THE LOCAL PICTURE
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Community
Baltimore Archdiocese church sales have brought in millions, but a court ruling means clergy abuse survivors may never see the proceeds.
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BALTIMORE — Derrick “Rick” Jones can’t remember a time when he didn’t love catfish — the moist, tender flesh when it’s cooked right, the mild, slightly sweet flavor and the crunch of a prope
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CraniUS, a Baltimore startup, received FDA approval to sell its skull implant and plans to expand the device into a platform for brain medication delivery.
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Baltimore City Public Schools is the only district in Maryland to offer universal school choice, beginning in sixth grade.
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Public Safety
Homicide detectives spent the early hours of Wednesday morning investigating a fatal crime in Baltimore's Cherry Hill neighborhood.
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Community
Five Baltimore-area counties received $66.4 million in opioid settlement funds through fiscal 2025, but their spending priorities and rates varied widely, with some reporting less than 1% of
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Nearly $13 million in taxpayer money has gone into transforming Cambridge Harbor. Eight years later, the planned hotel, shops and homes remain unbuilt, with no signed anchor-hotel agreement
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Sports
Two teams well outside the playoff picture meet at Citi Field, but the final weeks of a season have a way of producing baseball worth watching — and this
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Sports
Pete Alonso launched his 300th career home run Tuesday night, a tying shot in the ninth inning against his former team, and Coby Mayo's inside-the-park homer in the 11th sent the Baltimore O
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Regional
The Transit-Oriented Development designation would add on to the overall Lutherville Station redevelopment project.
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Community
Town officials said Pepsi will let go of 98 of its current 143-person workforce, including workers in fleet, transport, manufacturing, warehouse and other areas.
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Community
The humidity will increase as the temperatures warm this week
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Although the driver did not check on her, several bystanders, including the driver of the vehicle behind the one that hit her, rushed to help.
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WBFF Fox45 provides local news, weather forecasts, traffic updates, notices of events and items of interest in the community, sports and entertainment programming for Baltimore and nearby to
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Regional
First critical vote on the project is expected on Monday. Supporters say it would be transformative while opponents fear who would come and what it might mean for traffic and schools.
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Community
The request includes funding for the renovations of Baltimore City College, Baltimore Polytechnic, Western and Ben Franklin high schools.
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Community
Baltimore City Public Schools is requesting $88.6 million for building upkeep, renovation and replacement projects across the over 140 buildings it maintains — a number it doesn’t expect sta
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Community
A pedestrian was struck by a car and killed Tuesday afternoon in Glyndon. The driver was hospitalized with injuries that were not life-threatening.
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Sports
The Ravens rookie wideout suffered a fractured wrist in Baltimore's victory over the Colts. Could he be back in a few weeks?
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