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Community Trust of Police Requires Reforms, Experts Say
Nationwide reform of law enforcement practices is critical to restoring community trust in the police, officials said at a congressional forum Wednesday afternoon.
Apprenticeships Should Be in Every Zip Code: Labor Secretary Thomas Perez
Labor Secretary Thomas Perez said Tuesday that apprenticeships are the need of the hour and should grow in all sectors, especially in the fields of health care, technology and cyber security.
Mastodon Stands Tall in New Baltimore Exhibit
A replica mastodon skeleton and an historic painting of the discovery of the animal are now on display at the Maryland Historical Society.
Despite Dangers, Use of Synthetic Drugs Surges
More than 6,000 people have called poison control centers this year for problems related to taking a category of psychoactive drug known as synthetic cannabinoids. And that number is on the rise.
Non-Profit Organizes Halloween Costume Drive, ‘Treats’ Kids in Need
Let’s Help Kids, a non-profit organization started by six-year-old Rachel Harris (who is now 12), conducts a Halloween costume drive every year to provide free costumes to children in need.
Is Your Dinner Dangerous?
Find out if the meal you’re cooking is potentially cancer-causing, according to a new study.
Montgomery County Styrofoam Ban Aims to Help Environment
It’s a commonly used material, but beginning next year, you won’t see it if you get your food-to-go or take a doggie bag home in Montgomery County because of a ban approved by the County Council.
Will Pope Francis inspire more young men to become priests?
On the heels of Pope Francis’s visit to the United States, one Baltimore seminarian reflects on his inspiration to enter the priesthood.
Scientists Probe Food, Energy, Water Solutions at World Bank Workshop
Researchers from across the globe brainstormed ways to meet future resource needs at a meeting earlier this week.