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Baltimore, known for consistently having one of the highest homicide rates in the country, has seen a steep drop in homicides in recent years.

Baltimore officer sues over desk duty, alleges retaliation after being called ‘action junkie’

A Baltimore Police officer sued the department, alleging retaliation by supervisors who placed him on desk duty after calling him an "action junkie."

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Churches can sell property amid Baltimore Archdiocese bankruptcy, judge rules

The Archdiocese of Baltimore's affiliated churches and schools may continue to sell real estate despite the archdiocese's ongoing bankruptcy case, a judge ruled.

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