More Red Light, Speed Cameras Being Installed In Baltimore
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Heads up, drivers: more red light and speed cameras are going up in Baltimore.
The University of Maryland Medical Center is building a modular care unit for what it calls an anticipated fall surge of coronavirus cases.
The orchestra and its players have a new long-term contract in place that the organizations say will help BSO continue to thrive despite the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Police are investigating a triple shooting Friday afternoon in northwest Baltimore.
Maryland is one of just four states selected to participate in the new program which will provide job training and recovery services to people impacted by opioid epidemic in 14 jurisdictions.
A 10-year-old Orioles fan had his dream come true when his letter to Altobelli was answered with a signed photo of the World Series winning manager.
A 43-year-old man was shot overnight in northeast Baltimore.
A number of Maryland school systems said they have no immediate plans to change their schedules to begin the school year in-person.
Maryland lawmakers tackled issues surrounding police reform in the state with a virtual meeting of the Workgroup to Address Police Reform and Accountability in Maryland.
Officials have identified the Baltimore City Department of Public Works employee who died while working his route Tuesday as Donald Savoy.
Baltimore City Schools are still starting their semester online amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The Orioles announced on Thursday that the team has decided not to play its scheduled game against the Tampa Bay Rays as as many teams boycott games due to the unrest following the shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Baltimore Department Of Public Works officials say a number of issues have created a major backlog in trash pickup around the city.
Baltimore Mayor Jack Young blasted President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence for "flouting [his] executive order" and "exploiting the challenges of [the] City" by using Fort McHenry as the backdrop for Pence's Republican National Convention speech Wednesday night.
The Baltimore Museum of Art will begin a phased reopening on September 16 as closing due to the coronavirus pandemic. It expects to be fully reopened by Sept. 30.
A Baltimore woman was killed in a crash in Anne Arundel County Wednesday night, police said.
A Baltimore Police detective has been suspended without pay after being charged with perjury and misconduct in office, the department said Thursday.
A 19-year-old woman was arrested at Fort McHenry Wednesday during Vice President Mike Pence's visit, the Baltimore Police Department said.
A former Baltimore Police officer pleaded guilty Wednesday for lying to federal agents about the sale of illegal drugs seized during a BPD investigation.
Fort McHenry will be closed through Friday as crews take down the stage set up for Vice President Mike Pence's Republican National Convention speech Wednesday night, the National Park Service said.
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has postponed the launch of his latest Under Armour collection that was set to be released Thursday "out of respect for Jacob Blake and his family."
Vice President Mike Pence returned to Baltimore for one of the most important speeches of his political career—as he made his case for a second term for President Trump at the Republican National Convention.
Orioles manager Brandon Hyde said if some players opt not to play Thursday at Tampa Bay against the Rays in support of recent boycotts he'll, "support whatever they want to do."
At least one person was escorted by Baltimore Police after tense moments between President Trump supporters and protesters outside Fort McHenry ahead of Vice President Mike Pence's speech for the Republican National Convention on Wednesday.
UCLA filed a lawsuit against Under Armour on Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles for breach of contract, seeking damages in excess of $200 million.
