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Flush with cash from opioid settlements, Scott reveals Baltimore’s overdose playbook
Mayor Brandon Scott laid the groundwork for the city to begin spending money, with designs on slowing the death toll in a city where in recent years an average of three people have died from overdoses every day.
Mayor Brandon Scott at a press conference in Baltimore City Hall's rotunda on Aug. 29 laid out his plans for managing the money won from pharmaceutical companies as part of ongoing opioid litigation.
Hilton workers prepare for strike after failing to reach deal with city-owned hotel
After voting to authorize a strike earlier this month, union hotel workers and Hilton had their final negotiations before their contract's expiration on Aug. 29.
Roughly 200 unionized workers at the Hilton participated in a vote on Aug. 9, deciding not to extend their contract with the city-owned hotel.
City shutting down East Baltimore motorcycle club that was torched after deadly shootout
Police confirmed the fire last week at the East Baltimore motorcycle club was arson.
A neighborhood motorcycle club went up in flames on Wednesday night. The aftermath is pictured on Aug. 22, 2024. The club has been a focus of law enforcement after a mass shooting occurred in front of the premises on Sunday, where one person was killed.
Letters: Giant Food grocery curfew unfairly blames youths for crime
Grocery stores targeting youths with curfews sends the harmful and inaccurate message that young people are primarily responsible for crime and shoplifting, says Hannah Stommel, a Zubrow fellow at the Juvenile Law Center.
Two Giant grocery stores in Baltimore are implementing a youth supervision policy to combat what the company calls a recent rise in theft.
7 things to do in Howard County, from a Ravens paint party to a Labor Day concert
From a Caribbean wine festival to a Ravens paint party, here are some of the activities coming up in the county for the week ending Sept. 4.
The Labor Day celebration will be held at the Chrysalis stage at Merriweather Post Pavilion on Monday Sept. 2, 2024.
Housing vouchers help most when counselors are on hand, report says
Sometimes referred to as housing navigators or counselors, they take on a range of tasks, including providing hands-on support to households as they browse housing options and make contact with landlords.
High-quality counseling is key to helping voucher households move to high-opportunity locations.
Death toll is now 9 in listeria outbreak tied to Boar’s Head deli meat, CDC says
The new food poisoning toll includes two deaths in South Carolina plus one each in Florida, New Mexico and Tennessee, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said. Three deaths were previously confirmed in people who lived in Illinois, New Jersey and Virginia.
This image, which was provided by the U.S. Department of Agriculture in July 2024, shows a label for Boar’s Head liverwurst. The company recalled 7 million pounds of deli meats on July 30, 2024, expanding an initial recall on July 25 after a liverwurst sample collected in Maryland tested positive for listeria.
Baltimore region needs strategy, workers as it seeks federal money for Tech Hub
The Greater Baltimore Tech Hub Consortium was one of 31 communities across the country to receive the federal designation last year as a “Tech Hub.”
President Joe Biden listens as Mark Anthony Thomas, President and CEO of the Greater Baltimore Committee, speaks during an event on the economy. The Greater Baltimore Tech Hub Consortium was one of 31 communities across the country to receive the federal designation last year as a “Tech Hub.”
Howard County Police search for teenage suspect in fatal shooting at Columbia mall
Howard County Police said in a news release that they believe a 17-year-old from Columbia targeted Angelo Little, also 17, as shoppers milled about on July 27. Detectives said the suspect and victim knew each other, but they have not determined a motive.
A still image from surveillance video at The Mall in Columbia shows a person in black pants, a black hoodie and a face covering running down a hallway.
Woman charged with murder in Catonsville fatal stabbing of her sister, court records show
The 29-year-old woman who was arrested over the weekend and charged with murder after a woman’s death in Catonsville killed her sister after a wedding, according to charging documents.
6/16/22—A Baltimore County police car sits outside of the Public Safety Building and Police Department in Towson.
Propane distribution company sues Dali owners over alleged losses from Key Bridge collapse
A Baltimore propane distribution company is suing the owners of the cargo ship Dali for economic losses suffered from the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse.
Wreckage from the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge is seen in front of the Baltimore skyline from a boat in the Patapsco River on April 25, 2024.
Three teens, one adult charged in a string of burglaries at gun shops in multiple counties
Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown on Tuesday said that over the course of three successful burglaries, the group stole at least 81 firearms and 10 firearm replicas from gun stores.
Baltimore Police lights flicker at night.
He had ‘a tough message’ for Baltimore’s school board. The meeting ended abruptly.
The school board “was made aware of a potentially unsafe situation in the boardroom,” according to a statement from the school system.
The exterior of the Baltimore City Schools administrative headquarters on North Avenue.
New Catonsville library goes beyond books with recording studios, video games
“This is the library they’re going to remember, but a thousand times better," Sonia Alcántara-Antoine, the CEO of the Baltimore County Public Library, said of the renovated Catonsville branch.
The renovated Catonsville branch of the Baltimore County Public Library features new furniture, new windows that let in more light, a dedicated teen area and two recording studios.
Baltimore declares code red as heat index could reach 109 degrees Wednesday
Dangerously high temperatures are forecast for the region Wednesday, and some Baltimore schools are set to close early.
A man in silhouette adjusts his hat while running away from the camera. The Mildred Belle buyboat in the foreground frames the runner.
Hey wait, where are all of Baltimore’s jellyfish?
The extra rainy start to Maryland’s summer saw makes it likely Baltimore will have a year without a jellyfish invasion, experts said.
Atlantic bay nettles, Chrysaora chesapeakei, in the Jellies Invasion exhibit at the National Aquarium. The nettles are cultured at the aquarium, meaning they can stay on exhibit year-round, despite a short life span.
Sinai Hospital’s effort to train more doctors gets a multimillion-dollar boost
The Baltimore hospital will use a $10 million gift to help pay tuition for medical students training there.
Students training at Sinai Hospital of Baltimore will have some of their tuition covered, thanks to a philanthropic gift. The hospital is encouraging them to train to become primary care doctors and practice in the city.
The city wants to build a trail to link 2 West Baltimore parks. No one seems happy with the plan.
A proposal to link The Greenway Trails Network between Druid Hill and Leakin parks has left some trail advocates scratching their heads.
A close up photo of a bicycle symbol in a red-painted lane of a two lane roadway. Cars are parked along the road in the distance.
Rice University student killed in dorm was political science major from Baltimore County
Andrea Rodriguez Avila transferred to Rice, in Houston, Texas, last spring from the Community College of Baltimore County. She was from Nottingham, Maryland, and graduated from Perry Hall High School in 2021.
A police line do not cross tape blocks a pathway near Penn Station.
After federal prosecutors rest, ex-Gilman School teacher could testify in sex abuse trial
"Your honor," Chris Bendann told U.S. Senior District Judge James K. Bredar on Tuesday as court adjourned for the day, "I've been advised to let you know I'll sleep on it."
Exterior of Gilman School, an all-boys independent school in the Roland Park neighborhood of Baltimore, Maryland.
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