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As of this Friday morning, Baltimore City is only five homicides away from reaching 300 murders for the sixth year in a row. 295 total murders and 652 non-fatal …
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Maryland’s largest counties are working to overcome a technology glitch that’s delayed reporting of full Election Day results. The state hopes to have all of the preliminary numbers posted on …
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The Baltimore City school system will open 44 schools by mid-November to small groups of students having difficulty learning online, the first school district in the Baltimore area that is …
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Students at Bowie State University are working to create a greener, cleaner, and healthier planet by participating in the vitafusion Fruit Tree Project. The successful project provided students with the …
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Authorities in Charles County say at least four men were shot at a lounge in Waldorf tonight following an altercation between two groups of people. The shooting happened in the 2100 block …
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced Tuesday it has awarded over $20 million to Maryland for drinking water improvement projects throughout the state. This grant, along with $4 million in …
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A team at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt is managing the OSIRIS-REx mission. The spacecraft traveled 200 million miles, orbited a spinning asteroid, and touched down on that …
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FREE PISTOL P Popular Baltimore rapper “PISTOL P” is being falsely accused of allegedly killing a man in New Jersey. Pistol P is one of Baltimore’s rising artist that has …
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A group of 19 people in Baltimore City and Baltimore County face charges for their supposed roles in a massive drug trafficking ring. The indictment accuses the group of selling …
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The Richard Collins III Law takes effect Thursday in Maryland, expanding the state’s hate crime laws to ensure those convicted of hate crimes are prosecuted under the fullest extent of …
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