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• Major Crash Closes Portion Of 695 During Monday Afternoon Commute

  15-10-2018 23:54
  ROSEDALE, Md. (WJZ) —  Authorities are on scene of a major crash on 695 near Route 702 in Rosedale. All traffic has been diverted to the shoulder.
  At least one person was rescued from a vehicle involved in the crash, and taken from the scene by ambulance.
  It is not yet known if there were any additional injuries reported.
  Traffic on 695 is backed up all the way to Belair Rd.Follow @WJZ on Twitter and like WJZ-TV | CBS Baltimore on Facebook
  
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• MTA Bus Involved In Crash In Downtown Baltimore

  15-10-2018 23:42
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — An MTA bus was involved in a crash in downtown Baltimore Monday afternoon.
  The crash happened near N. Eutaw St. and W. Saratoga St.
  It is not yet known if there were any injuries as a result of this crash.Follow @WJZ on Twitter and like WJZ-TV | CBS Baltimore on Facebook
  
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• Fifth Grader Runs 50 5K’s In 50 Days For Grandpa’s Lung Cancer

  15-10-2018 23:32
  SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX 5) — For the last seven weeks, a San Francisco fifth grader has embarked on a physical challenge that most adults wouldn’t consider trying, all of his own accord.
  It all began when ten-year-old Niall McDermott watched a movie about a man called the “Iron Cowboy” who completed 50 triathlons in 50 days and was inspired.
  “I wanted to do 50 5K’s in 50 days,” he said.
  When asked if it was kind of a strange thing for a ten-year-old kid to w
  
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• Wildlife Research Center Works To Keep Bird Species From Going Extinct

  15-10-2018 23:15
  LAUREL, Md. (WJZ) —  The Patuxent Wildlife Research Center in Laurel is working to bring the population of Whooping Cranes back from the brink of extinction.
  Their distinctive, and loud call gives Whooping Cranes their name. A call that all but fell silent by the middle of the 20th century.
  Standing five feet tall, the largest land bird in North America was nearly driven to extinction as many sought their feathers for hats.
  According to Dr. Allen O’Connell, Crane Project manager
  
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• Maryland Lawmaker Cites Trump In Decision To Become Democrat

  15-10-2018 23:05
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ/AP) — A Maryland lawmaker says President Donald Trump’s rhetoric has played a role in her decision to leave the Republican Party and become a Democrat.
  Del. Meagan Simonaire changed parties Monday.
  Simonaire, whose district is conservative, says she increasingly found herself aligned with Democratic values. Speaking of Trump, she noted “attacks” on minorities, women “and anyone who does not agree with him.”
  “President Trump regularly
  
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• Hallmark Movie Lovers Christmas App Is Coming

  15-10-2018 23:00
  PHILADELPHIA (CBS) —  The Hallmark Channel is launching a ‘Countdown to Christmas Movie Checklist’ App for anyone who can’t bear the thought of missing this season’s newest holiday movie offerings.
  Fans who download the app, available on iOS and Android, can create reminders, watch trailers and stay up to date on all the new content coming from the holiday movie channel.
  Credit: Crown Family Media
  Officials say this app will serve as the “ultima
  
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• Oct. 15 Marks Education Pioneer Fanny Jackson Coppin’s Legacy

  15-10-2018 22:34
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Mayor Catherine Pugh has designated Monday, Oct. 15 as  Fanny Jackson Coppin Day in Baltimore.
  Coppin was the first African-American woman to become a school principal and school superintendent in the United States.
  The mayor led a ceremony at Coppin State University Monday morning.
  “It’s an awesome day,” Pugh said. “Coppin State University is named in her honor — an educator and a former slave who was freed and went on to change educati
  
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• Naked Man Swims Among Sharks At Toronto Aquarium

  15-10-2018 22:32
  TORONTO (CBS13) – One man’s refreshing dip in a shark-infested Toronto aquarium while naked could land him in hot water.
  On Friday just after 10:30 p.m., the man went inside Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada, bought a ticket, stripped down to nothing, climbed over a barrier, and jumped into the sand shark tank, an aquarium spokesperson told The Toronto Star.
  Cellphone video showed the man swimming at the surface of the water. At one point, he got out of the tank, faced a waiting secu
  
