Baltimore metro stations will serve as distribution points for naloxone — the drug often used to reverse overdoses, as part of a new city initiative, Mayor Brandon Scott announced Monday. From a news ...

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Maryland transportation leaders joined Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott at the Johns Hopkins metro subway station to celebrate the launch of the Maryland Transit Administration’s new metro subway cars.

For hours at one of Baltimore’s Metro SubwayLink stations, the fare gates stood open. Passengers streamed through. A station attendant was nowhere in sight. And Maryland’s transit agency could not ...

BALTIMORE, MD (WBFF) — Baltimore metro stations will serve as distribution points for naloxone, the drug often used to reverse overdoses, as part of a new city initiative. Mayor Brandon Scott, city ...