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Baltimore rejected a plan to shrink the City Council. Some of its poorest precincts disagreed.
Most impoverished communities voted to approve the David Smith-backed measure to shrink the Baltimore City Council from 14 to eight, precinct-level data shows.
Most communities in Baltimore supported the plan to redevelop Harborplace
1 injured in Baltimore asphalt plant fire
One person was taken to the hospital Saturday following a two-alarm fire at an asphalt processing plant in East Baltimore, fire officials said.
One person was injured in a two alarm fire at 1500 Ponca St. on Saturday. Andrew Doyle
Christmas Village is coming to the Inner Harbor. Here’s what to expect.
Mulled wine and bratwurst fans rejoice. The Christmas Village, inspired by the Nuremberg Christmas Market in Germany, kicks off this weekend in the Inner Harbor.
Kayla Howard, of Baltimore, looks at a pickle Ornament at Myroslavas Creations at Baltimore’s Christmas Village, Saturday, December 10, 2022.
Parents are ready to defend Baltimore’s smallest elementary school from closure
Edgewood Elementary’s small size has landed it on the chopping block despite students performing relatively well on state testing.
At a community meeting to discuss a potential school closure, Edgewood Elementary parents and grandparents questioned why their small school may be shuttered despite their students performing well.
A guide to the best gluten-free Thanksgiving recipes — and inedible ones to avoid
Break gluten-free bread on a bread-heavy holiday with celiac-friendly Thanksgiving recipes for stuffing, gravy and cake. (They aren’t all winners, though.)
The Williams Sonoma stuffing looks beautiful with its firm cubes of rice flour and stew of veggies.
Bowleys Quarters man dies from injuries after fall into fire pit
The death of a Bowleys Quarters man who fell into a fire pit is Baltimore County’s 11th fire-related death of 2024.
Maryland Army National Guard Servicemembers Staff Sgt. Edward Graham and Spc. Sherie Peeks were honored by the Baltimore County Fire Department for their actions during the Dundalk Fire Station fire Feb. 10, 2010. Along with 13 firefighters and EMS personnel they were presented Executive Citations from Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith and also received Hero Pins.
Trump taps Johns Hopkins surgeon Marty Makary for FDA chief
President-elect Donald Trump on Friday announced he has nominated Dr. Marty Makary, a Johns Hopkins University pancreatic surgeon and Fox News contributor, to be commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration.
Dr. Marty Makary
Snyder convicted of attempted extortion in hospital organ transplant case
Medical malpractice attorney Stephen L. Snyder was convicted in a federal attempted extortion case.
Attorney Stephen L. Snyder leaves Edward A. Garmatz United States District Courthouse after being convicted on Friday.
Edmondson Village Shopping Center bags a major grocer
ALDI, a discount grocery chain, will take over a space at the Edmondson Village Shopping Center that was damaged in a fire.
Edmondson Village Shopping Center in Baltimore, Monday, October 17, 2022.
Jon Meoli: Just how risky do the Orioles’ want to be when it comes to free agent pitching?
They can shop for free agents previously thought to be off limits, but it remains to be seen what the Orioles will do when they open their wallet.
Zach Eflin was once out of the Orioles’ price range. Now they might be willing to spend for a pitcher to supplant him at the top of their rotation.
Obituary: Longtime bartender at The Drinkery made friends everywhere she went
Maloney, an independent, feisty and eccentric woman who spent much of her life in Baltimore as a bartender at The Drinkery, died on Nov. 8. She was 92.
Josephine Maloney, longtime bartender at The Drinkery in Mount Vernon.
A Baltimore hospital sued a homeless man who refused to leave. Why?
Hospitals are seeing an increasing number of homeless patients walking into emergency rooms. After they’re admitted, some refuse to leave. This is the story of a lawsuit Sinai Hospital filed against one such patient.
Many Baltimore Catholic churches are celebrating their final regular Mass. Here’s what to know.
More than a dozen parishes in the Archdiocese of Baltimore will celebrate their final Mass this weekend, part of a yearslong process of consolidation.
A 140th anniversary banner is fastened to the front handrail of St. Gregory the Great Catholic Church on Sunday, June 16, 2024 in Baltimore, MD.
Egg vs. wallet: Which area grocery store has the lowest prices?
The price of eggs is just one of the factors for a high food bill these days. We set out to find which local grocery stores will hurt your wallet the least.
1.5M Marylanders will travel for Thanksgiving. Here’s what to know.
To keep travelers safe during Thanksgiving weekend, officials are reminding people to drive sober, slow down, leave with extra time and move over for stopped vehicles.
Maryland transportation officials expect Thanksgiving holiday traffic to be at its worst between Nov. 26 and Dec. 1.
Baltimore trash collector who died from on-the-job injuries remembered as caring, generous
Timothy “Timmy” Cartwell died after an on-the-job incident on Nov. 8 while he was collecting trash for Baltimore’s Department of Public Works. He was 60.
Timothy "Timmy" Cartwell is remembered as a beloved son, brother, uncle and friend.
Judge holds Snyder in contempt, orders him jailed overnight in attempted extortion trial
Medical malpractice attorney Stephen L. Snyder’s federal attempted extortion case is headed to closing arguments.
Attorney Stephen L. Snyder leaves the Edward A. Garmatz United States District Courthouse in Baltimore on Wednesday, November 13, 2024.
22-year-old man fatally shot on Baltimore-Washington Parkway was ‘love and light’
Isaiah Shackleford, a shy and kind 22-year-old and the youngest of eight children, was shot on Nov. 7 while driving on Maryland Route 295 toward Annapolis. He died the next day.
Isaiah Shackleford was kind and free-spirited, persistent and goofy, with a contagious laugh.
The Baltimore Banner welcomes Hunter Schloss as Senior Vice President of Growth
Hunter Schloss will serve as Senior Vice President (SVP) of Growth, where he will drive subscription acquisition strategies, enhance reader engagement and optimize retention.
Hunter Schloss has been named Senior Vice President of Growth at The Baltimore Banner.
Some nurses at St. Agnes Hospital ask for vote to decertify union
A group of nurses at St. Agnes Hospital have asked for a vote to decertify their union.
A group of nurses at St. Agnes Hospital have asked for a vote to decertify their union.
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