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• Unarmed Guards To Join Squeegee Kids On Baltimore Street Corners

  15-10-2018 22:11
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The Downtown Partnership of Baltimore plans to fund a team of unarmed guards who would be stationed on busy intersections where squeegee kids work.
  These guards will reportedly be watching out for the both squeegee kids and drivers.
  There are still a lot of unanswered questions about how the street corner security will work.
  In a city of record breaking violent crime, and a raging opioid epidemic, it’s somehow Baltimore’s so called “squeegee boys”
  
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• Facebook Reportedly Working On Unsend Message Button Feature

  15-10-2018 22:00
  PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — A new report reveals that Facebook is working on an unsend message button feature.
  Viral Facebook Hoax Messages Prompts Warning From Officials
  According to TechCrunch, a tipster generated screenshots of a prototype unsend button from Facebook Messenger’s Android code.
  Facebook Messenger is finally working on "Unsend Message" in the app for everyone!
  Tip @Techmeme pic.twitter.com/5OtQrmyID3
  — Jane Manchun Wong (@wongmjane) October 12, 2018This feature w
  
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• Violent Baltimore Gang Members Plead Guilty To Charges Related To 3-Year-Old’s Death

  15-10-2018 21:52
  BALTIMORE, Md. (WJZ) — Five men pleaded guilty during the month of October to drug or racketeering charges related to a turf battle that saw the shooting death of a 3-year-old girl.
  According to prosecutors, the men, all Baltimore residents, are part of the “Old York Money Gang,” which sold drugs, including crack cocaine and committed numerous violent crimes throughout the Waverly Way neighborhood in Northeast Baltimore.
  The gang is currently under a federal indictment involvin
  
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• 5 Violent Baltimore ‘Old York Money Gang’ Members Plead Guilty To Drug Charges

  15-10-2018 21:52
  BALTIMORE, Md. (WJZ) — Five men pleaded guilty during the month of October to drug or racketeering charges related to a turf battle that saw the shooting death of a 3-year-old girl.
  According to prosecutors, the men, all Baltimore residents, are part of the “Old York Money Gang,” which sold drugs, including crack cocaine and committed numerous violent crimes throughout the Waverly Way neighborhood in Northeast Baltimore.
  The gang is currently under a federal indictment involvin
  
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• Gas Leak Reported In Rodgers Forge Area, Delaying Dismissal At Nearby Schools

  15-10-2018 21:44
  TOWSON, Md. (WJZ) — A gas leak was reported in the Rodgers Forge area Monday afternoon.
  According to Baltimore County Public Schools, the gas leak has delayed dismissal for some students at Dumbarton Middle School and Rodgers Forge Elementary.“We are asking parents and guardians to pick up walkers at those schools. Buses will depart schools as scheduled,’ the schools tweeted.
  BGE crews are on scene and the leak has since been repaired.
  UPDATE: GAS LEAK//IFO 204 Regester Ave//le
  
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• Baltimore Drivers To Be Fined $125 For ‘Blocking The Box’

  15-10-2018 20:56
  BALTIMORE (AP) — Drivers who block Baltimore intersections with their cars are now at risk of being fined for what’s known as “blocking the box.”
  Police and traffic enforcement officers will have the ability to issue $125 fines for the violation starting Monday. The new “Don’t Block the Box” fine applies citywide, though the issue is largely complained about in the downtown area.
  City Council President Bernard C. “Jack” Young sponsored the Ju
  
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• Government Spends Millions To Guard Confederate Cemeteries, Including One In Maryland

  15-10-2018 20:39
  ALTON, Ill. (AP) — After last year’s deadly clash between white nationalists and counter-protesters in Charlottesville, Virginia, the federal government quietly spent millions of dollars to hire private security guards to stand watch over at least eight Confederate cemeteries, including one in Maryland, documents from the Department of Veterans Affairs show.
  The security effort, which runs around the clock at all but one of those VA-operated cemeteries, was aimed at preventing the ki
  
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• 100 Cats Airlifted To Delaware From Shelters Hit By Hurricane Michael

