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Police: Man Charged In Connection To Shooting In Northwest BaltimorePolice have charged a suspect who they say shot a 38-year-old man in northwest Baltimore in February.
ATM Stolen From Pasadena Royal Farms Store Recovered, 2 Suspects Sought, Police SayPolice are searching for two suspects they believe stole an ATM from a Royal Farms store in Pasadena early Friday morning.
Maryland 911 Dispatcher Helps Couple Deliver Baby BoyA Maryland 911 dispatcher's quick thinking and calm demeanor helped a couple when a woman went into labor without medical professionals nearby.
Maryland Gas Prices Up 28 Cents From Last Month; National Average 25 Cents Away From $3The statewide gas average in Maryland rose at least four cents this week, as the national average increased by six cents, according to AAA Mid-Atlantic.
Maryland Lawmakers Are Close To Adding HBCU FundingMaryland lawmakers are pushing for a bill that would allocate nearly $600 million in funding to HBCUs in the state.
'We Cannot Accept This': Teens Shot In Baltimore Thursday Still In Hospital, One In Grave Condition; Police Following LeadsThe two teens shot in Baltimore on Thursday remain in the hospital Friday afternoon as detectives continue to follow leads in the cases.
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ATM Stolen From Pasadena Royal Farms Store Recovered, 2 Suspects Sought, Police SayPolice are searching for two suspects they believe stole an ATM from a Royal Farms store in Pasadena early Friday morning.
Teens Shot In Baltimore Thursday Still In Hospital, One In Grave ConditionThe two teens shot in Baltimore on Thursday remain in the hospital Friday afternoon as detectives continue to follow leads in the cases.
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These Cats Overcome Blindness With LoveBeth is blind and relatively low energy. She still likes to play but is far more confident when Dwight is around.
Maryland Leaders Hold News Conference On COVID-19 Vaccine Equity Plan (March 4, 2021)Maryland Leaders Hold News Conference On COVID-19 Vaccine Equity Plan (March 4, 2021)
Baltimore City Officials Give Public Safety Update (March 3, 2021)Baltimore City Officials Give Public Safety Update (March 3, 2021)
Latest Sports
Ware Scores 29 To Lift Morgan St. Past Delaware St. 92-67De’Torrion Ware had 29 points and 10 rebounds as Morgan State routed Delaware State 92-67 on Friday.
'Nothing But Respect': Washington Releases Comeback Player Of The Year Alex SmithWashington released AP Comeback Player of the Year Alex Smith on Friday, a move that was expected but still provides a cold ending to the veteran quarterback's storybook tenure with the organization.
Wizards Beat Clippers 119-117 Behind 33 From BealBradley Beal scored 33 points and the Washington Wizards pushed ahead with a late run to beat the Los Angeles Clippers 119-117 after All-Star Paul George was a late scratch Thursday night.
College Athletes Could Be Paid For Endorsements Under Maryland BillCollege athletes could be allowed to profit off of their name, image and likeness, and would be better protected under a bill that passed the Maryland House of Delegates this week.
Major League Baseball Players Deal With Depression Due To Isolation Caused By COVID-19 PandemicThe COVID-19 pandemic has led to increased isolation which has caused a rise in cases of depression.
No. 8 Maryland Beats Michigan, Clinches Share Of B10 titleThis year, the eighth-ranked Terrapins look like they have a shot to win their second national title in school history and first since 2006.
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Maryland 911 Dispatcher Helps Couple Deliver Baby BoyA Maryland 911 dispatcher's quick thinking and calm demeanor helped a couple when a woman went into labor without medical professionals nearby.
Guinness Open Gate Brewery Spreads St. Patrick's Day Celebrations Over Entire Month Amid PandemicSaint Patrick’s Day is still over a week away, but the Guinness Open Gate Brewery is already gearing up for its first celebration.
First-Ever Annapolis Oyster Fest Kicks OffCrabs may get a lot of attention in Maryland, but if you're looking for some great oysters, you may want to head down to Annapolis.
'Arch Madness' Bracket Challenge To Determine Baltimore's Best Architectural LandmarksIn the spirit of March Madness, the city is honoring its history with a bracket-style competition showcasing some of the city's architectural landmarks.
Maryland Zoo Adds New Live Camera Feed To Watch Zebras, OstrichesThe Maryland Zoo has added a new live camera for people to check out the African Watering Hole exhibit from the comfort of home.
Star-Spangled Banner, Written During War Of 1812 In Baltimore, Celebrates 90th Birthday As National AnthemIt has been 90 years to the day since "The Star-Spangled Banner" became our National Anthem.
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Maryland Lawmakers Are Close To Adding HBCU FundingMaryland lawmakers are pushing for a bill that would allocate nearly $600 million in funding to HBCUs in the state.
President Joe Biden To Visit Emergent BioSolutions' Baltimore Lab Making Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 Vaccine Next Week, White House ConfirmsPresident Joe Biden is scheduled to visit Baltimore next week, the White House confirmed Friday.
College Athletes Could Be Paid For Endorsements Under Maryland BillCollege athletes could be allowed to profit off of their name, image and likeness, and would be better protected under a bill that passed the Maryland House of Delegates this week.
Baltimore Fifth Grader Wins National Competition Asking Contestants To Give Economic Advice To President Joe BidenOne Baltimore City fifth-grader just won a nationwide economics competition. Hundreds of students were asked to answer one question: What economic advice would you give President Joe Biden?
Law Enforcement On High Alert After Plot Warning At U.S. Capitol, House Cancels Session ThursdayLaw enforcement was on high alert Thursday around the U.S. Capitol after intelligence uncovered a "possible plot" by a militia group to storm the iconic building again, two months after a mob of Donald Trump supporters smashed through windows and doors to try to stop Congress from certifying now-President Joe Biden's victory.
Maryland Considering Bill To Allow Beer, Wine In Grocery StoresMaryland lawmakers are considering legislation that would allow grocery stores in the state to sell beer and wine.
