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19 People Hospitalized After Large Tree Collapses On Garage In PasadenaAuthorities said that among the group taken to the hospital, one has critical injuries and at least one other person was taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Police: Woman Charged After Fatally Stabbing Ex-Boyfriend In SevernPolice are seeking more information on a homicide in Anne Arundel County after a woman allegedly stabbed her ex-boyfriend to death on Sunday.
Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Flat, As COVID-19 Cases To 69.6KCoronavirus hospitalizations remain flat Sunday, as cases rise to more than 69,600, according to new number released.
Body Recovered From Chesapeake Bay, Maryland DNR SayNatural Resources Police have recovered a body in the Chesapeake Bay in Queen Anne's County, DNR officials confirmed Sunday night.
City, State Leaders, Citizens React To Baltimore Protestors Toppling Of Christopher Columbus Statue Into Inner HarborGov. Larry Hogan said called destruction and vandalism of public property "completely unacceptable,"
Howard County Names 'Bee Balm' As Official Pollinator Plant With Youth Campers As Deciding VoteHoward County has named "Bee Balm" as their official pollinator plant.
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19 People Hospitalized After Large Tree Collapses On Garage In PasadenaIn Pasadena on Dunn Road, a child's birthday party was happening in a backyard when the storm hit.
Howard County Names 'Bee Balm' As Official Pollinator PlantPollinators, which include insects such as bees and butterflies, play an important role in our lives by helping plants reproduce.
Tree Falls Onto Garage In Pasadena19 people are hospitalized after a tree fell onto a garage in Pasadena on Sunday, causing it to collapse.
From The Field
Baltimore Officials Address COVID-19 And July 4thBaltimore's mayor and city officials discussed July 4th amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Zoo Releases Lego Turtle Back Into The WildThe Maryland Zoo released a rescued Eastern box turtle Wednesday that rose to fame with his LEGO wheelchair. Credit: Maryland Zoo.
Police Commissioner Michael Harrison Speaks On The Officer-Involved Shooting In NE BaltimoreBaltimore Police report an officer involved shooting happened Wednesday morning.
Latest Sports
Defending Champion Nats Return Healthy, Careful On ProtocolsDave Martinez's mantra of going 1-0 every day followed the Washington Nationals to their first World Series title.
Orioles Hold First 'Summer Camp' Training Session Ahead Of Shortened 2020 SeasonThe start of the 2020 MLB season is right around the corner, and the Orioles are gearing up their campaign.
Navy-Lafayette Joins Lists Of College Football CancellationsThe coronavirus pandemic is already impacting the 2020 college football schedule, with the Sept. 12 game between Lafayette College and Navy the latest to be canceled.
Redskins Reviewing Team Name After FedEx Asks NFL Team To Change NameThe Washington Redskins are launching a thorough review of its name after the title sponsor of their stadium asked the NFL team to change its name.
'Nothing In This Story Played Out The Way You Thought It Would': Pat Kondelis On Showtime Sports Docu-Series 'Outcry'The director discusses his fascinating Showtime docu-series about former Texas high school football Greg Kelley and the complicated story around his sexual assault conviction.
Reports: NFL To Cut Preseason Schedule In HalfAccording to Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio, the 2020 NFL preseason is being cut in half.
Best Of
July 4th Flyover: Here's When & Where You Can Watch ‘Salute To The Great Cities Of The American Revolution’ In BaltimoreAs America celebrates its 244th birthday this weekend, Baltimore residents will be able to see five waves of Air Force and Marine Corps jets flying over the city in honor of Independence Day.
Old Bay Hot Sauce Sold Out Online, May Still Be Available In Some StoresThe limited-edition Old Bay Hot Sauce that flew off shelves when it was first announced earlier this year is sold out again, at least online.
Baltimore Summer Restaurant Week Set To Return Later This Month With Changes Due To COVID-19Attention, foodies: the Baltimore Summer Restaurant Week is set to begin later this month.
BET Awards Host Amanda Seales Sports Custom Suit From Baltimore Native Bishme CromartieOne of the outfits comedian Amanda Seales wore while she hosted the 2020 BET Awards Sunday night has a Baltimore connection.
For Sale: Ravens' Bradley Bozeman Parting With Camper After Buying HouseIn the market for an RV? Baltimore Ravens guard Bradley Bozeman may have you covered.
Baltimore Residents Spot Ravens Soaring Around M&T Bank StadiumIt's not uncommon to see ravens at M&T Bank Stadium, but they're usually on the field, not flying hundreds of feet above.
CBS Baltimore Politics
State Makes $413M In Budget Cuts Due To COVID-19 Pandemic; More Could Come Next MonthA bleak revenue forecast led the state's spending board on Wednesday to cut more than $400 million from Maryland's budget.
UMD Renames Administration Building In Honor Of Former Sen. Mike MillerThe University of Maryland is honoring longtime state Senate president Mike Miller by renaming its administration building for him.
Republican Kimberly Klacik Says 'Innovative Ideas' Set Her Apart In 7th Congressional District RaceBorn in Accokeek, Maryland, Kimberly Klacik admits she is fighting an uphill battle to defeat a well known and well financed Democrat, Kweisi Mfume, in the race for the state's 7th Congressional District.
Maryland Senators Recommend Ways To Avoid Election ProblemsTwo leading Maryland senators urged the state on Tuesday to prepare for a “hybrid mail-in preferred" November election in which voters can cast ballots by mail or in person with early voting, bidding to avoid the problems that arose in this month's primary.
Kweisi Mfume Shares Personal Experience With Police Brutality, Outlines Legislative PrioritiesIn an exclusive interview with WJZ's Vic Carter, the 71-year-old shared his priorities for his office and got personal talking about his experience with police brutality.
Former Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh Pleads Guilty To Perjury, Sentenced To 6 MonthsBaltimore's disgraced former mayor Catherine Pugh, who was embroiled in a scandal involving her "Healthy Holly" children's books pleaded guilty to perjury Friday, waiving her right to a trial.