  15-10-2018 20:32
  WILMINGTON, Del. (WJZ) — About 100 cats and kittens from areas hit hard by Hurricane Michael are being airlifted out of Florida to shelters in Delaware and suburban Philadelphia.
  The Brandywine Valley SPCA is teaming up with the Jacksonville Humane Society to relocate the animals.
  Spokeswoman Linda Torelli says they want to make room in the shelters so other animals lost in the hurricane can stay near their homes and hopefully be reunited with their families. Other animals are coming from
  
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• Mega Millions and Powerball Jackpots Are Close to a Billion Dollars

  15-10-2018 20:15
  BALTIMORE (CBSLocal) – Nearly a billion dollars in jackpot money is up for grabs between the Mega Millions and Powerball lotteries.
  The MEGA Millions jackpot is expected to be $654 million Tuesday night– just $2 million shy of the record jackpot won on March 30, 2012. Ticket sales ahead of the drawing could make it a record payout.
  The last time anyone matched the five white balls and golden MEGA ball was July 24. Eleven co-workers from California shared that $543 million jackpot.
  If
  
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• Maryland Resident Fights Back; Shoves Armed Suspects Out Of Home

  15-10-2018 19:47
  MT. AIRY, Md. (WJZ) — Two people tried to break into a Mt. Airy home, but were surprised when the homeowner caught them mid-act.
  Frederick County Police are investigating an attempted home invasion in Mt. Airy on Thursday at 9 p.m.
  According to police, two men attempted to enter the home in the 1400 block of Village Oaks Court through an unsecured sliding door, but instead they were confronted the homeowner.
  One of the suspects pulled out a handgun.
  But, the homeowner pushed the suspe
  
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• Pit Bull Euthanized After Attacking, Killing Woman Inside DC Home

  15-10-2018 19:45
  WASHINGTON (AP/WJZ) — Authorities say a dog attacked and killed a woman inside her Washington home.
  Citing an email from a Metropolitan Police Department spokeswoman, news outlets report that the fatal dog attack was reported Sunday around 6:30 p.m.
  The 58-year-old victim was taken to a nearby hospital where she was pronounced dead, WUSA9 reports.
  Rob Frazier told WUSA that he believes his wife took the pit bull’s food, which triggered the attack.
  I just spoke with Rob Fraizer, whose
  
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• Former Howard County Police Officer Pleads Guilty For Misconduct, Falsifying Overtime

  15-10-2018 19:41
  HOWARD COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — A former Howard County officer plead guilty Monday to misconduct in officer for falsifying overtime documents and taking payments from the police department that he did not earn.
  According to police, 41-year-old Clate Moton-Jackson of Sabillasville was charged with one misdemeanor count and was ordered to pay $15,000 in restitution.
  The investigation started in July 2017 when officials found out that Moton-Jackson provided false statements to the agency.
  Int
  
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• NFL Team Grades Week 6: Are The Jets An Offensive Powerhouse?

  15-10-2018 19:31
  By Steve Silverman
  The New England Patriots got off to the most pedestrian of starts this season, but wins over the Miami Dolphins and Indianapolis Colts helped get Bill Belichick’s team right on track. However, taking on the high-flying Kansas City Chiefs is quite another story. The Patriots and Chiefs engaged in a back-and-forth game reminiscent of the offensive shootouts in the old American Football League.
  The Pats found a way to outlast the Chiefs by a 43-40 margin in the NFL’s
  
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• Brazen Burglary Caught On Camera In Apartment Complex

  15-10-2018 19:14
  COLUMBIA, Md. (WJZ) — A brazen burglary at a Columbia apartment complex was caught on camera.
  Howard County Police released video Monday of a August 20 burglary at the Alister Columbia Apartments at the 8900 block of Early April Way.
  A three-act play from #HoCoPolice: "Burglary at Alister Columbia Apartments." The suspect is seen canvassing the clubhouse, “working out,” then stealing various items. Police offering a reward up to $1,000 for info. Call 410-313-STOP or email hcpdc
  
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• Baltimore Restaurant Offers Harry Potter Deals On Oct 31

