A Baltimore-based nonprofit that helps people own cars has bought the building in which it currently operates. Vehicles for Change Inc. bought the 15,500-square-foot building in Baltimore that houses its Waverly Full Circle Auto Repair and Training Center. The nonprofit credited contributions ...
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Baltimore is in line to get additional crime fighting resources as part of a series of crime fighting proposals announced by Gov. Larry Hogan.
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The 2017 death of a Baltimore police detective who had been due to testify about corrupt officers has been ruled a suicide.
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Read More »A city audit has shown that the department of public works in Baltimore allowed millions of dollars in needed funding to go unnoticed and unused for more than a decade.
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Read More »A Baltimore waste oil recovery and recycling firm has named the project team for its planned water bounded used oil recycling plant, capable of receiving the oil by truck, rail, vessel or barge.
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Read More »One more candidate has officially entered the race to be Baltimore's mayor.
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Baltimore’s lawsuit alleging fossil fuel companies concealed dangers and misinformed the public about climate change will be remanded from federal court to state court after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to halt the transfer. Baltimore U.S. District Judge Ellen L. ...
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Mourners, constituents and other well-wishers paid respects to U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings on Wednesday as his body lay in repose at a historically black college in Baltimore ahead of the first in a series of services.
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Read More »Federal prosecutors say a Maryland man has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for conspiracy to distribute opioids and other narcotics.
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Read More »The city of Baltimore is set to purchase $20 million in cyber insurance coverage, five months after an attack hobbled its computer network.
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