and a low around 67°F.
City Hall
Baltimore City Officials Host Annual Baltimore Night in Annapolis
City leaders gather in Annapolis to showcase Baltimore's achievements and strengthen ties with state officials.
City Hall
City Council Member Proposes Plan to Tackle Open-Air Drug Markets in Baltimore
Mark Conway unveils a new strategy to combat open-air drug markets, urging collaboration among city leaders.
City Hall
Baltimore's $3.91 Billion Budget Prioritizes Public Safety, Housing, and Recreation
The city of Baltimore outlines its $3.91 billion budget, focusing on key areas like public safety, housing, and recreational services.
City Hall
City Council Considers Legislation to Enhance Inspector General's Record Access
A proposed bill aims to broaden the inspector general's ability to access city records, enhancing oversight and accountability.
City Hall
Baltimore Unveils New Strategy for Youth Engagement
The Mayor's office has announced a new initiative aimed at increasing youth engagement across Baltimore.
City Hall
Baltimore City Council Considers Inspector General Access Charter Amendment
A proposed charter amendment aims to clarify the access of Baltimore's inspector general to public records amid ongoing disputes.
Health
Johns Hopkins Launches Major Ambulatory Surgery Center in Maryland
The new facility aims to enhance outpatient surgical care in the Baltimore area, offering advanced medical services.
Health
Johns Hopkins' Access Partnership Marks Ten Years of Affordable Healthcare Services
The Access Partnership at Johns Hopkins celebrates a decade of offering low-cost healthcare services to the community.
Health
Johns Hopkins Hospital Designated for Ebola Treatment in Maryland Strategy
Maryland's strategy includes Johns Hopkins Hospital as a key facility for potential Ebola patients, with no current cases reported.
Health
Johns Hopkins Hospital Appoints Its First Female President in Over a Century
In a historic move, Johns Hopkins Hospital has appointed its first female president in its 125-year history, marking a significant milestone.
Health
Caroline Shafa Joins Johns Hopkins Medicine as M.H.A.
Johns Hopkins Medicine welcomes Caroline Shafa, M.H.A., to its team, enhancing leadership in healthcare management.
Health
Boston Doctor Admits Guilt in Child Pornography Case
A physician from Boston Children’s Hospital has pleaded guilty to charges related to child pornography.
Health
The Impact of Johns Hopkins University’s Nonprofit Status on Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University's nonprofit classification raises questions about its financial contributions and community engagement in Baltimore.
Health
Johns Hopkins Staff Receive Training on Diverse Health Care Perspectives
A new training program at Johns Hopkins aims to equip staff with insights into the broader aspects of health care delivery.
Health
Celebrating 70 Years of the Dome Magazine
The Dome, Johns Hopkins Medicine's magazine, marks its 70th anniversary, highlighting its role in medical communication.
Health
Three Individuals Injured in Shooting on North Broadway Near Johns Hopkins Hospital
A shooting incident on North Broadway in east Baltimore has left three people injured, prompting a police investigation.
Public Safety
Baltimore Police Report Over 950 Firearm Seizures in Early 2026
Since the beginning of 2026, Baltimore Police have confiscated more than 950 firearms in an ongoing effort to enhance public safety.
Public Safety
Baltimore Police Take Over 950 Guns Off the Streets in 2026
Since January, Baltimore Police have confiscated more than 950 firearms in an ongoing effort to combat city violence.