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Baltimore mayor appoints city’s 1st chief equity officer

December 25

Baltimore mayor appoints city’s 1st chief equity officer

Baltimore alerts about 1,500 gallon sewer overflow

December 24

Baltimore alerts about 1,500 gallon sewer overflow

Building explosion in Baltimore injures at least 23

December 24

Building explosion in Baltimore injures at least 23

Dining bans in 2 Md. counties, Baltimore City upheld

December 23

Dining bans in 2 Md. counties, Baltimore City upheld

Appeals court to rehear Baltimore aerial surveillance case

December 22

Appeals court to rehear Baltimore aerial surveillance case

Baltimore to expand efforts to help Latinos during pandemic

December 18

Baltimore to expand efforts to help Latinos during pandemic

More From Baltimore, MD News

Legal challenges filed against indoor dining bans in Baltimore, 2 Md. counties

December 18

Legal challenges filed against indoor dining bans in Baltimore, 2 Md. counties

Maryland U.S. Attorney’s Office seizes two fake domain names

December 18

Maryland U.S. Attorney’s Office seizes two fake domain names

Pharmacist pleads guilty to paying for witness’ death

December 18

Pharmacist pleads guilty to paying for witness’ death

Johns Hopkins students promote mask wearing with parody of popular song, ‘WAP’

December 18

Johns Hopkins students promote mask wearing with parody of popular song, ‘WAP’

Lierman announces Maryland comptroller run, highlights racial inequality and transparency

December 18

Lierman announces Maryland comptroller run, highlights racial inequality and transparency

Baltimore lawmaker announces bid for Maryland comptroller

December 18

Baltimore lawmaker announces bid for Maryland comptroller

COVID-19 pandemic has piled many more tasks on oldest child

December 17

COVID-19 pandemic has piled many more tasks on oldest child

13-year-old charged with fatally shooting man in Baltimore

December 17

13-year-old charged with fatally shooting man in Baltimore

Baltimore may put cap on fees charged by food delivery apps

December 16

Baltimore may put cap on fees charged by food delivery apps

Child predators up their efforts as kids spend more time online

December 15

Child predators up their efforts as kids spend more time online

Judge frees Maryland’s longest serving female prisoner

December 15

Judge frees Maryland’s longest serving female prisoner

2 Baltimore hospitals get vaccine, 5 workers inoculated

December 15

2 Baltimore hospitals get vaccine, 5 workers inoculated

Man dies after being hit by train in Baltimore

December 13

Man dies after being hit by train in Baltimore

Man awarded $8M in police scandal arrested in shooting

December 11

Man awarded $8M in police scandal arrested in shooting

Restaurants frustrated over Baltimore’s virus restrictions

December 10

Restaurants frustrated over Baltimore’s virus restrictions

Johns Hopkins: Census records show founder owned slaves

December 9

Johns Hopkins: Census records show founder owned slaves

Baltimore’s new mayor announces new COVID-19 restrictions

December 9

Baltimore’s new mayor announces new COVID-19 restrictions

Baltimore’s new mayor: Goal is to ‘preserve’ people’s lives

December 8

Baltimore’s new mayor: Goal is to ‘preserve’ people’s lives

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