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City settles opioid litigation with Cardinal Health for $152.5 million
The City of Baltimore reached a $152.5 million settlement with Cardinal Health to resolve ongoing opioid litigation, Mayor Brandon M. Scott’s office announced Friday, August 16, 2024. This latest settlement brings the total recoveries so far for Baltimore to $242.5 million in its opioid litigation settlements. The deal with...
Baltimore police confirm three armed carjackings in just one hour
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Nearly a half-dozen armed carjackings have been reported in Baltimore just this week. At least three of those cases happened across three districts and within one hour. Baltimore Police confirm at approximately 4 a.m. on August 12, six suspects carjacked a driver at gunpoint as they...
2 California men arrested in Virginia in connection to thefts at high-end stores across 7 states
FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va. (DC News Now) — Detectives said they arrested two men in Tysons who are part of a high-end retail theft ring operating in states across the country. In a news conference on Aug. 15, the Fairfax County Police Department (FCPD) said the group, known as the “Airpod Crew,” is responsible for hitting […]
Hot Plate: Green light for The Undefeated, Red Pepper turns five, Tropical BBQ at BSC and more
Mid-August might be the best time to eat locally in the Chesapeake region. This week, Baltimore restaurants are going all-in on local produce, seafood and more. Here’s a look at what’s happening:. Openings & announcements. Atlas Restaurant Group has been granted the necessary licensing to move forward with...
Things To Do In The DMV: Creatively Black Baltimore – Celebrating Artistry at Inner Harbor Light Street Pavilion
Explore the vibrant art scene in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor at the Light Street Pavilion. Celebrate and discover creativity at its best. Articulated Insight – “News, Race and Culture in the Information Age”. In the summer of 2023, Joy Bramble and Paris Brown had a vision to celebrate...
Local airport official garners statewide aviation accolade
Washington Airports Task Force president Keith Meurlin was among four 2024 Virginia Aviation Award recipients honored by the Virginia Aviation Conference at an Aug. 7 banquet in Chantilly. Meurlin, who took the task force’s helm in 2014, received the Director’s Award from Virginia Department of Aviation director Greg Campbell....
Soccer Commences 2024 Season with 0-0 Draw at Washington
SEATTLE, Washington – The University of Wyoming soccer team opened the 2024 regular season Thursday. The Cowgirls battled Washington to a 0-0 draw at Husky Stadium. “This was another quality road opponent that tested us,” head coach Josh Purdum said. “They were very physical, well sized and very athletic. They tested our backline right off the bat.”
Metro Transit Police Hosts Back-to-School Bash with Giveaways and Games
The Metro Transit Police Department (MTPD) is set to host its second annual Back-to-School Bash on Saturday, August 17, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Fort Totten Metro Station parking lot. This event offers students and families a fun-filled day to celebrate the start of the new school year.
Johns Hopkins to stop public statements on topics outside direct 'interest or function'
BALTIMORE (TND) — Johns Hopkins University announced Thursday it will no longer publicly weigh in on issues outside its direct function, calling the move a "posture of restraint." School leaders will now determine whether a topic is "clearly related to a direct, concrete, and demonstrable interest or function of...
Election 2024: Sen. Kaine campaign comes to Northern Virginia today and Saturday
Sen. Tim Kaine will participate in canvass kickoff in Spotsylvania, then receive the endorsement of National Security Leaders for America in Fredericksburg today. Kaine celebrates 30 years in public office this year and seeks re-election to the U.S. Senate in Virginia. On Saturday, Kaine will participate in canvass kickoffs in...
Man arrested in connection to West Baltimore shooting death of 49-year-old
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Police have arrested a 41-year-old man in connection to a West Baltimore homicide from August 10. Mandaria Jessup, 41, was arrested on August 13 for the shooting of 49-year-old Sean Henson Sr., according to police. Police say on August 10 around 5:13 p.m., officers went to...
Baltimore Mayor Taps Johns Hopkins Health Experts for Advisory Roles Amid Health Commissioner Transition
On Thursday, Mayor Brandon M. Scott of Baltimore appointed two veteran public health professionals from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health as part-time Senior Advisors on health policy. Dr. Joshua Sharfstein and Michelle Spencer are set to guide the city during the critical phase of transition between Health Commissioners while the search for a permanent appointee is ongoing. According to a statement from the Mayor's office, the advisors will keep their current posts at Johns Hopkins and their advisory roles are to be supported by the Bloomberg School's Bloomberg American Health Initiative.
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