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Welter said she is frustrated that despite what officials have concluded about the death of Kai, as she called the boy she had parented since he was a newborn, no one has been held accountable.

A probe faulted BGE for an “ineffective response” to a suspected gas leak, which caused a house to explode in Bel Air two years ago, killing two residents.

“We have the best cybersecurity right now that we’ve ever had at Social Security and we’ve the best risk management profile that we’ve ever had,” Bisignano told The Baltimore Sun.

A federal lawsuit against Workday alleges its AI hiring tools unfairly screen out older, minority and disabled applicants as major Maryland employers, including Johns Hopkins, adopt the platform.

Children have the right to attend court proceedings that determine if they will be taken from their homes and perhaps placed in foster care, the Maryland Supreme Court ruled recently.

A federal lawsuit against Workday alleges its AI hiring tools unfairly screen out older, minority and disabled applicants as major Maryland employers, including Johns Hopkins, adopt the platform.

A Baltimore woman has been arrested in the Philippines in the company of an alleged member of a communist insurgent group, according to a government report that her family disputes.

“This is anything but a normal case,” said Baltimore defense attorney Andy Alperstein. “The president talks about it. It raised serious concerns about the healthcare system.”

The number of children living in Baltimore city dropped 13% between 2015 and 2025, while going down less than 1% statewide and about 2% nationally.

Nearly 30 years after Tupac Shakur was killed, his murder case is finally going to trial — and Baltimore still remembers the teenager who found his artistic voice here.