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 Investigators who raided the offices of then-Mayor Catherine Pugh at Baltimore City Hall took about two dozen items, including copies of her “Healthy Holly” books, a check from the University of Maryland Medical System, and other items related to Pugh and one of her closest aides. |   | |
 The Johns Hopkins University president and provost have written an open letter to student protesters in which they described their “forcible occupation” of the main administrative building on campus as violation of criminal law and have offered amnesty to students who leave. | | | |
 Baltimore Democrat Rep. Elijah Cummings introduced legislation Wednesday to provide $100 billion in new funding to tackle the nation’s opioid epidemic that has produced a staggering number of overdose deaths. | | | |
 Judge Laura Ripken, who is presiding over the case of the man charged with killing Gerald Fischman, Rob Hiaasen, Rebecca Smith, Wendi Winters and John McNamara, mandated the defendant be evaluated for competency to stand trial and criminal responsibility. | | | |
 The job-training organization searched by federal agents investigating Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh states in its most recent annual reports filed with a state agency at least two people as board members – including a state senator — who said they are not involved with the group. | | | |
 Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young said as the city works to recover from a ransomware attack, it's had to revert to "manual." That was clear at the Abel Wolman Municipal Building next to City Hall, where property owners tried to meet a deadline to pay overdue bills before they turned into liens. | | | |
 Mary Bubala lost her job as a WJZ anchorwoman this week after public outrage over her on-air question that many said was racist and sexist. However, little focus has been given to the woman who had to answer the problematic question. | | | |
 Under Armour opened its second warehouse in the region, capable of shipping a single shirt or shoe to an individual or a boxes of uniforms to a school or a pallet of goods for Amazon. | | | |
 Dr. Rolando V. "Doc" Goco, a retired internist who maintained practices in South and Northeast Baltimore who earlier had survived the occupation of the Philippines, died April 28 of dementia at his Tucker, Ga., home. The former Laurel resident was 91. | | | |
 The resurgent rivalry between the Ravens and Cleveland Browns does not stop for the offseason. Or for construction, apparently. | | | |
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