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A rope tied into a noose was found at a construction site in an off-campus building owned by Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore on Thursday, university officials announced late Friday night.
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Baltimore County Police said they are investigating a possible shooting in Windsor Mill involving an 11-year-old girl.
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Baltimore police responding to a call in Northwest Baltimore find man fatally shot.
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Friday’s workouts for the 45 players the Baltimore Orioles invited to camp featured staggered workouts for small groups of players and a host of new things behind the scenes at Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
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Ciao Bella, a Little Italy fixture for 29 years ago, has announced it is closing for good, despite financial backing from Ravens great Ray Lewis.
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Steve Nicewarner is back at home, sleeping in the comfort of his own bed, after 31 days at the University of Maryland Baltimore Washington Medical Center, fighting to beat the relentless coronavirus.
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A man’s body was pulled out of Spa Creek early Friday morning after witnesses told first responders they saw him jump in.
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Baltimore Police have identified the officers involved in the shooting of an armed man who was experiencing a behavioral crisis Wednesday, leaving him in critical condition in a local hospital.
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The Washington Redskins began a “thorough review” of their name Friday, a significant step toward moving on from what experts and advocates call a “dictionary-defined racial slur.”
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Baltimore firefighters responding to an overnight rowhouse blaze in Southeast Baltimore found an occupant dead on the second floor, the department said.
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Units from Winfield, Sykesville and Mount Airy were aided by Howard County and Frederick County crews to control the fire in about 40 minutes.
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The Cooling Center at the Westminster Senior and Community Center, will open during the day Friday, July 3 and Saturday, July 4 as the forecast calls for excessive heat.
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As the Fourth of July holiday weekend begins, Maryland officials confirmed 538 new cases of the coronavirus Friday, the second straight day the figure has topped 500 after being under that total for two weeks.
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Attorneys for two men charged with assaulting a Baltimore police officer earlier this year say newly obtained video puts the case in a drastically different light.
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A 19-year-old man from Silver Spring who was shot early Thursday morning in Odenton has died as a result of his injuries, Anne Arundel County police said.
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A motorcyclist from Annapolis died Thursday night after a crash in Glen Burnie involving an SUV, Anne Arundel County police said.
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Anne Arundel County police arrested a Glen Burnie man on child pornography charges after an investigation in partnership with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
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Carroll County is using $4 million of its federal CARES (coronavirus relief) Act funding to lift up small, local businesses and nonprofits, and more than 100 applicants have reached out since the county began accepting applications last week.
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A Confederate statue at a Lothian church was torn down overnight and vandalized with red spray paint, Anne Arundel County police said Friday.
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These are the confirmed Maryland cases of the novel coronavirus, the illness that causes the COVID-19 disease, confirmed by the Maryland Department of Health. The table and map below shows what has been reported by the state and updates at 10 a.m. each day.
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A 70-year-old Davidsonville woman with dementia who was reported missing Thursday afternoon died in Baltimore that night, Anne Arundel County police said.
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Police say they have one Black man into custody Thursday after he assaulted another Black man in a Bowie grocery store because he was dating a white woman.
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Local nonprofits strapped for cash due to the coronavirus pandemic are receiving assistance for capital projects and human service programs thanks to a previously dormant local program. With nearly $670,000 total in grants, organizations will be able to provide individualized literacy training, help people transition from homelesseness, and provide legal aid to immigrants seeking to become citizens.
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Book drops have opened after months of closure and many branches recently started pick-up service. Now libraries are re-imagining their place in a pandemic world, even if they can’t look like the traditional gathering spots they were before.
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Here's everything we've learned about the reoccurring fireworks in Baltimore.
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Pines, the former dean of the engineering school, took over the job this week, and immediately embraced the the two issues that have arisen to consume the public’s mind: the coronavirus and racism.
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Netflix’s “Unsolved Mysteries” reboot dropped this week, and the first episode explores unanswered questions in the death of Rey Rivera, a 32-year-old Baltimore man found dead in 2006.
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The Baltimore County school system is seeking public input on construction priorities for its Multi-Year Improvement Plan for All Schools through a survey
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When Annapolis native Ricquel Griffin went through school, she wasn’t taught the basics of money management. Now she has started a program to prevent others from missing out on that learning: Money x Mimosas.
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Six community groups plan to protest outside a Denny’s in Anne Arundel County today about a manager calling 911 on a civil rights activist. The county police chief says it was a confrontation engineered by a longtime critic of his department.
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The Carroll Hospital farmer’s market season started Thursday and will continue weekly until September 17.
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Officials lay out some rules and advice for boaters to take before heading out on the water for Fourth of July.
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The Salute to America flyover announced last week to help celebrate the United States’ 244th birthday will pass Fort McHenry in Baltimore at approximately 5:30 p.m. Saturday.
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Pen & Quill, a new American restaurant in Station North in Baltimore, will be shutting its doors after six years.
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In a statement sent by the company’s lawyers Thursday, the restaurant group touted its good works, released surveillance photos that show Black patrons at Ouzo Bay, and even identified the brand of shorts a white child was wearing on Father’s Day.
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As part of $413 million in budget cuts caused by the coronavirus pandemic, the state Board of Public Works has scrapped plans to expand the Maryland attorney general’s office by adding a unit to prosecute street crime in Baltimore.
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Since Wednesday, a dozen coronavirus cases were confirmed in the Carroll County community outside of living facilities like nursing homes, according to Carroll County Health Department data, signaling a modest uptick.
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Maryland officials are looking at new vendors to potentially print and mail ballots for the November election after having several issues during the primary with the company they used to handle sending out ballots.
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The University of Maryland Medical System came under intense scrutiny for no-bid deals with some board members, but is now directing a large, new contract to one of those same businesses - Kelly Benefits Services.
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Baltimore Police said a 34-year-old man died in a shooting in South Clifton Park in East Baltimore on Thursday.
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Netflix’s “Unsolved Mysteries” reboot dropped this week, and the first episode explores unanswered questions in the death of Rey Rivera, a 32-year-old Baltimore man found dead in 2006.
