Baltimore officials talk fire department, emergency troubles; approve another affordable housing tax break
At the Baltimore Board of Estimates’ bimonthly meeting Wednesday morning, officials shed light on some financial and ...
First winter storm of many forces water rescues, knocks out power and creates dangerous travel conditions
A wide-reaching storm hitting the Ohio Valley, mid-Atlantic and Northeast Thursday is just the first in a nearly nonstop ...
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Super Bowl-bound: Eagles fans in Schuylkill County excited for once-in-a-lifetime experience
After attending countless Philadelphia Eagles games over the past 10 years, Amanda Vachris will now realize her long-awaited ...
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A Connecticut Yankee in King Trump’s Washington: Reflections from the Inauguration
The train pulled into Washington D.C.’s Union Station; before we said goodbye, one of my seatmates introduced me to a fellow pilgrim from New York City headed to the march: Emily Whitfield, who ...
Bill would require Baltimore City firefighters to restrict scene of emergencies
Baltimore City Councilwoman Odette Ramos wants to see the city’s fire department do more to protect survivors of fires and ...
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City councilwoman proposes bill to protect fire victims from contractors after disaster
A bill introduced at Monday’s Baltimore City Council meeting asks the fire department to establish a designated area around ...
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A Baltimore renaissance? Baltimore Magazine weighs in
FRIDAY. THANKS, DALENCIA. WELL, IT’S TIME NOW FOR A CHECK ON THE LATEST EDITION OF BALTIMORE MAGAZINE THIS MONTH. IT IS FEATURING A POTENTIAL RENAISSANCE FOR THE CITY AND JOINING US THIS MORNING ...
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Baltimore City bill would protect fire victims from contractors
A bill was introduced at Monday's Baltimore City Council meeting that would ask the fire department to establish a designated ...
Baltimore bus riders ask for better service. MTA tells them Moore’s budget is the answer.
Baltimore-area transit riders are asking state lawmakers to consider more funding to improve the region’s transit system, ...
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'His life is irrevocably altered': Baltimore's spending board approves $700K settlement after crash
Baltimore's spending board voted Wednesday morning to approve a more than $700,000 settlement after a Baltimore police vehicle struck someone on a motorcycle in 2023.