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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

Baltimore to seek release for inmates at risk of COVID-19

December 8

Baltimore to seek release for inmates at risk of COVID-19

Baltimore’s new mayor set to be sworn in at low-key event

December 7

Baltimore’s new mayor set to be sworn in at low-key event

Computer systems down at Greater Baltimore Medical Center

December 6

Computer systems down at Greater Baltimore Medical Center

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Maryland man convicted of killing girlfriend gets new trial

December 4

Maryland man convicted of killing girlfriend gets new trial

National Civil Rights Museum president resigns for new Baltimore post

December 4

National Civil Rights Museum president resigns for new Baltimore post

Baltimore police rule death of 1-year-old girl a homicide

December 3

Baltimore police rule death of 1-year-old girl a homicide

Commission faults Baltimore police leadership over scandal

December 3

Commission faults Baltimore police leadership over scandal

Instagram removes accounts intimidating Baltimore witnesses

December 2

Instagram removes accounts intimidating Baltimore witnesses

Towson University gets $5.3 million gift from alumnus

December 2

Towson University gets $5.3 million gift from alumnus

Rate of HIV diagnoses high in DC, Maryland counties

December 1

Rate of HIV diagnoses high in DC, Maryland counties

Woman’s dismembered body found in Baltimore, police say

December 1

Woman’s dismembered body found in Baltimore, police say

T. Rowe Price will stay in Baltimore with new HQ buildings

December 1

T. Rowe Price will stay in Baltimore with new HQ buildings

Uptick in Maryland utility scams possible with moratorium’s end

November 30

Uptick in Maryland utility scams possible with moratorium’s end

Baltimore Co. schools laptops, Google accounts safe to use following ransomware attack

November 29

Baltimore Co. schools laptops, Google accounts safe to use following ransomware attack

Police investigating “suspicious” death at Maryland hotel

November 29

Police investigating “suspicious” death at Maryland hotel

Police investigate fatal hit-and-run crash in Baltimore

November 28

Police investigate fatal hit-and-run crash in Baltimore

Baltimore Co. Public Schools cancel classes on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 due to ransomware attack

November 28

Baltimore Co. Public Schools cancel classes on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 due to ransomware attack

Two people killed, firefighter hurt in Maryland house fire

November 27

Two people killed, firefighter hurt in Maryland house fire

Ransomware attack forces Baltimore Co. public schools to close

November 25

Ransomware attack forces Baltimore Co. public schools to close

Watchdog: Baltimore officer abused medical leave policies

November 25

Watchdog: Baltimore officer abused medical leave policies

Maryland’s McCormick & Co. buys hot sauce maker Cholula

November 24

Maryland’s McCormick & Co. buys hot sauce maker Cholula

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