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South Baltimore wetlands, other statewide projects lose FEMA funding
A canceled Federal Emergency Management Agency program is leaving Maryland without funding for resilient infrastructure ...
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Two men arrested for crime spree around Baltimore, including several shootings
Baltimore Police have arrested two men in connection to several recent shootings, a carjacking and burglary in the Baltimore ...
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Thousands more people affected by cyberattack at Baltimore City Public Schools
The number of people impacted by a massive cyberattack on Baltimore City Public Schools increased to 31,000, 11 News ...
Baltimore Orioles Have Fallen From Ranks of Contenders in American League
There may not be a team in baseball that has been as disappointing as the Baltimore Orioles over the first few weeks of the 2025 MLB regular season. Entering pl ...
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Strides made, strides to go: Baltimore Police Commissioner on becoming a "model" department
"I'm a little bit biased but I think we're gonna be the model for policing," Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley ...
Baltimore mayor pledges to cut property taxes by 2028
Mayor Brandon Scott made the promise during his annual State of the City address, where he outlined a slate of ambitious ...
Data breach prompts increased cybersecurity for Baltimore City Public Schools, State's Attorney's office
Baltimore City Public Schools and the State's Attorney's Office are ramping up cybersecurity measures after a data breach, ...
Maryland's public defender: Why Baltimore needs police reform now
Second, transparency must be a non-negotiable policy. A public database of officer conduct records would ensure that every ...