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Saturday - 17th April, 2021
FBI had contact with Ind. shooter
INDIANAPOLIS — FBI agents last year interviewed the gunman who fatally shot eight people at a FedE...
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Friday - 16th April, 2021
Learning to ride
Ahesahmahk E. Dahn, CEO of City Ranch Inc., watches as Zach Grovogui, left, 11, and Domnica Draganes...
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Thursday - 15th April, 2021
Full-on with half-smoke
Growing up in Washington, D.C., Andre McCain says, half-smoke sausages were a part of life: family c...
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Wednesday - 14th April, 2021
City officials ID possible source of ’15 ‘purge’ flyer
Four years after more than 60 businesses sued Baltimore over what they called its botched response t...
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Tuesday - 13th April, 2021
A FINISH WITH A FLOURISH
In a frantic rush Monday, Maryland’s lawmakers capped a legislative session in which they spent bi...
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Monday - 12th April, 2021
BOXED IN AND NO WAY OUT
Watching over her 7-year-old daughter, burning with a terrible fever at the hospital last summer, Ci...
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Saturday - 10th April, 2021
Baltimore to keep homeless in hotels through June
Baltimore will continue housing about 500 homeless residents in hotel rooms at least through June, e...
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Friday - 9th April, 2021
‘A good feeling to hear the fans’
The sign above the entrance to Pickles Pub said it all: “BASEBALL IS BACK.” The Orioles...
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Thursday - 8th April, 2021
A MAJOR LEAGUE MILESTONE
She intended nothing more than a dose of ironic humor. “Can you believe this is the only ...
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Wednesday - 7th April, 2021
FASHIONABLY RETIRED
J.S. Edwards, one of the Baltimore region’s few remaining high-end men’s clothiers, is closing a...
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Tuesday - 6th April, 2021
Sparrows Point land may become public park
Baltimore County may soon build its first new public park in more than six years on a swath of land ...
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Monday - 5th April, 2021
Surviving ‘financial hell’
If 2020 were a person, restaurant owner Kimberly Ellis says, “I would beat the hell out of him.”...
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Saturday - 3rd April, 2021
Hogan administration spent $9 million in no-contract deal
Maryland’s $9 million purchase of half a million coronavirus tests from a South Korean company was...
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Friday - 2nd April, 2021
Domestic violence, injuries spike during the pandemic
Valerie Weir has seen the toll a year of pandemic stress has taken on families, in her roles as a fo...
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Thursday - 1st April, 2021
Doses ruined at city plant
The Emergent BioSolutions manufacturing plant in East Baltimore that has been making coronavirus vac...
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Wednesday - 31st March, 2021
‘KEEP GOING AND STAY DRIVEN’
Angela Newman exhales as she sits in her makeshift factory — an opulent, ethereal living room in h...
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Tuesday - 30th March, 2021
Baltimore City Council carries out business amid Mosby investigation
Baltimore’s annual auction for properties with unpaid taxes is fast approaching, and Councilwoman ...
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Monday - 29th March, 2021
New 50-year Conowingo Dam license gets federal OK
A new 50-year license for the Conowingo Dam recently received a key federal approval, but environmen...
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Saturday - 27th March, 2021
Money tops wish list amid child care crisis
Avareena Cropper, 44, has cared for her two children, ages 3 and 6, at her Baltimore County home whi...
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Friday - 26th March, 2021
Baltimore’s Jews of color share Passover message
KeSean Johnson’s involvement with religion has been a long, sometimes troublesome journey. Raised ...
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Thursday - 25th March, 2021
HBCU funding signed into law
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan — who previously said $200 million was sufficient to settle a lawsuit in...
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Wednesday - 24th March, 2021
Police release new details in Colo. grocery store rampage
BOULDER, Colo. — Police on Tuesday identified a 21-year-old man as the suspect gunman who opened f...
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Tuesday - 23rd March, 2021
Terps women advance, men eliminated
Maryland’s Alaysia Styles, center, fights for a rebound with Mount St. Mary’s Bridget Birkhead, ...
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Monday - 22nd March, 2021
Goal to blend charity and profit for substance abuse treatment
Inside the campus of the former Salvation Army Rehabilitation Center in Southwest Baltimore, dormito...
