Baltimore elections board has received 43% of mailed ballots so far, begins counting after delays — The Sun
Construction at Mercy for acute care unit completed ahead of schedule — WBAL
Downtown employees decorate boarded-up buildings — Fox 45
A New Print Fundraiser for Baltimore Action Legal Team — BmoreArt
Despite Pandemic, Orioles Continuing To Make Strides Internationally Under Koby Perez — PressBox
DC Comics, home to Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman and other classic titles, has cut ties with Cockeysville-based company Diamond Comic Distributors, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar will open for the season on June 14, albeit with fewer vendors and restrictions in place to limit the spread of COVID-19, the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts announced today.
Mother of teenager killed in Baltimore plans rally, seeks justice — WBAL
FBI’s Baltimore office looking for information on ‘violent instigators’ — Fox 45
Whitehall Market opens in Hampden — Baltimore Business Journal
Orioles Prospect Keegan Akin On 2019 Season, Possibilities In 2020 — PressBox
The city will train 300 residents to help in the response to COVID-19, employing them to conduct contact tracing and serve as care coordinators and community health workers under a pilot program called Baltimore Health Corps, officials announced.
With Baltimore’s results still unknown after an early morning disappearing act, and other “significant failures,” Gov. Larry Hogan on Wednesday called for a report on the primary election from the Maryland Board of Elections and legislative hearings on what went wrong.
Protesters in Bel Air take knee on Main Street, chant ‘I can’t breathe’ — WBAL
Two Types of Permits Available For Restaurants To Have Outdoor Dining in Baltimore — Fox 45
Maryland’s only drive-in movie theater ready to reopen after COVID-19 delay — WMAR
Wes Unseld’s Impact On Court Met Only By His Character — PressBox
Maisy’s, a restaurant located in the heart of downtown known for brick oven pizzas and creative takes on classic American fare, will not reopen after coronavirus restrictions are lifted, owner Matt Helme posted on Facebook.
Just after 2 a.m. this morning, as voters and observers eagerly refreshed the Maryland State Board of Elections’ to see who might become the next mayor of Baltimore City, the results were completely wiped from the internet.
At a press conference called to laud the peaceful demonstrations from protesters and “restraint” shown by police, Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young said he hasn’t seen a need to institute a curfew in Baltimore.
