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Top Baltimore news: Hackers continue to hold city's computers hostage; officer injured in crash

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Published on May 22, 2019
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Read on for the most recent top news you may have missed in Baltimore.

Hackers have been holding the city of Baltimore’s computers hostage for 2 weeks

A ransomware attack means Baltimore citizens can’t pay their water bills or parking tickets.

Read the full story on Vox.

Baltimore County schools scaling back ambitious laptop program that has met criticism

Baltimore County public schools are scaling back an ambitious program that supplied laptops to every student.

Read the full story on Baltimore Sun.

'Every woman deserves the choice': Abortion rights advocates rally in Baltimore to protest new laws

Pro-choice advocates and Baltimore residents rallied outside the Baltimore War Memorial building on behalf of abortion rights in response to new laws.

Read the full story on Baltimore Sun.

Police officer taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after crash in South Baltimore

Baltimore Police say an officer with the Regional Auto Theft Task Force was involved in a crash on West Lombard Street and South Calhoun Street Tuesday night.

Read the full story on Baltimore Sun.


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