  15-10-2018 19:05
  BALTIMORE, Md. (WJZ) — Grab the wand, throw on your best robe and fly your Nimbus 2000 down to Johnny’s for their “Harry Potter Halloween” takeover on October 31.
  Staff will be in full costume as the Baltimore restaurant is transformed into a magical hub for guests to enjoy.
  A Harry Potter-themed dinner featuring delights like Troll Boogie bonbons, Butterbeer cupcakes, Dragon’s Breath Macarons, and more will be added to the menu for the occasion.
  Join the fun and ea
  
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• Library Computers Infected With Malware To Remain Offline For 2 Weeks

  15-10-2018 18:59
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Officials from the Anne Arundel County Public Library (AACPL) announced on Saturday that its computer system will stay offline for at least another two weeks due to a computer virus.
  Officials announced on October 6 that nearly 600 staff and public library computers had been exposed to the Emotet virus, a malware infection caused by an email scam.
  Anyone who had used the public computers since September 17 is being notified of the breach and infected machines have be
  
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• Babysitter’s Husband Found Guilty Of Sexually Abusing 9-Year-Old Girl

  15-10-2018 18:58
  BALTIMORE, Md. (WJZ) — A man was found guilty on Tuesday of sexually abusing a 9-year-old girl multiple times in 2014.
  The girl testified that the husband of her babysitter, 54-year-old Jorge Fuentes, had molested her several times while under their care.
  In her 2014 interview at the Baltimore Child Abuse Center, the girl stated that while she was at her babysitter’s house, Fuentes would ask her to go down into the basement where he would touch her inappropriately.
  The girl revealed
  
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• 6 Marylanders Spent Part Of Their Weekend In A Coffin

  15-10-2018 18:49
  UPPER MARLBORO, Md. (WJZ) — Six Marylanders spent part of their weekend inside a coffin as a part of Six Flags’ 30-Hour Coffin Challenge.
  The six people were selected from hundreds who entered around the state and the nation to compete for the chance to win two 2019 gold season passes, two seats on the fright fest train and $300.Betty Smith of Edgewater, MD – She is related to the Hall family who originally owned the land where Six Flags resides.
  Nicholas Stiles of Silver Sprin
  
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• Tuesday Is The Last Day For Voter Registration In Maryland

  15-10-2018 17:31
  BALTIMORE, Md. (WJZ) — If you’re looking to vote in Maryland’s general election this year, you have until 9 p.m. on October 16 to make sure that you’re registered.
  Maryland residents must register to vote at least 21 days before the next election which is on November 6.
  Residents can register to vote online, by mail, and in person at your local Board of Elections.
  RELATED:  Voter Registration Supposedly Spikes After Taylor Swift Post
  You can also register at the
  
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• Sheriff’s Office Helps Rescue 7 Roosters Dumped On Maryland Road

  15-10-2018 17:27
  DARLINGTON, Md. (WJZ) — Seven roosters were rescued Sunday after they were dumped on the side of a Harford County roadway.
  According to the sheriff’s office, a deputy and two dispatchers helped an animal control officer collect the roosters.
  What happens when somebody dumps 7 roosters on the side of the road on a day with only one Animal Control Officer working? Teamwork! With help from a deputy and two dispatchers, all 7 roosters were rounded up by ACO Krejci yesterday. pic.twitter.
  
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• Googly Eyes Placed On Historic Statue Of Revolutionary War General In Georgia

  15-10-2018 16:58
  (CBS NEWS) — The city of Savannah, Georgia, has its eyes out for a vandal who put “googly eyes” on a statue of Revolutionary War general Nathanael Greene in a prank that has Facebook users rolling with laughter.
  The city government posted a call for answers to Facebook on Thursday, including photos showing the Greene statue with the expressive eyes.
  “Who did this?! Someone placed googly eyes on our historic #NathanaelGreene statue in #JohnsonSquare,” the post s
  
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• Hagerstown Police Looking For 15-Year-Old Runaway

