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The Carroll County commissioners recently agreed to donate $4,100 toward a national Korean War veterans memorial in honor of the 10 county residents who died in that war.

The fire had spread to multiple businesses at Baltimore's Edmondson Village Shopping Center.

By Lillian Reed

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Letting a balloon float away in Maryland would draw in a fine of $250, under a bill sponsored by Sen. Clarence Lam, D-Howard and Baltimore counties, legislation that is similar to a Queen Anne’s County law.

The Carroll County commissioners said they support the idea of getting more schools employees trained on how to administer an overdose-reversal drug, but they disagree with the school system’s proposal on how to do so.

Baltimore City would be required to spend roughly $330 million more per year on schools by 2030, while receiving $500 million more in education aid from the state. Young has pledged to go “all in” on Kirwan and find a way to fund it, despite the city’s limited resources.

By Talia Richman

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Charlotte Hawtin, a journalist, corporate analyst and director of the Joseph Richey Hospice, has died at age 72.

By Jacques Kelly

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Infielder Ryan Mountcastle, pitchers Keegan Akin and Dean Kremer and outfielder Ryan McKenna know there’s plenty of work to be done before they’re finished products.

By Jon Meoli

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Troopers posted a photo of the prop, which appears to be a legless dummy seated in the rear of a vehicle, complete with curly hair, a sweatshirt and a floral skirt.

By Lillian Reed

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Eric Barker, 20, of Mount Airy, was arrested Wednesday and charged with making a threat of mass violence.

Baltimore’s police commissioner. The cops from a rogue squad. Even the mayor herself. All of them convicted or put away this year by assistant U.S. attorneys in Baltimore.

By Tim Prudente

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The Baltimore Sun sports staff predictions the winners of every NFL game.

Three masked and armed assailants robbed a man Thursday evening behind a grocery store off of Forest Drive, Annapolis police said.

By Alex Mann

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What are the best movies of 2019? Local film critics Linda DeLibero and Christopher Llewellyn Reed join columnist Dan Rodricks to review this year in cinema.

By Dan Rodricks

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The task force created eight subcommittees to address the following contributing factors to mental health: discrimination, bias and cultural barriers; trauma; poverty; parental substance abuse; lack of access; stigma; stress and pressure; and social media.

By Naomi Harris

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November is National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month, but the staff at Copper Ridge are focused on the people with memory loss every day.

On the road to the national semifinals, the No. 3 Sea Gulls have leaned on a historically stingy defense, while the No. 5 Blue Jays have relied on an opportunistic offense.

By Edward Lee

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As Maryland sophomore forward Ricky Lindo Jr. increases his energy level, the Terps' potential rises with him.

By Don Markus

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The U.S. Department of Agriculture says thousands of pounds of salad products are being recalled due to a possible E. coli contamination.

Del. Neil Parrott of Washington County in Maryland is running for Congress.

Christopher Johnson, 31, of Baltimore, pleaded guilty to multiple counts in a Pennsylvania case investigating a triple murder in 2016.

By Phil Davis

Nov 21, 2019

Tyrique Jones had 12 points and 12 rebounds to lead the No. 18 Xavier men’s basketball team to a 73-51 victory over Towson on Thursday night in the Charleston Classic.

Baltimore police say they’re investigating a dozen successful or attempted ATM thefts this month, with many following a similar pattern.

By Phil Davis

Nov 21, 2019

After nine packed work sessions, several protests, thousands of pages of comments, and scrutiny of neighborhoods and school maps, the Howard County Board of Education voted Thursday to move about 5,400 students to new schools for the 2020-21 academic year, according to the school system.

Her Majesty’s Ship Queen Elizabeth, the Royal Navy’s largest and most advanced ship, arrived in Annapolis waters on Tuesday to host the Atlantic Future Forum. The Thursday conference was a collaboration between the Royal Navy and Naval Academy for security leaders of both nations to discuss the future of defense across land, sea, air, cyber and space.

By Selene San Felice

Nov 21, 2019

On Wednesday, Maryland’s highest court put an end to a legal contest between City of Taneytown officials and the wife of a former city councilman that began in 2016.

Here’s what comes next after former Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh's pleaded guilty Thursday to four criminal counts related to the sale of her “Healthy Holly” children’s books.

By Kevin Rector

Nov 21, 2019

One of two people charged in the 2018 death of a South Baltimore woman whose body was found inside a burning house was convicted of murder in Baltimore Circuit Court this week.

By Jessica Anderson

Nov 21, 2019

Glen Burnie homicide: The man charged in April with fatally shooting 22-year-old Tyrique Hudson in their Glen Burnie apartment building on Thursday entered Maryland’s version of the insanity plea.

By Alex Mann

Nov 21, 2019

After an anonymous student tip, Severna Park High administrators and police investigated an audio music recording that contained “racist, homophobic, sexually derogatory, and profane” language, according to a letter sent home on Thursday.

By Naomi Harris

Nov 21, 2019

Fay Rellas, a retired Baltimore City College teacher with a love of music, has died at age 91.

By Jacques Kelly

Nov 21, 2019

A Maryland commission studying how to improve the state's education system on Thursday endorsed a plan that will eventually require $4 billion more to be spent per year on public schools.

By Pamela Wood

Nov 21, 2019

A seventh grader at Magothy River Middle School died Wednesday evening, according to a letter sent home by Principal Nuria Williams.

By Naomi Harris

Nov 21, 2019

Former Towson University basketball player Dave East's new album is called 'Survival.'

The number turned out to be for an outreach worker for Roca, an intensive anti-violence program that focuses on the city’s most at-risk young men by enrolling them into programs that aim to change their behavior.

By Jessica Anderson

Nov 21, 2019

Tuerk House, one of the city's oldest addiction treatment centers, opens its newly expanded detox facility.

By Meredith Cohn

Nov 21, 2019