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As a bill to create an armed Johns Hopkins University police force moves toward likely passage, albeit with limits that would keep officers on campus, neighbors and owners of nearby businesses remain divided over whether more policing would make them safer or put people at risk. More: Read today's eNewspaper | Listen to the news now | | |
For a decade the number of vacant houses in Baltimore has remained stubbornly flat, with almost 17,000 abandoned buildings blighting the city's streets. Housing officials say they're in a position to drive that number down by demolishing an average of four houses a day until next summer. | | |
Robert Lang "Detour Dave" Sandler, the long time WBAL Radio and 98 Rock traffic reporter, died Thursday night the the Johns Hopkins Hospital. He was 58. | | |
Eight days in March. That was all it took for UMBC to carry college basketball fans on one of the most improbable and charming rides in the recent history of the sport. A year later, here’s that story in the words of the players, coaches and administrators who pulled it off. | | |
Neighbors said a child and his mother were shot in a Cherry Hill playground in Baltimore on Thursday afternoon while dozens of other kids played nearby. | | |
General Assembly leaders are expressing outrage and calling for reforms and an audit of the University of Maryland Medical System after The Baltimore Sun reported nine members of the system’s board — including Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh — have business deals with the hospital network. | | |
Federal agents drew attention Thursday when they entered the city’s largest methadone clinic, but the reverend who runs Turning Point Clinic called their visit a routine checkup. | | |
Know where to find Baltimore’s best burger? Got a go-to yoga studio? Vote for your favorite people, places, businesses and more in The Baltimore Sun’s Best readers’ choice poll by March 15. | | |
Baltimore’s Human Trafficking Collaborative hosts an event next month to help people who are typical targets for being forced into labor and sexual exploitation. The year-old organization has one major hurdle: people who are most vulnerable often don’t know it until it's too late. | | |
Developers announced designs for a new Lexington Market, a Westside anchor that could break ground in early 2020 and open in the summer of 2021. | | |
Compiled with input from readers and the newsroom, The Baltimore Sun’s list of 100 essential food experiences encompasses places people talk about, think about and come back to again and again and again. | | |
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