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Just in time for the playoffs, the Baltimore company designed augmented reality game Tilt The Ice.
Twenty of the most pivotal events in Baltimore this year, in chronological order.
A Johns Hopkins lecturer uses #OpenAPS to control her diabetes.
Celebrate the city’s googly-eyed water wheels during this inaugural event.
Johns Hopkins University's Applied Physics Labratory plans to crash a spacecraft into a near-Earth asteroid. NASA hopes it works.
Governor Larry Hogan announced new initiative to keep Maryland students safer.
Though hurricane season may be coming to an end, BGE crews assist all year round.
Chesapeake Veterinary Surgical Specialists is an all-in-one practice for your pet care needs.
Thanks to clever engineering at the Maryland Zoo, this box turtle is on the mend.
Wen becomes second doctor to lead organization in its 102-year history.
On September 7, City Hall’s dome will illuminate to support Stand Up To Cancer.
Keeping the classroom safe from illness.
Solar-powered pirate ships invade the Inner Harbor.
Struggling bike share program cancelled as City shifts to new technologies.
Baltimore’s trash wheels are more than just goofy, googly-eyed gimmicks.
Find free parking, complimentary coffee, and even child care at these shared spaces around town.
A Texas-based company fights for the right to distribute blueprints for firearms online.
The three-day event will feature live performances and workshops to celebrate social innovation.
City accuses oil and gas industry of knowingly contributing to sea-level rise and extreme weather events.
When battling bugs and plant disease, take a holistic approach.
A secret society fights the tyranny of trash.
Pixilated, MoeJoe Brewing, and Arbit are democratizing the investment process.
New Waterfront Partnership report shows dramatic progress over the past year.
Following a showcase, one student was awarded an internship with the city.
