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Glenarden Mayor Edward Estes Indicted For Allegedly Secretly Recording Private Conversations, Misconduct In Office A Maryland mayor is indicted by a Prince George's County grand jury after he allegedly secretly recorded private conversations while in office, Maryland State Prosecutor Charlton T. Howard announced Tuesday.

Weather Blog: Upslope Snow Showers In Western MarylandFolks in western Maryland are enjoying some upslope snow showers today!

School Bus Crashes In Westminster After Driver Suffers Apparent Medical Emergency, Sheriff's Office SaysA school bus crashed Monday afternoon in Westminster after the driver suffered an apparent medical emergency, according to police.

CAUGHT ON CAM: Car Drives Into Blue Agave's Parklet Tuesday MorningAnother Baltimore restaurant will have to find a way to maintain business after losing its outdoor dining area.

Man Shot In The Leg in West Baltimore Monday Night, Police SayA man is hospitalized after he was shot in the leg Monday night in west Baltimore.

Baltimore County Police Investigating Shooting In ReisterstownBaltimore County Police are on the scene of a shooting in Reisterstown Tuesday.
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Ex-Harvard Coach, Maryland Businessman Charged In $1.5M Admissions ScamPeter Brand, 67, who was fired by Harvard last year, and Jie "Jack" Zhao, 61, of Potomac, Maryland, face a charge of conspiracy to commit federal programs bribery.

Prince George's County Man Brian Anthony Gilbert Indicted On 9 Child Pornography Charges, Officials SayA 33-year-old District Heights man has been indicted on nine counts of production, distribution and possession of child pornography, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Maryland said Monday.
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Baltimore County Executive Announces New COVID RestrictionsBaltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski announced stricter restrictions Friday for residents as coronavirus cases are spiking around Maryland.

Gov. Larry Hogan Gives Update On COVID-19 In MarylandGov. Larry Hogan Gives Update On COVID-19 In Maryland

Karma Is Up For Adoption At The MD SPCAKarma is 2 years old, and looking for a home with another dog to be her best friend.
Latest Sports

Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 11: Salvon Ahmed Stepping Into Spotlight For DolphinsThe undrafted rookie appears to have taken over the starting back role in Miami with Myles Gaskin on IR.

Ravens' Center Matt Skura Fires Back At Social Media Critics: 'My Family Is Off Limits'The Ravens center took to social media Monday saying that his wife had received threatening messages following his Sunday night performance.

COVID-19 Latest: No Fans Allowed At Ravens Game Against Titans On SundayNo fans will be allowed at the Ravens' game against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday in Baltimore.

Qadry Ismail Calls Out Ravens' Marquise Brown For Poor Routes, Lack Of AggressionRavens postgame show analyst Qadry Ismail was not impressed by Brown's performance in the team's Sunday night loss to the New England Patriots.

Ravens TE Nick Boyle Out For Season After Suffering Knee Injury During Patriots GameNick Boyle did not return to the game against the Patriots after he was injured in the third quarter.

Cam Newton Helps Patriots Beat Ravens In Rain And WinCam Newton threw a touchdown pass and ran for another score and the New England Patriots fought through rain and wind to hold off the Baltimore Ravens 23-17 on Sunday night.
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Six Flags America Still Holding Holiday In The Park Winter Festival Despite COVID-19 PandemicLooking for something to do with the family this holiday season? Six Flags America's annual Holiday in the Park winter festival is returning for its fifth year despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

Where You Can Get A Dine-In Or Takeout Thanksgiving Dinner In Baltimore This YearIf you're not looking to cook, these Baltimore restaurants have you covered.

4MyCity Is Trying To Feed 8,000 Baltimore-Region Families For Thanksgiving. Here's How You Can HelpA local non-profit is trying to feed 4,000 families for Thanksgiving this year. Amidst a global pandemic, unemployment, struggling families might need food now more than ever, so 4MyCity is stepping up to help.

'I Wanted It To Go Here': Filmmaker John Waters Gives 375 Items To Baltimore Museum Of ArtThe Baltimore Museum of Art is getting a big gift from filmmaker and Baltimore native John Waters.

Maryland Distillery Removes Rum Aging In Hull Of USS Constellation In Inner HarborIn an effort to raise funds, the USS Constellation has been partnering with a local distillery to produce rum aged in the ship's hull. On Wednesday, the last four barrels were removed.

New Brew From Flying Dog Brewery Helps Women In Beer IndustryA new local beer not only quenches your thirst but also assists, inspires and encourages women in Maryland.

CBS Baltimore Politics
‘We’re In The Middle Of a War’: Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Concerned Rocky Presidential Transition Will Hurt COVID-19 FightGovernor Larry Hogan had strong words Monday about the danger Maryland still faces from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Nearly 2 Dozen Arrested In 'Million MAGA March' Protests Supporting Trump In DCDemonstrations over President Donald Trump's loss at the polls have resulted in charges against nearly two dozen people in Washington, including a person accused of setting off a commercial firework and four people accused of an assault that left the victim unconscious on the street.

Biden Readies Sweeping Policy Shifts On COVID, Economy, Immigration And MorePresident-elect Joe Biden established himself on the campaign trail as the antonym to President Donald Trump when it came to key policy stances, promising strong responses to the coronavirus pandemic, climate change, criminal justice, immigration and health care.

Bickering In Congress Over COVID Relief Bill Could Lead To More Deaths, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan SaysMaryland Gov. Larry Hogan expressed his frustration with the bickering in Washington and the fact that Congress has yet to pass a coronavirus relief bill.

'Glass Ceiling Has Been Shattered': Black Sorority Members React To VP-Elect Kamala Harris' History-Making WinA group of members from several historically Black sororities in Maryland shared their thoughts on Vice President-elect Kamala Harris' history-making win and the movement that led to that moment.

Hopkins-Educated Doctor Céline Gounder Appointed To President-Elect Joe Biden's COVID-19 Advisory BoardPresident-elect Joe Biden named 13 doctors to his coronavirus advisory board Monday, including Dr. Céline Gounder who received a master's of science in epidemiology from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in 2000.








