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Baltimore Police find 2-year-old girl who they say was taken by her mother in violation of court orders

Baltimore Police have located a 2-year-old who they said was taken by her mother on Sunday afternoon.

Officer shoots and kills man who Baltimore Police say was assaulting a woman with a knife

Baltimore Police officials say a police officer shot and killed a man who attacked a woman while holding a knife at the edge of Harlem Park and Sandtown-Winchester in West Baltimore on Sunday afternoon.

Reentering Maryland society after decades in prison can be difficult. These programs attempt to help.

Reentry programs can lower the number of times a person returns to prison.

Outside investors are buying up homes in Baltimore's low-income and Black neighborhoods – Baltimore Sun

The Baltimore Sun's analysis of real estate data found six firms that have bought at least 90 Baltimore homes each since 2019.

Outside investors are buying up homes in Baltimore's low-income and Black neighborhoods – Capital Gazette

The Baltimore Sun's analysis of real estate data found six firms that have bought at least 90 Baltimore homes each since 2019.

Ian didn't keep the bikers away | Events | daytonatimes.com

Biketoberfest report positive from event organizers, motorcyclists and some vendors

Environmental Racism is Poisoning America's Waters

Environmental Racism Is Poisoning America's Waters

Thousands of people in U.S. cities have been left without access to clean water. Communities say institutional racism is to blame. By Natalia Marques The

Dan Rodricks: In Hampden, Sandtown and Sparrows Point — taking it on and getting it done | COMMENTARY

Fixing burned-out rowhouses, dreaming large and taking pride.

An interstate almost ripped through Fells Point and Harbor East. A new book chronicles the urban planning saga.

“Stop the Road: Stories from the Trenches of Baltimore’s Road Wars” by retired city planner E. Evans Paull chronicles the losses and gains behind a brutal campaign to bring interstate highways into downtown Baltimore and the older neighborhoods we now consider essential to city life.