  15-10-2018 16:43
  HAGERSTOWN, Md. (WJZ) — The Washington County Sherriff’s Office is looking for a 15-year-old boy who ran away from home on October 11.
  Thomas Peace Zaroe was last seen leaving his home in Hagerstown, wearing a grey hoodie, black gym shorts, and black sneakers.Anyone with information on Zaroe’s whereabouts is asked to call the Sherriff’s Office at (240) 313-2170.
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• Sears, The Store That Changed America, Declares Bankruptcy

  15-10-2018 16:00
  (CNN) — Sears, the once-dominant retail chain that changed how Americans shopped and lived, has filed for bankruptcy.
  The 132-year-old company has been struggling for several years and is drowning in debt. The final straw was a $134 million debt payment due Monday that it could not afford.
  Sears Holdings (SHLD), the parent company of Sears and Kmart, is among dozens of prominent retailers to declare bankruptcy in the era of Amazon (AMZN).
  The filing in federal bankruptcy court in New York
  
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• Sears Declares Bankruptcy, Some Stores Closing In Maryland

  15-10-2018 16:00
  (CNN) — Sears, the once-dominant retail chain that changed how Americans shopped and lived, has filed for bankruptcy.
  The 132-year-old company has been struggling for several years and is drowning in debt. The final straw was a $134 million debt payment due Monday that it could not afford.
  Sears Holdings (SHLD), the parent company of Sears and Kmart, is among dozens of prominent retailers to declare bankruptcy in the era of Amazon (AMZN).
  The filing in federal bankruptcy court in New York
  
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• Maryland County To Consider Ending Monthly Mobile Home Tax

  15-10-2018 15:52
  TOWSON, Md. (AP) — Another Maryland county council will consider ending a monthly tax charged to owners of mobile homes.
  The Baltimore Sun reports Baltimore County Councilwoman Cathy Bevins is sponsoring a bill that will be voted on Monday. The county’s tax is capped at $20 a month.
  She says the tax is a remnant of a time where mobile homes were actually mobile and owners didn’t pay property taxes. Now, she says the county is “double-dipping,” as mobile home parks a
  
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• Too ‘BAYsic’? Old Bay Posts Pumpkin Spice Seasoning Meme

  15-10-2018 14:55
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Guess Old Bay is trying to get in on the pumpkin spice craze that is fall.
  On Sunday, they posted a meme saying “Are we basic yet? Or should we say BAYsic?”
  Basic refers to a slang term used to describe the type of people like that pumpkin-spiced everything.
  Are we basic yet? Or Should we say BAYsic?  (:@ocmdmemes)
  *disclaimer – this is not a real product*pic.twitter.com/VoJjFubRiH
  — OLD BAY (@OLDBAYSeasoning) October 14, 2018They also had to
  
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• Weather Blog: Back To Cooler Temps This Week

  15-10-2018 14:03
  Hi Everyone!
  This day will be an exception rather than the rule when it comes to temperatures this week. 72° this damp afternoon. Tomorrow the low 60’s, and then a temperature roller coaster over the next 6 days with the warmest daytime temp we see being a few degrees below the normal of the mid 60’s. Our overnight temps will bottom out one week from this morning when we wake up to 37°. Thirty “shocking” seven.
  Fall, indeed, has settled in over the area, and a goo
  
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• Police: DC ‘Vehicle For Hire’ Driver Sexually Assaulted Man

  15-10-2018 12:08
  WASHINGTON (AP) — Police in Washington say a man “posing as a driver of a vehicle for hire” sexually assaulted a passenger.
  Citing a Metropolitan Police Department release, news outlets report a man got in the suspect’s SUV around 3 a.m. Sunday.
  The release says the suspect stopped the car and assaulted the man on the 1300 block of H Street Northeast, a popular nightlife stretch home to a variety of bars, restaurants and theaters. It’s unclear how far they had trave
  
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• Dog Euthanized After Attacking, Killing Woman Inside DC Home

  15-10-2018 11:45
  WASHINGTON (AP) — Authorities say a dog attacked and killed a woman inside her Washington home.
  Citing an email from a Metropolitan Police Department spokeswoman, news outlets report that the fatal dog attack was reported Sunday evening, and took place indoors.
  The exact circumstances of the attack are unknown.
  A spokesman for the city’s animal control contractor, Humane Rescue Alliance, says the dog was removed from the property and humanely euthanized. A spokesman for the District
  
