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Two people were killed in a shooting in the 7900 block of Bennett Branch Road in Mount Airy on Thursday, April 2, 2020.
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Baltimore residents perform acts of kindness for neighbors and healthcare workers while obeying staying at home order during COVID-19 crisis.
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“So it looks like we’re working to stop the run up front," said Ravens safety Chuck Clark.
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Baltimore Symphony Orchestra musicians perform the final moments of Mahler’s Third Symphony virtually while secluded at home.
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"There’s a ton of uncertainty right now with timelines and when people are going to report," said Ravens tight end Mark Andrews.
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Easter and Passover celebrations will be affected by social isolation requirements due to novel coronavirus but faith leaders seek ways to maintain community.
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McKenzie Redmond is expecting her first baby in July. Along with health concerns she feels COVID-19 has taken the excitement out of having her first baby.
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A Baltimore police officer fatally shoots a man as the man is firing at a crowd, according to Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison.
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Westminster cosplayer Candace Birger is putting her skills to a new use — crafting face masks for health care workers and first responders to help protect them
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Governor Hogan announced several new coronavirus testing sites throughout Maryland.
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Due to the coronavirus, Governor Larry Hogan has enacted a Maryland stay-at-home order.
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We're answering your questions on the coronavirus. You asked what gives Gov. Larry Hogan the authority to shut down private businesses?
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Immigration advocates protest the jailing of undocumented immigrants in close quarters at Howard County Detention Center during the COVID-19 pandemic
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An outbreak of coronavirus at Pleasant View Nursing Home in Mount Airy, MD has infected 66 residents, with one fatality reported on March 29.
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The Maryland National Guard begins to set up a 250 bed field hospital in the Baltimore Convention Center in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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A fire at the Urban Bible Fellowship Church Saturday morning caused part of the steeple to fall.
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The Maryland National Guard began setting up a field hospital at the Baltimore Convention Center Saturday as a response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
