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Three injured after vacant rowhouse collapses in West Baltimore, fire department says
One person was hospitalized and two other were wounded after a two-story rowhouse collapsed Sunday evening in Sandtown-Winchester, according to a Baltimore Fire Department spokesperson.
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Maryland weather: Artscape to return Sunday as rain, wind from Ophelia move through Baltimore
Tropical Storm Ophelia made landfall in the North Carolina early Saturday, lashing coastal areas with damaging winds and dangerous surges of water, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said.
Two men killed in shootings in Baltimore on Saturday
Two men were killed and five others were injured in separate shootings this weekend in Baltimore.
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Jonathon Heyward leaps onto the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra podium — and makes history
Jonathon Heyward took over as the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s 13th music director this weekend after performing three concerts in two counties for roughly 5,000 people, including Gov. Wes Moore.
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Jacqueline ‘Jackie’ Copeland, chair of Maryland State Arts Council and guardian of African-American art, dies
Jacqueline “Jackie” Copeland, the former executive director of the Reginald F. Lewis Museum and a longtime, passionate advocate for the arts, died Wednesday at Mercy Medical Center. She was 76.
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Baltimore police officer charged with theft, misconduct in office
Baltimore Police officer Eric Payton, 46, who is a 7-year veteran of the department assigned to the Northeast District, has been charged with misconduct in office and theft and suspended without pay stemming from “actions which took place” on Wednesday, according to a news release.
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Stephen Gerard Kennedy, Korean War veteran and temporary staffing agency owner, dies
Stephen Gerald Kennedy, a Korean War veteran who ran a temporary staffing agency, died Sept. 17 at Greater Baltimore Medical Center. He was 85.
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Hampden’s migrating flying visitors nestle in their industrial chimney abodes
As the September days grow short, a cloud of migrating chimney swifts pay a visit to Baltimore. Their motel of choice is a brick industrial chimney in Hampden.
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Man killed in Clifton Park Friday
A man was fatally shot in Clifton Park in Northeast Baltimore Friday afternoon.
Saturday cancellation of Artscape ahead of Tropical Storm Ophelia latest blow to beloved Baltimore festival
With wet and windy tropical weather in the weekend forecast, Baltimore officials canceled Saturday’s events at Artscape.
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Maryland weather: Artscape canceled for Saturday as tropical storm expected to bring heavy rain, strong wind
Tropical Storm Ophelia will likely bring heavy rain and strong gusts to the Baltimore area as it moves up the East Coast.
Baltimore City Council committee OKs Richard Worley as police commissioner; full council to consider
A Baltimore City Council committee on Thursday voted unanimously to advance the nomination of Richard Worley as Baltimore Police commissioner, sending the mayor’s selection to the full council for consideration.
As Jonas Brothers prepare for Baltimore concert, Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner enter legal battle over children
Actor Sophie Turner sued her estranged pop star husband Joe Jonas on Thursday to force him to turn over the passports of the couple’s two young daughters so she can take them to England.
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Poppleton residents say Baltimore should scrap its deal with La Cité: ‘We want that land back’
Some residents and others want Baltimore to scrap its decades-old deal with New York-based developer La Cité and start fresh, but the city’s top housing official says that’s not feasible.
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Baltimore City Council committee advances nomination of Acting Fire Chief James Wallace; full council vote expected Oct. 2
Acting Baltimore Fire Chief James Wallace was forwarded favorably Thursday by a City Council committee, advancing his confirmation process and setting up a future vote of the full council.
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Baltimore native Dr. Ross Carl Sugar, pain management specialist and former NASA software engineer, dies
Dr. Ross Carl Sugar, a pain management physician, died Sept. 18 at his Stevenson home. He was 63.
New Baltimore partnership aims to improve representation of people of color in clinical trials
The PATIENTS Program at the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy has received a $500,000 grant from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to extend its efforts to diversify research and participation in clinical trials.
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U.S. education secretary highlights college counselor shortage alongside Gov. Wes Moore at Baltimore conference
U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona highlighted a national shortage of college counselors alongside Maryland Gov. Wes Moore on Thursday morning in downtown Baltimore.
Johns Hopkins Police Department releases draft of police directives, asks for public feedback
The Johns Hopkins University invited public feedback Thursday on draft policies outlining how the Johns Hopkins Police Department will operate on campus.
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Baltimore nursing assistant sentenced to serve 7 years in prison after dementia patient died from abuse
A geriatric nursing assistant was sentenced to prison Tuesday for her role in the assault and subsequent death of a dementia patient, according to a news release from the Maryland Office of the Attorney General.
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Jackie Copeland, former head of the Reginald F. Lewis Museum and advocate for the visual arts, dies
Jackie Copeland, who most recently was chair of the Maryland State Arts Council, spent three decades working for major museums nationwide.
AVAM board ousts new director Jenenne Whitfield; founder Rebecca Hoffberger to return temporarily
AVAM founder Rebecca Albin Hoffberger will return temporarily while the board of directors searches for a new museum leader.
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Baltimore native Celestine Knight, administrator in Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation, dies
Celestine Knight, an administrator in the Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation who was active in the Gillis Memorial Christian Community Church, died Sept. 1 at her sister’s Gwynn Oak home. She was 77.
Man arrested in connection with North Baltimore shooting that killed 66-year-old, police say
Baltimore Police arrested a 32-year-old man Tuesday in connection with a shooting last month that killed a 66-year-old.
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Contract approval for acting Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley, acting Fire Chief James Wallace delayed until candidates confirmed by council
Baltimore’s spending board deferred decisions on contracts for two top public safety officials Wednesday, one day before both were due to be considered for confirmation by the City Council.
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Artscape 2023: What you need to know about road closures
Driving in Baltimore this weekend? Make sure you know which roads are closed.
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Baltimore school system struggles to process some vendor payments; City Council calls for hearing
Baltimore City Council members are planning a hearing with city school officials over the system’s problems with late payments to vendors.
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Valerie Bradt Hymes, TV and radio reporter who witnessed assassination attempt of George Wallace in Laurel, dies
Valerie Bradt Hymes, a WJZ-TV news reporter who covered the assassination attempt of presidential candidate George Wallace, died Aug. 16 at Luminis Health Anne Arundel Medical Center. She was 91.
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Maryland attorney general declines Adnan Syed’s request to investigate alleged prosecutorial misconduct in his case
One year after his release from prison, Adnan Syed is asking for the Maryland Office of the Attorney General to open an investigation into alleged misconduct from prosecutors involved in his case.
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Judge approves foreclosure sale of Kevin Spacey’s Baltimore home
A Baltimore judge approved the foreclosure sale of Kevin Spacey’s home overlooking the Inner Harbor in August.