The Latest Breaking News from Baltimore

Maryland House votes to add abortion rights to state constitution, expand access to abortion

BALTIMORE — Legislation to expand access to abortions in Maryland and mandate that most health insurance plans cover the procedure cost-free for patients easily passed the House of Delegates on Friday, a step toward broadening access in Maryland even as the U.S. Supreme Court mulls allowing severe restrictions on abortion…

Tribune News Service · Mar 12, 2022

Federal prosecutors respond to accusations from Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby’s lawyers, saying she ‘invented a tale of victimhood’

BALTIMORE — Federal prosecutors shot back Friday afternoon against arguments raised by Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby last month, dismissing her claims of prejudiced prosecution as factually baseless and legally meritless.

Tribune News Service · Mar 12, 2022

Federal team helps clear backlog of hundreds of cases in beleaguered state medical examiners’ office in Baltimore

BALTIMORE — A federal team helped clear a backlog of between 200 and 300 cases that had piled up in the overwhelmed Maryland medical examiners’ office, state and federal officials confirmed Friday.

Tribune News Service · Mar 11, 2022

CB Tavon Young sends farewell message to Baltimore on Twitter after being released

Cornerback Tavon Young sent a farewell message to Baltimore on Twitter after being released

USA Today Sports Media Group · Mar 10, 2022

Jonas Shaffer: Ravens’ 2018 draft class rejuvenated the franchise. Now its legacy is more complicated.

BALTIMORE — The Ravens’ 2018 draft class was special, and even as rookies, they seemed to know it. Their first year in Baltimore, the Ravens claimed their first AFC North title since 2012. A year later, the team won a franchise-record 14 games. Offensive tackle Orlando Brown Jr., one of…

Tribune News Service · Mar 10, 2022

First person to receive transplanted pig heart dies at University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore

BALTIMORE — A Maryland man who was the first person to receive a transplanted pig heart died Tuesday, two months after the groundbreaking surgery at the University of Maryland Medical Center.

Tribune News Service · Mar 10, 2022

'Hay mucha gente decente': cómo estas mujeres reunieron a un teléfono perdido y a su dueña sin ayuda de la policía

BALTIMORE— Cuando Emily Johanson perdió su teléfono el mes pasado mientras corría hacia una clase de ejercicio en Movement Lab de Remington, en Baltimore, su compañía telefónica y la empresa que lo fabricó le dijeron que la única opción para recuperarlo sería ponerse en contacto con las fuerzas policiales.

Tribune News Service · Mar 10, 2022

First person to receive transplanted pig heart dies at University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore

BALTIMORE — The first person to receive a transplanted pig heart died Tuesday, two months after the groundbreaking surgery at the University of Maryland Medical Center.

Tribune News Service · Mar 9, 2022

Constellation Energy forms partnership with Microsoft to help companies track clean energy use

Baltimore-based Constellation Energy has joined forces with Microsoft to create technology to help large commercial customers reach clean energy goals.

Tribune News Service · Mar 9, 2022

First person to receive transplanted pig heart dies at University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore

BALTIMORE — The first person to receive a transplanted pig heart died Tuesday, two months after the groundbreaking surgery at the University of Maryland Medical Center.

Tribune News Service · Mar 9, 2022