Baltimore officials will begin this month posting the outcomes of all civil lawsuits alleging police brutality and will reconsider their policy of requiring plaintiffs to keet silent after settlements are reached — part of a series of changes made in response to a six-month Baltimore...
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A Baltimore police officer has been charged with misconduct and perjury in connection with an arrest made one month after he was publicly thanked by the city's mayor and police commissioner for his work seizing a handgun.
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Baltimore County Police said Wednesday that a convicted bigamist who lived in Gwynn Oak was apprehended in Fulton County, Ga.
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Baltimore County police said Wednesday they have charged five suspects in connection with a home-invasion that occurred Sunday in Lutherville-Timonium.
North Baltimore
More North Baltimore newsNorth Baltimore is becoming known for its house concerts.
- Work on Stony Run started by late envionmentalist continues with plans for bridges, trail
- Homeland woman hires refugee artisans for her Fells Point store
- Student at Roland Park Elementary/Middle wins national entrepreneurship contest with Lily's Legwarmers
- Hampden has a new parking solution and another problem
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Nation's third oldest public high school celebrates its 175th anniversary
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South Baltimore
More South Baltimore newsThe new head of the city liquor board has a message for Baltimore's sometimes out-of-control bar scene: The party's over.
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More than 800 runners emerge into morning sun
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East Baltimore
More East Baltimore NewsInside an empty brick home in East Baltimore, city police found a man who had been reported kidnapped. He was zip-tied, bleeding and suffering from numerous injuries from being beaten with a bat, police say.
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A three-alarm fire collapsed part of a warehouse at Aisquith Street and Curtain Avenue, sending embers into the wind and setting six more blazes across East Baltimore Sunday, the Fire Department said.
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West Baltimore
More West Baltimore NewsCuma, a lioness who spent seven years at the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, was euthanized Sunday night. She would have turned 19 in February.
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A man was shot dead in the middle of a street in Southwest Baltimore Wednesday night, police said.
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David Flores first spotted the red diamond placards — numbered to designate crude oil shipments — about two weeks ago on a long line of rail cars idling on a trestle over Interstate 695, near Hollins Ferry Road in Baltimore County.
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Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake plans to announce a task force Wednesday to study whether the city's many taxes and fees can be cut or altered.
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When biomedical engineers at the Johns Hopkins University hosted a weekend-long challenge last month, asking participants to make protective garb for medical workers treating Ebola, an unlikely participant emerged — Baltimore wedding gown maker Jill Andrews.
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Indya Dodson is living a life far different from what she imagined.
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Recent reports have highlighted the movement of young, college-educated people to the nation's cities. Baltimore is among the beneficiaries of this shift. Between the turn of the century and last year, the city ranked third fastest of the nation's cities of 600,000 in population or more in...
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After three generations of ownership and more than a century of selling and designing jewelry in Baltimore, Morstein’s Jewelers will shut down at the end of the year.
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