US Veteran 'Feeling Whole' Year After Penis Transplant At Johns Hopkins
More than a year after performing the world's most extensive penis transplant, doctors say their patient has recovered and reports "feeling whole" again.
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More than a year after performing the world's most extensive penis transplant, doctors say their patient has recovered and reports "feeling whole" again.
Light City features some of the brightest art displays of the year in Baltimore, but it also features some of the city's tastiest local food.
Detectives in Baltimore asking for the public's help in locating a missing 28-year-old man.
Mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young announced Wednesday a new cabinet charged with helping lead the city's investment and commitment to the city's children and youth.
The Department Of Housing And Community Development will enforce a new license-registration process for short-term residential rentals.
Paul's Place, a non-profit organization that started out helping the homeless, is expanding into training people for life-long careers.
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State lawmakers reinforced their stance on increased education funding Wednesday, announcing a $2.2 billion school construction plan.
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