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The Baltimore Sun on MSN · 2d

Baltimore overdoses: No deaths, at least 27 hospitalized, mayor says

None of the 27 people who overdosed on a suspected bad batch of drugs Thursday in Baltimore’s Penn North neighborhood have died, according to Mayor Brandon Scott. In a news conference Friday morning,

After mass overdose in West Baltimore leaves 27 hospitalized, city ramps up efforts to fight drug use

After a mass overdose in City's Penn North community on Thursday, Mayor Brandon Scott is launching a neighborhood stabilization response.

Newser on MSN · 2d

Baltimore Shaken After Mass Drug Overdose Hits City

Baltimore faced a mass overdose emergency Thursday as more than two dozen people were hospitalized after suspected drug overdoses in the city's Penn North neighborhood. Emergency crews responded to an initial overdose report around 9am,

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Baltimore underreports police misconduct settlements, misses deadline on report

Baltimore City failed to properly report police misconduct settlements this year as required by the mayor’s own city law, ...

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Baltimore mayor continues ‘Safe Summer’ program

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott joins ABC News Live to discuss the way his city keeps communities safe and peaceful during the summer months.

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Under Mayor Brandon Scott, Baltimore hits 50‑year low in homicides through mid‑2025

Mayor Brandon Scott reveals a significant decrease in homicides, non-fatal shootings, theft and more in Baltimore.

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Mayor Scott directs $2M in taxpayer funds to nonprofit he helps lead

Mayor Brandon Scott is directing $2 million in taxpayer funds to a youth program run by a nonprofit whose board includes him ...

Mass Overdose Strikes, 27 Hospitalized, Mayor Scott Rallies Community After 'New Jack City' Crisis

Mass overdose in West Baltimore leads to at least 27 hospitalized, with officials responding by intensifying harm reduction ...

Blavity on MSN8d

Baltimore Murder Rate Drops To Record Low Under Mayor Brandon Scott As Trend Emerges In Black-Led Cities

The city of Baltimore, which has often been used as a symbol in mainstream media for violent crime, hit a significant and ...

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Baltimore’s outrageous website debacle | READER COMMENTARY

The $2.2 million Baltimore spent toward a website it hasn’t received warrants investigation, writes Curt Rasmussen.

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