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Free tuition and a job at University of Maryland's St. Joseph Medical Center will be offered to some students interested in becoming nursing assistants then nurses in a pilot program known as Public Health Pathways.

Two Baltimore City Public Schools are among 100 across the country chosen by Code.org, a national non-profit to pilot a new computer science course.

If regulators in Maryland would approve hundreds more wind turbines off the coast, residents could see not just environmental benefits but potentially a smaller electric bill, a new report claims.

The Baltimore City Fire Department is down five trucks and won't likely replace its fleet anytime soon officials told Baltimore City Council leaders.

Survivors and advocates decried the fact that church leaders have been able to read the report while they — victims whose testimony helped investigators — have been barred from seeing it.

The Maryland State Board of Education shared a statewide assessment of kindergarteners which showed a slight increase in school readiness for young learners but not enough improvement to surpass pre-pandemic levels.

Baltimore City Mayor Brandon Scott’s Group Violence Reduction Strategy in the Western police district has contributed to fewer homicides in the past year, according to the Baltimore Police Department data.

Baltimore parents say they are scrambling to find antibiotics and respiratory relief drugs during an unusual cold and flu season.

County Executive Steuart Pittman delivered a message of healing at Crownsville Hospital grounds in Anne Arundel County.

Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman looks to transform the Crownsville Hospital Center site in recreational land.