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Drought Pushes Baltimore to Blend Susquehanna River Water Into Taps, and Some Residents May Notice a Taste Change

Baltimore-area tap water may taste or smell different as drought forces a Susquehanna River blend. What to notice, where to report, and how to conserve.

Medical Daily · 13h ago

Baltimore Fire Chief Updates On Unstable Cargo Ship Situation

Baltimore City Fire Chief addresses hazardous cargo ship situation with drones for surveillance and safety measures.

Baltimore Fire Chief Updates On Bridge Collapse Response Operation

Baltimore City Fire Chief updates on Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse response with ongoing marine search operation and environmental impact management.

University of Baltimore to offer Safe Streets employees professional violence intervention training

The Baltimore City Board of Estimates unanimously approved a contract for the University of Baltimore on Wednesday to create and deliver a violence intervention certificate program for Safe Streets employees.

Tribune News Service · Jul 19, 2023

Baltimore’s only open-admission animal shelter says unprecedented number of surrenders tied to rise in evictions

BALTIMORE -- The only open-admission animal shelter in Baltimore City has taken an unprecedented number of animals in 2023.

Tribune News Service · Mar 21, 2023

New ‘Serial’ episode on Adnan Syed case drops; victim’s family, advocates respond to his release from prison

BALTIMORE — A day after a Baltimore City judge overturned Adnan Syed’s murder conviction, a new episode of the hit podcast “Serial” that first made his decades-old case famous details the decision to free him.

Tribune News Service · Sep 20, 2022

Prosecutors move to vacate murder conviction of Serial’s Adnan Syed

Baltimore state’s attorney requests a new trial for Adnan Syed after an investigation points to alternative suspects

The Guardian - US · Sep 14, 2022

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5 years after their removal, Baltimore’s Confederate monuments are expected to appear in art exhibit in Los Angeles

BALTIMORE — Tucked into the corner of a Baltimore City impound lot teeming with discarded lampposts and street signs, four Confederate-linked monuments have sat for five years.

Tribune News Service · Aug 17, 2022

Editorial: It’s getting dangerous out there - for politicians seen as coddling criminals

Tuesday’s recall of District Attorney Chesa Boudin by voters in San Francisco, one of the nation’s most liberal cities, may be the best demonstration yet that a lot of Americans, including progressives, are frustrated by crime or at least a perception that criminals are not being prosecuted aggressively. That may…

Tribune News Service · Jun 11, 2022

20 years later, ‘The Wire’ still has fans buzzing about Baltimore

BALTIMORE — In the summer of 2004, actor Jamie Hector was filming an episode from the third season of “The Wire” late at night on a rundown street in East Baltimore when shots rang out. He knew instantly that these were real bullets coming from a real gun, not the…

Tribune News Service · Jun 2, 2022

Baltimore Council members call on President Mosby to comply with ethics order regarding legal defense fund

BALTIMORE — Baltimore City Council President Nick Mosby should comply with an ethics board order to return money collected by a legal defense fund established to benefit him and his wife, cease fundraising activities to the fund and produce a list of donors, a group of City Council members said…

Tribune News Service · May 14, 2022

Maryland moves to take charge of troubled Baltimore wastewater treatment plant amid worries of possible ‘catastrophic failures’

BALTIMORE — Maryland’s Secretary of the Environment Ben Grumbles has directed the state to take charge of operations at Baltimore City’s troubled Back River Wastewater Treatment plant in Dundalk — the largest such facility in the state.

Tribune News Service · Mar 28, 2022

Baltimore City public schools to lift mask mandate on March 14

BALTIMORE — The Baltimore City school system will no longer require face masks in schools beginning March 14.

Tribune News Service · Mar 2, 2022

Thousands attend memorial for three firefighters who died in rowhouse fire collapse

‘Today really is about [the victims] and their families and lifting them up and supporting them, giving them the hero send-off that they deserve,’ mayor says

The Independent UK · Feb 2, 2022

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Tribune News Service · Jan 25, 2022

3 fallen Baltimore firefighters remembered for their passion, sacrifice after fatal row house fire

BALTIMORE — Remembrances have begun pouring in for the three Baltimore City firefighters who died battling a blaze in a vacant row house Monday morning.

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