Tracing Maryland’s COVID status by the numbers – The Sun
Preakness excitement builds on Black-eyed Susan Day – WBAL-TV
Toddler freed during car-jacking in Severn – WMAR-TV
A call to end unpaid internships at University of Maryland School of Social Work – Baltimore Brew
10-miler race back at Baltimore Zoo and Druid Hill Park – WMAR-TV/YouTube
Growing up in Park Heights in the shadow of the Preakness – Baltimore Banner
Access to formula a long time problem in Baltimore
Hot Plate: Preakness provisions, spring dinner at Atwater’s, Biggie brunch at Sally O’s and more
Baltimore works to expand bicycle infrastructure as city celebrates Bike to Work Day
Friday Morning Headlines: Judge unseals documents in Mosby case; City Council members call for crime plan; Hopkins to shorten outdoor commencement due to heat; and more
Federal judge makes some documents public in federal criminal case against Marilyn Mosby — The Baltimore Sun
Baltimore City Council members seek short-term crime plan to ‘stop the bleed’ — WBAL
Johns Hopkins’ Bloomberg School Shortens Commencement In Response To Record Heat — WJZ
Legislative Panel Issues Blistering Report of McGrath’s Management Practices at Maryland Environmental Service — Maryland Matters
Nearly four months later, families of fallen Baltimore firefighters are still without benefits — WMAR
Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Chesapeake blue crab population at lowest level in more than 30 years; Kevin Plank won’t return as Under Armour CEO; and more
Chesapeake blue crab abundance falls to lowest level since scientists began tracking the population in 1990 — The Baltimore Sun
Under Armour founder Kevin Plank says he won’t return to CEO role — Baltimore Business Journal
Ousted as Port Covington’s developer, Marc Weller leaves behind a $650 million “game changer” in search of occupants — Baltimore Brew
‘Honored to lead’: Board names Baltimore lawyer Natasha Dartigue as Maryland Public Defender, to serve 6 year term — The Baltimore Sun
MTA single-trip, 10-cent fare increase takes effect June 26 — WBAL
Maryland Food Bank Offers Job Training and Aid to Baltimore Youth — Maryland Matters
The Street Musician Known as Merdalf is the Mayor of 32nd Street — Baltimore magazine
Audit: City not ‘efficiently and effectively’ serving homeless Baltimoreans
In Perspective: Building Strong Communities in Baltimore City
On May 26, join The Associated to hear the City’s plan for neighborhood growth and to discuss how current and future projects through CHAI and the Museum will strengthen the neighborhoods of Central Park Heights, Pimlico and Jonestown.
Baltimore County Council says BCPS is flunking transportation
