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Following Baltimore City’s steps, Maryland launches opioid settlement dashboard to track use of funds

Lt. Governor Aruna Miller and Maryland’s Office of Overdose Response have launched a new public dashboard showing residents how money from opioid settlements is being distributed and invested across the state. The interactive Prescription Opioid Settlement Dashboard provides an overview of the total funds Maryland has
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Baltimore Weekend Events: John Mulaney, Chamber Orchestra, Bike Party, and more.

Trailer Trash Tammy, Thursday, May 28, 8 p.m., Nevermore Hall. Comedian Chelcie Lynn, also known as “Trailer Trash Tammy,” will perform in Baltimore on The Loose Lips Tour. John Mulaney, Thursday, May 28, and Friday, May 29, 7:30 p.m. both nights, Lyric Baltimore. Tickets are running low for...
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Beautiful weekend in Baltimore with a rare blue moon

BALTIMORE (WBFF) -- Updated 6 a.m. May 29 — Maryland enjoys a dry and comfortable weekend forecast. Friday will be mostly sunny with highs in the pleasant upper 70s and low 80s. Plan on plenty of sunshine for the final weekend of May with temperatures in the refreshing low...
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Lawsuit seeks to block $1.4M inmate wage settlement over unpaid restitution to victims

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — The Maryland Crime Victims Resource Center (MCVRC) and former Maryland Deputy Attorney General Thiru Vignarajah have filed a lawsuit seeking to halt approval of a proposed $1.4 million class-action settlement that would compensate current and former inmates for unpaid wages while providing no direct
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Local burger joint brings a taste of Canada to Baltimore

When James Clark moved to Baltimore after graduating from the University of Ontario, he had dreams of opening his own restaurant. Inspired by the flavors of Canada and his own restaurant background, he was determined to bring this concept to life. After partnering with his brother-in-law, Scott Donnelly, who also...
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Baltimore school cuts ribbon on new turf field and track

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott joined students to help cut the ribbon on a new turf field and track at Pimlico Elementary/Middle School.
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Yes, we really did need that rain

ELDERSBURG, Md. — You hear a lot of people say it when there's a storm: 'We needed this rain.'. In the Baltimore area, it's true. Recent rainfall brought some relief to the Baltimore region's reservoirs amid drought conditions, but city officials say the area still has a ways to go.
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Maryland resident among two people dead following vehicle crash on I-83 in Pennsylvania

PENNSYLVANIA — Two people were killed and two others were injured in a wrong-way crash involving four vehicles on Interstate 83 in York County on Thursday night, according to Pennsylvania State Police. Troopers said the crash happened around 10 p.m. near Exit 10 in the Loganville area of Springfield Township. Investiga
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‘Carry on the legacy’: Erdman Animal Hospital to continue serving Baltimore city with new...

BALTIMORE, Md. — Just when it looked like things were over for this decades-old neighborhood staple in Northeast Baltimore, they found a way to keep the doors open. 'Carry on the legacy': Erdman Animal Hospital to continue serving Baltimore city with new business. "I decided I'd work maybe two...
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14 international tall ships will sail into Baltimore’s Inner Harbor for nation’s 250th birthday

Many Marylanders remember the year tall ships first sailed into Baltimore’s Inner Harbor – 1976 — to mark the nation’s bicentennial. Fifty years later, organizers of SAIL250 Maryland & Airshow Baltimore say they’re planning an even bigger celebration for the nation’s 250th anniversary. On...

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