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Saturday - 20th March, 2021
‘A new beginning’ 15-year journey to boost Maryland’s historically Black colleges, universities enters final stage
When David Burton decided to take on the state government over inequitable treatment of Maryland’s...
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Friday - 19th March, 2021
More will be able to get shots
Maryland will dramatically expand COVID-19 vaccination eligibility in a series of steps beginning Tu...
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Thursday - 18th March, 2021
Suspect charged with 8 Ga. killings
ATLANTA — A white gunman was charged Wednesday with killing eight people, most of them women of As...
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Wednesday - 17th March, 2021
Court decision will require state to regulate poultry farms’ gaseous ammonia emissions
Maryland must regulate the gaseous ammonia emitted by animal waste on poultry farms that could land ...
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Tuesday - 16th March, 2021
Priority appointments an attempt at vaccine equity
Under pressure to improve striking disparities in Maryland’s COVID-19 vaccine distribution, Gov. L...
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Monday - 15th March, 2021
Church creates local oasis from dying urban forest
For years, the 10-acre stretch of land along Frederick Road in Southwest Baltimore was easy to drive...
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Saturday - 13th March, 2021
‘IT WILL BE A SIGHT FOR SORE EYES’
How it will work The Orioles will implement a “pod seating” format with groups of two, ...
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Friday - 12th March, 2021
Restaurants work to adapt to various capacity limits
When the inevitable crowds of early St. Patrick’s Day revelers in Fells Point make their way to Ma...
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Thursday - 11th March, 2021
Congress passes $1.9T pandemic relief package
WASHINGTON — A Congress riven along party lines approved a landmark $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief ...
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Wednesday - 10th March, 2021
Hogan eases many restrictions
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced that he’s easing many coronavirus restrictions in the state be...
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Tuesday - 9th March, 2021
Limits eased for vaccinated people
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Monday issued longawaited advice to Americans full...
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Monday - 8th March, 2021
Between an app and a hard place
Ariane Tuskey’s Brazil Gourmet is a portal to her homeland, brimming with imported snacks and fres...
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Saturday - 6th March, 2021
Vaccines bring sharp drop in nursing home deaths
Patricia Decker wheeled her walker to the large, sunny dining room at Caritas House Assisted Living ...
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Friday - 5th March, 2021
SIGN OF THE TIMES
Workers from Anderson Industrial Contracting lower the top half of the “S” in “Sugars” from ...
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Thursday - 4th March, 2021
Prioritized for vaccines, but access hurdles remain
Frustration consumes Nadina Funk when she turns on the news and sees footage of young, healthy-looki...
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Wednesday - 3rd March, 2021
Hogan, data tell different stories
People who show up to Maryland’s mass coronavirus vaccination clinics will not be turned away for ...
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Tuesday - 2nd March, 2021
Baltimore-area students return to the classroom
Students around the Baltimore region headed back to school buildings Monday, many for the first time...
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Monday - 1st March, 2021
Learned on the road
Rock concerts and COVID vaccine clinics aren’t all that different, if you ask Terry Sapp. The man ...
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Saturday - 27th February, 2021
Lockheed Martin to shutter Middle River plant in 2023
Lockheed Martin plans to close its 465-employee Middle River plant within two years and relocate the...
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Friday - 26th February, 2021
New mass vaccination site open for business
As people across Maryland and the country seek their first dose of COVID-19 vaccine, Jean Armstrong ...
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Thursday - 25th February, 2021
Getting a vaccine can feel like winning the lottery
For some, it’s like winning the lottery. Getting an appointment for the COVID19 vaccine in Marylan...
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Wednesday - 24th February, 2021
Vaccine waitlist drawing criticism
Thousands will soon flock to M&T Bank Stadium, but not with the rowdy cheer familiar to Rave...
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Tuesday - 23rd February, 2021
Capitol riot to be priority
WASHINGTON — Merrick Garland, President Joe Biden’s attorney general nominee, vowed Monday to pr...
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Monday - 22nd February, 2021
Advocates push to get vaccine to hard-hit Latino community
With the pandemic hitting Baltimore’s Latino community harder than almost any other group, advocat...
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