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AIAI news brief· Local news brief · Baltimore · generated Sep 29, 2026

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  1. [1] Weather Forecast: Warming Trend Expected Through Workweek · WMAR-2 News (ABC2, Scripps)
  2. [2] Baltimore Inspector General Seeks Contempt Ruling Over City Records Access · CBS News Los Angeles (KCBS/KCAL)
  3. [3] Belvedere Neighborhood Marks Over Year Without Homicide in Baltimore · CBS News Los Angeles (KCBS/KCAL)
  4. [4] Baltimore City Council Approves Bill Allowing Padlocking of Repeat Offending Smoke Shops · WMAR-2 News (ABC2, Scripps)
  5. [5] Baltimore's New/Next Film Festival Returns with Over 160 Films · WMAR-2 News (ABC2, Scripps)
  6. [6] Streeter: Why Mayor Scott’s lack of a poker face works for Baltimore · The Baltimore Banner
  7. [7] Diesel Spill at Baltimore County Detention Center Estimated Lower Than Initial Report · WMAR-2 News (ABC2, Scripps)
  8. [8] Baltimore to Blend Susquehanna River Water Amid Drought Conditions · WMAR-2 News (ABC2, Scripps)

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Morgan State University Receives $800,000 Grant for Adult Reentry Scholarships

Morgan State University’s Center for Continuing and Professional Studies received an $800,000 grant from the Crankstart Foundation. This four-year award will continue providing reentry scholarships to nontraditional adult learners pursuing bachelor's degrees. The funding supports expanding access to higher education in Baltimore.

EducationPublished Sep 30, 12:00 AMAdded Sep 29, 6:11 PM

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  1. Baltimore TimesSep 30, 12:00 AM

CCBC Groundbreaks $28M Transportation Technology Center Expansion

Community College of Baltimore County began construction on its Transportation Technology Center expansion. The $28 million project will add a new facility for training in electric and alternative fuel vehicles. Existing buildings also received $1.9 million in renovations.

EducationPublished Sep 30, 12:00 AMAdded Sep 29, 5:01 PM

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  1. Baltimore TimesSep 30, 12:00 AM

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