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Three people, including a 14-year-old boy, were injured in a shooting Monday evening in Baltimore’s Southern District, according to police.
Baltimore City’s school board voted unanimously to approve the school budget proposal for the 2026 fiscal year at a meeting Tuesday evening.
Two teenagers are in custody following an armed robbery earlier this month in Northeast Baltimore that targeted another juvenile waiting for a
Baltimore’s fiscal year 2025 spending freeze remains in effect as the city continues to grapple with vacancies driving high overtime costs among first responders.
Baltimore faces a weather roller coaster with fog, thunderstorms, isolated flooding, and temperature changes ahead.
The University of Maryland announced that it is laying off 30 full-time staff, and eliminate another 30 vacant positions after federal cuts to the National Institutes of Health and other research funding.
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WBAL-TV on MSNUpdate: Massive warehouse fire in West Baltimore downgraded, some train services returnThe massive warehouse fire continues to burn Tuesday morning as firefighters downgraded the once 7-alarm fire in West Baltimore as collapse remains an issue.
She’s advertising squatter homes. She does this for a certain fee, and she’ll move you into somebody’s property that’s not yours,” a woman who identified as a squatter
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