Blair Sabol
Reporter at WMAR-TV (Baltimore, MD)
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2 weeks ago |
wmar2news.com | Blair Sabol
BALTIMORE - Johns Hopkins University is making funding available for research projects immediately impacted by federal cuts, in an effort to bridge the multi-million dollar shortfall it now faces. Earlier this year, the institution announced it would lose $800 million in federal funding as part of DOGE's cuts to USAID. "This situation for higher education is pretty much unprecedented," economist with the Urban Institute Sandy Baum said.
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2 weeks ago |
wmar2news.com | Blair Sabol
CHARLES COUNTY, M.d. - A cremation business is now facing a multi-million-dollar lawsuit after an oversight board found numerous violations during an inspection earlier this year. Lawyers allege the issues found, and the years of documented problems by the Maryland Board of Morticians, weren't a mistake but rather a scheme by the owners, Rosa and Brandon Williams. "I've never seen anything like it," attorney Cedric Lewis said.
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2 weeks ago |
wmar2news.com | Blair Sabol
BALTIMORE - Police found the driver of a car that rammed into a Johns Hopkins shuttle bus earlier this month "at fault" for the crash.
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wmar2news.com | Blair Sabol
BALTIMORE - 10 years ago today the unrest following Freddie Gray's death reached a fever pitch, leaving an unforgettable mark on the city and becoming a catalyst for change. On the anniversary of the height of the uprising, community leaders reflected on how far the city has come and far is left to go at the Sharon Baptist Church in the Sandtown-Winchester neighborhood, where Gray called home.
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3 weeks ago |
wmar2news.com | Blair Sabol
BALTIMORE - From systemic legal violations to setting an example for others. The Baltimore Police Department has come a long way in eight year's time. Now, it's two steps towards becoming independent of the Department of Justice and court oversight. "I'm a little bit biased but I think we're gonna be the model for policing. We're headed in that direction. Five or 10 years ago, I'd never thought that," Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley said.
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Anne Arundel County Government is providing an update on the February 22, 2025, cyber incident and a notice that this event may have impacted the confidentiality of information related to certain individuals who received treatment and related services at @AAHealth.
Potential data compromised includes confidential information from people treated by the Dept. of Health.
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