Baltimore news

Here are some recent news stories from Baltimore:

Crime and Public Safety

• Baltimore City Police are investigating a shooting that left one person dead and another injured in the 1400 block of N. Monroe St. (Source: Baltimore Sun)
• A 17-year-old boy was shot and killed in the 2400 block of E. Monument St. (Source: WBAL-TV)
• The Baltimore City Council is considering a proposal to increase funding for the city's violence intervention program. (Source: Baltimore Business Journal)

Politics and Government

• Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott has announced a plan to increase funding for the city's affordable housing programs. (Source: Baltimore Sun)
• The Baltimore City Council has approved a budget that includes funding for a new police training facility. (Source: WBAL-TV)
• A group of community activists are calling for the city to take action to address the issue of lead poisoning in Baltimore's water supply. (Source: Baltimore Brew)

Education

• Baltimore City Schools are facing a budget crisis, with officials warning of potential layoffs and program cuts. (Source: Baltimore Sun)
• A new charter school is set to open in Baltimore's Sandtown-Winchester neighborhood. (Source: Baltimore Business Journal)
• The University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) has announced a new program to help students from low-income families attend college. (Source: UMBC News)

Business and Economy

• A new grocery store is set to open in Baltimore's Park Heights neighborhood. (Source: Baltimore Business Journal)
• The Baltimore City Council has approved a plan to redevelop the city's Inner Harbor. (Source: WBAL-TV)
• A group of local entrepreneurs are launching a new initiative to support small businesses in Baltimore. (Source: Baltimore Magazine)

Sports

• The Baltimore Ravens have announced their schedule for the upcoming NFL season. (Source: Baltimore Sun)
• The Baltimore Orioles have signed a new pitcher to their roster. (Source: Baltimore Sun)
• The University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) Retrievers have announced their schedule for the upcoming NCAA basketball season. (Source: UMBC News)