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Hopkins Graduate Killed In Afghanistan Attack Laid To Rest

A Johns Hopkins graduate–killed while working as a diplomat for the U.S. State Department–is laid to rest.

2013/04/17

Former Police Commissioner Bealefeld Will Help In Hopkins Investigation

A big name is now part of Johns Hopkins’ internal investigation into a gynecologist who secretly recorded his patients, and it’s causing controversy.

2013/02/28

Colleague Reported Suspicions About Gynecologist & Recording Device To Hopkins

New information has been released about how a Johns Hopkins gynecologist spied on his patients, taking video and pictures of them during exams. The hospital is now releasing new details about how Dr. Nikita Levy got caught.

2013/02/27

Class Action Lawsuit Filed In Case Of Hopkins Doctor Accused Of Recording Patients

Major legal action against the prestigious Johns Hopkins Hospital. Tens of millions of dollars of lawsuits have been filed by patients after their gynecologist is accused of secretly videotaping some of them.

2013/02/22

Memorial Scheduled For Former Hopkins President

Johns Hopkins University officials have scheduled a memorial service for former president Steven Muller.

2013/02/18

Mother & 2 Sons Burned In Apartment Fire

Deputy State Fire Marshals are investigating the cause of a bedroom fire that sent a mother and her two children to Johns Hopkins Hospitals in Baltimore with serious burn injuries.

2013/02/14

Meteorologist Bernadette Woods Welcomes Her Twin Boys Home

Hopkins Hopes To Revive Baltimore Neighborhood

The renowned Johns Hopkins University medical campus looms over East Baltimore like a fortress on a hill. On its northern edge lies a humble neighborhood of rowhouses weathered by decades of crime, poverty and decay.

2013/02/01

Soldier Who Had Double-Arm Transplant At Hopkins Looks Forward To Driving

After the trauma of losing both arms and legs to a roadside bomb in Iraq, an Army veteran now says he has a second chance at life.

2013/01/29

Hopkins Giving $10M To University Neighborhoods

Johns Hopkins University officials say they will give $10 million over the next five years to help communities surrounding its Homewood campus in Baltimore.

2012/12/06

Patients Protest After Hopkins Cuts Funding For Church-Run Heroin Clinic

For the past 10 years, a church in East Baltimore estimates it has helped 3,500 heroin addicts off the drug.But now that church-run clinic is in the middle of a dispute with one of the world’s most respected hospitals.

2012/10/18