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• Police Identify Woman Killed In South Baltimore Motorcycle Crash

  15-10-2018 05:41
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Police have identified the female victim in a fatal crash in South Baltimore Friday night.
  At around 5 p.m., a motorcycle was traveling westbound in the 1300 block of W. Patapsco Avenue.
  Investigators believe the operator lost control of the motorcycle before it crashed.
  The motorcycle was operated by a 47-year-old man. He was taken to an area hospital for treatment.
  The passenger on the motorcycle was a 34-year-old Tracey McCready. She was taken to an area hospital where
  
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• Ravens’ Alex Lewis Released From Hospital After Being Carted Off Field

  15-10-2018 04:24
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Ravens offensive lineman Alex Lewis has been released from the hospital and will fly back to Baltimore after being taken off the field on a stretcher during Sunday’s game against the Titans.
  The team put an update on Twitter that Lewis was released after undergoing a CT scan.
  Lewis was carted off the field after a hit during the third quarter.
  He was moving all of his extremities and taken to nearby Vanderbilt University Medical Center for further examination.
  
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• Thousands Take Part In ‘Making Strides Against Breast Cancer’ 5K Walk

  15-10-2018 03:49
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Thousands gathered around Lake Montebello Sunday to raise awareness for breast cancer.
  It was the 17th annual American Cancer Society’s “Making Strides Against Breast Cancer” Baltimore 5K walk.
  And along with the approximately 6,000 participants, was WJZ’s own Nicole Baker as the event’s MC.
  WJZ is live at ACS Making Strides Against Breast Cancer with Nicole Baker on stage & Tswana Sewell in front of camera.@wjz @nicolebakertv pic.twitter
  
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• Ravens Change Their Twitter Name To Celebrate Single-Game Sack Record

  15-10-2018 02:41
  BALTIMORE (WJZ/AP) — The Baltimore Ravens have changed their name on Twitter to celebrate setting a single-game franchise record for sacks during their win over the Titans.
  The “RavenSSSSSSSSSSS” added 10 more S’s to their name after racking up 11 sacks against the Titans.
  After 11 sacks today, we had to change up the name. pic.twitter.com/yVak86aG63
  — RavenSSSSSSSSSSS (@Ravens) October 15, 2018Linebacker Patrick Onwuasor took down Marcus Mariota for the Ravens&rsqu
  
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• Police Still Searching For Driver In Fatal Hit-And-Run Crash

  15-10-2018 02:04
  LOCHEARN, Md. (WJZ) — Police in Baltimore County are still working to identify the driver in a fatal hit-and-run accident early Saturday morning.
  Police responded to the area of Liberty Road near Croydon Road in Baltimore County around 3:30 a.m. for a report of a pedestrian struck by a car.
  The crash team investigators determined the 27-year-old man was crossing Liberty Road when he was struck by a car traveling east on the roadway.
  The vehicle fled the area after striking the man.
  Po
  
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• Ravens Pile Up Team-Record 11 Sacks, Shut Out Titans 21-0

  15-10-2018 01:29
  NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The Baltimore Ravens have finished up their longest road swing of the season with an absolutely dominating performance.
  Try 11 sacks.
  And now they head home for four of their next five games.
  The Ravens piled up the franchise-record sacks as they shut out the Tennessee Titans 21-0 Sunday in the rain. Za’Darious Smith had three sacks and Patrick Onwuasor had two for the Ravens (4-2), who had six sacks by halftime. They finished a sack off the NFL record for a g
  
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• ‘Don’t Block The Box’ Traffic Law Starts Monday

  15-10-2018 01:00
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A new traffic campaign that starts on Monday is hoping to change driving habits in Baltimore.
  The Baltimore City Department of Transportation will start fining motorists for blocking intersections, or the box, between traffic lights.
  Motorists will be fined $125 if they are found to be blocking the box.
  Baltimore Mayor Announces ‘Don’t Block The Box’ Traffic Safety Program
  DOT has launched its traffic safety campaign called Don’t Block the Box
  
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