The U.S. Army is giving Profectus BioSciences $8.5 million to put toward human trials of the Ebola virus vaccine, bringing the Baltimore biotechnology company's fundraising total for the project to more than $17 million in a matter of days.
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A corrections employee has been placed on paid leave after a murder suspect was mistakenly released from a downtown facility last week, state officials said Wednesday.
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A teenager, charged with illegally possessing a gun during a raid in Catonsville last year that left a police officer and another man dead, was sentenced Wednesday to 18 months in jail.
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A suspect in a Baltimore drug investigation rammed a city police sergeant's car as he sped away from officers in the Highlands neighborhood Tuesday, police said.
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More North Baltimore newsBusiness lot near The Avenue might be open to public at night; new hassles for residents near Union Mill
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Fast-growing Everseat says it's running out of space in Mount Washington offices
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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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Nearly one in five cited for failure to submit required pollution prevention information
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The lush beds of lettuce, mustard greens and peppers at the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future's greenhouse resemble the plants that Rick Lee of Damascus has grown in his greenhouse. Yet instead of traditional in-ground fertilizer, these plants get their nutrients from a...
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Activists waded into Baltimore's harbor Friday to launch a campaign for an increase Maryland's commitment to "clean" electricity from wind, solar and other forms of renewable energy.
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The Colonial Athletic Association is committed for the next two years to having its men’s basketball tournament at Royal Farms Arena, but what happens after the 2015-16 season is up in the air.
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Four kilograms of the party drug "Molly" were seized when authorities broke up a drug deal in the parking lot behind a Northeast Baltimore restaurant on Friday, court records show.
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Cryptocurrency may be the future, but it lives in what is, for many, still a cash world.
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There are some new residents of the National Aquarium now that four big-headed Amazon River turtles have hatched. The aquarium said today that it believes this is the first time this type of turtle has been bred successfully in North America.
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The night we visited Lobo, the new Fells Point bar and restaurant that occupies the old Pearl's space on Aliceanna Street, traffic was a mess. The evening was beautiful and streets were crowded, which meant a good 30-minute search for a parking spot.
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Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake wants to meet over coffee at Starbucks to talk about youth employment, and she's inviting Baltimore residents, business people and community leaders to stop in.
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