Lifebridge Health CEO Neil Meltzer was honored Wednesday as the 2019 William Donald Schaefer Industrialist of the Year by the Baltimore Museum of Industry.

Greater Baltimore Medical Center and St. Joseph Medical Center both received A grades from the Leapfrog Group.

Maryland State Police say one person died after their vehicle was struck in a hit-and-run crash on northbound Interstate 795 on Wednesday.

LifeBridge Health is lifting its ban on youth visitors under age 14 after the hospital halted minors from visiting after a series of measles cases were reported in the Pikesville area.

Martin Kendall Dashields Jr., a Baltimore City firefighter known for his knowledge of Baltimore’s streets, died of a seizure following a stroke April 12 at Northwest Hospital Center. The Catonsville resident was 57.

As state lawmakers contemplate reforming how the University of Maryland Medical System handles contracts with insiders, a Baltimore Sun review of other hospitals' disclosures show the practice is not rare. Only Johns Hopkins Health System Corporation dabbled in politics.

Andrew "Andy" Ervin, the veteran Elkridge Club head barman who was know by generations of club members for his tall, cool and minty Southsides and frozen bourbons, died Thursday of pneumonia at Northwest Hospital. The Northwest Baltimore resident was 87.

The hospital system that operates Sinai Hospital in North Baltimore plans to buy Bon Secours Hospital in West Baltimore.

The Rev. Lance A.B. Gifford was pastor of St. John's Episcopal Church in Mount Washington for more than two decades.

Mrs. Holmes worked for the State of Maryland as an office financial supervisor.

An Owings Mills woman was arrested this month and charged with vehicular homicide stemming from a December 2017 crash.

Dr. Neil Novin, former chief of surgery at Harbor Hospital, died Sept. 16 from renal failure at Gilchrist Center in Towson. The longtime Pikesville resident was 88.

Rescue units including dive teams pulled one person from the water near the first boat ramp at Liberty Reservoir after a vehicle was found in the water Friday afternoon.

Jacques E. Leeds, a retired lawyer who was the first African-American from Baltimore to sit on the Workers' Compensation commission, died July 1 from complications of Alzheimer's disease at Northwest Hospital Center. The Woodlawn resident was 90.

A prominent developer plans to honor that late Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz with a memorial at a development in the works in Middle River.

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The money left over from the late Kevin Kamenetz's gubernatorial campaign will be used to fund college scholarships, as well as boost programs at Northwest Hospital, the Hippodrome Foundation and the Maryland Zoo.

Natasha Annor joins general surgery group

A new hospital safety report by Leapfrog found that the overall performance of Maryland hospitals has improved.

Rashard Gabriel Williams, 25, has been charged in the shooting of a man in the Foundry Row parking lot on Tuesday.

In the wake of an opioid crisis that has rattled southwest Baltimore County, social workers traveled to Christ the King Episcopal Church in Woodlawn on Jan. 23 to host a free Naloxone training session, teaching residents to save lives during an overdose.

Union Hospital in Cecil County has signed a letter of intent to become part of LifeBridge Health.

Katherine W. Bredbenner, a former occupationa;l therapist who was a longtime volunteer with her church and Meals on Wheels, died Set. 22 of septic shock. She was 75.

A man was killed and a state employee was injured after the man crashed into a Maryland State Highway Administration vehicle on the shoulder of the Baltimore Beltway in Woodlawn Wednesday night.

Churcxh member Lillian Thomas dies

Pamela G. Watts, 65, chief of customer services for the Maryland Transit Administration, died June 1 from ovarian cancer.

Ronald Garrett was indicted in April on 21 counts, including negligent manslaughter with a vehicle, criminal negligent manslaughter with a vehicle, homicide with vehicle while using a combination of one or more drugs and alcohol and homicide with vehicle while using a controlled dangerous substance.

May is Stroke Awareness Month and Carroll Hospital physicians are reaching out to tell the community that when it comes to strokes, awareness really is the key

A 50-year-old pedestrian has died after she was struck by a vehicle on Liberty Road near Eldersburg Monday night.

John T. Anderson, an award-winning seventh-degree black belt, has died.

Charles "Butch" Craig, a retired Baltimore bootblack, died March 3. He was 97.

Separate crashes on Liberty Road in Randallstown on Friday night left one boy and one man dead, and a woman critically injured, police said.

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David C. Bruce, 78, a retired federal white-collar crime investigator, died of pneumonia Jan. 16 at Northwest Hospital Center.

Warren A. Sheffey, a retired Baltimore public schools educator and former member of the Baltimore City Foster Care Review Board, died Dec. 14 from complications of a stroke at Northwest Hospital. He was 87.

All charges have been dropped against a man who was accused of killing his 3-month-daughter in Baltimore County last year.

A pedestrian was struck and killed Thursday morning on Md. 26 by Old Liberty Road in Eldersburg.

Harry Goldman Jr., 92, an attorney who practiced for 60 years, died of pneumonia Oct. 4 at the Northwest Hospital Center.

LifeBridge Health buys SurgiCenter of Baltimore in Owings Mills and the Ellicott City Ambulatory Surgery Center in Howard County

Evidence obtained by The Baltimore Sun — including the contents of Korryn Gaines' mobile phones, hours of audio and video never before seen by the public, hundreds of photos and documents, and statements from the officers involved — provides a rare look at the build-up to a deadly police encounter, at a time when such incidents are under intense national scrutiny.

Mammothons will be held Monday, November 14 at the Center for Breast Health at Carroll Hospital, the Herman & Walter Samuelson Breast Care Center at Northwest Hospital, and the Herman and Walter Samuelson Breast Care Center at Quarry Lake.

Women are encouraged to get a regular breast cancer screening, a mammogram, to detect the cancer early when it can still be cured. Doing so can put more options on the table for treatments, including less extensive surgery, and a better chance of beating the cancer. Sometimes, though, life can get in the way of scheduling those regular screenings.

Baltimore County, LifeBridge Health to offer incentives to move near work

Rebecca H. Pettaway, a retired laboratory assistant who was an active church member, died Monday from complications of a stroke at Season's Hospice at Northwest Hospital in Randallstown. She was 92.

LifeBridge Health Cardiovascular Institute, American Heart Association partner to test program that monitors, advises heart failure patients from home