Baltimore City School Board approves budget for 2026 fiscal year
The Board of School Commissioners voted unanimously at Tuesday’s meeting to approve the proposed $1.87 billion Baltimore City Public Schools […]
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Gov. Wes Moore signs new bills: What it means for IDs, abortion, driving and the orange crush
Gov. Wes Moore signed a series of public safety and health bills Tuesday, including legislation to protect developmentally disabled people
2 firefighters hurt, one critically, battling Monday fire in downtown Baltimore
Two firefighters were hospitalized Monday while battling a single-alarm blaze in downtown Baltimore, according to city fire officials. One of
Kouts junior Landon Garrett takes ‘next step’
Kouts’ Landon Garrett decided he wants a future in baseball beyond high school. That prompted Garrett to make changes in
FOX45: Diversion program faces questions about accountability for young offenders
A program designed to divert young offenders away from the criminal justice system in Baltimore City is facing criticism as
Worcester reacts to chaotic ICE arrest
Local News The Department of Homeland Security alleged that Worcester City Councilor Etel Haxhiaj “pulled a political stunt and incited
Baltimore Sun, Brew lose appeal to disclose donors to Mosbys’ defense fund
Media organizations lose their appeal to force the disclosure of the donors to Nick and Marilyn Mosby’s legal defense fund.
Hampton budget now covers vetoed gun violence prevention funds
Money for the expansion of a gun violence prevention program into Hampton and Newport News was vetoed by Gov. Glenn
Hampton budget now covers vetoed gun violence prevention funds
Money for the expansion of a gun violence prevention program into Hampton and Newport News was vetoed by Gov. Glenn
Mass. had fifth most antisemitic incidents in the country last year
Local News The organization’s Audit of Antisemitic Incidents shows there were more antisemitic incidents across the country in 2024 than