Johns Hopkins University Helping India Fight Covid Surge
More than 8,000 miles away, India is in the grips of a deadly second wave - and Johns Hopkins University is rushing to help out.
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More than 8,000 miles away, India is in the grips of a deadly second wave - and Johns Hopkins University is rushing to help out.
Days for a longtime Orioles fan and Baltimore native right now are tough. He's battling Covid in a North Carolina ICU, but one heart-stopping moment of history is helping him heal.
Community members are both angry and concerned after an Israeli man was murdered in Baltimore.
Police have arrested 30-year-old Martinez Armstrong in the June 2020 fatal shooting of 28-year-old Michael Montgomery.
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children and the Baltimore Police Department are hoping the public can help them find a missing 16-year-old.
After a war of words, Gov. Larry Hogan and Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott will be meeting next Thursday to discuss city violence. Police Commissioner Michael Harrison will also be at the meeting.
Black-tailed pups are now emerging in the Maryland's Zoo busy prairie dog colony.
Goucher College announced the Anne Hoover '67 Scholarship Fund to recruit students from under-represented areas.
Baltimore City police are investigating two shootings that left three people injured late Wednesday.
John Means etched his name into MLB and Baltimore Orioles history on Wednesday.
A $30,000 reward is being offered for information in the the fatal shooting of Efraim Gordon, a man who was visiting Baltimore from Israel.
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A 30-year-old man was shot in the lower left leg Wednesday in Baltimore, Baltimore Police said.
Gov. Larry Hogan said Baltimore lawmakers have repeatedly rejected legislation that would've been tough on crime. He also criticized prosecutors. Within hours after the initial comments, Mayor Brandon Scott responded on Twitter.
Cinco de Mayo 2020 was all but canceled, but this year the party is once again in person.
One Hampden restaurant owner is trying to fundraise enough money to buy a prime strip of the Avenue that her business sits on.
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Charles Street Promenade, a one-day closure of Charles Street to facilitate shopping, dining, and strolling, will be held May 22.
Baltimore Police are need help identifying people that may be connected to a recent attempted robbery
Baltimore City Metro Crime Stoppers are offering a reward for information regarding the fatal shooting of a man on North Payson Street.
It's Cinco de Mayo! And as a way to celebrate Mexican-American heritage several local restaurants are offering deals.
Baltimore City Mayor and Baltimore City Department of Transportation officially launch the Mayor's 'Capture the Pothole Challenge.'
Ravens games are one of those things that bring fans from near and far into the Baltimore city. It's great news for local businesses that took a huge hit during this pandemic.
After several reports of violent crimes in Baltimore city in recent days, Gov. Larry Hogan said the city needs to do a better job focusing on crime.
Gov. Larry Hogan toured a vaccination clinic in Baltimore Tuesday and announced that the state launched a dashboard to track vaccination rates for Maryland's nursing homes as a part of the "No Arm Left Behind" campaign.
