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• Up To $25K Reward For Info On DC Man Found Shot Dead In Capitol Heights

  10-01-2019 22:47
  CAPITOL HEIGHTS, Md. (WJZ) — Prince George’s County detectives are investigating the fatal shooting of a man Wednesday morning in Capitol Heights.
  Officers were called to the 5900 block of Baltic Ave. at 8:20 a.m. for a report of an injured person.
  There, they found 26-year-old Regis Payne lying unresponsive in the street.
  Police said he had been shot and was pronounced dead at the scene.
  A reward of up to $25,000 is being offered for information leading to a suspect’s arrest a
  
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• Injured Cat ‘Miso’ Recovering As Police Investigate Animal Cruelty Of 2 Cats

  10-01-2019 22:36
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The cat that barely survived was found last week, along with a plastic bag inside a dumpster at the Travel Plaza near O’Donnell Street.
  Someone called Animal Control when it was found.
  “One of the cats was alive and covered in a substance that we believe to be glue and it appeared to have a head trauma, was emaciated and very cold to the touch,” said Bailey Deacon, the spokesperson for BARCS.
  The cat was brought to Baltimore’s Animal Rescue and Car
  
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• Multi-State Police Chase Leaves 3-Year-Old With Skull Fractures, Spinal Injuries

  10-01-2019 22:11
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Three-year-old David is in intensive care fighting for his life Thursday.
  He was in the backseat of  his family’s convertible on the way from Baltimore to New York City-when a man fleeing police- slammed into the car on I-95 near Philadelphia International Airport.
  David’s mom said several police cruisers involved in the chase then crashed into them.
  “He’s just right now being a tough guy. He’s scared, and he doesn’t understand,&rd
  
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• Multi-State Police Chase Leaves 3-Year-Old Fighting For His Life

  10-01-2019 22:11
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Three-year-old David is in intensive care fighting for his life Thursday.
  He was in the backseat of  his family’s convertible on the way from Baltimore to New York City-when a man fleeing police- slammed into the car on I-95 near Philadelphia International Airport.
  David’s mom said several police cruisers involved in the chase then crashed into them.
  “He’s just right now being a tough guy. He’s scared, and he doesn’t understand,&rd
  
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• Eric DeCosta To Start Ravens GM Job This Week

  10-01-2019 22:03
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Eric DeCosta, who started as a scouting intern with the Baltimore Ravens in 1996, will begin his new role as general manager this Friday.
  DeCosta replaces Ozzie Newsome, whose general manager’s contract ended after the 2018 season.
  Newsome will remain with the Ravens in a significant role, according to a Ravens’ press release.
  DeCosta, 47, declined general manager interviews with other NFL teams in each of the last seven years to stay in Baltimore.
  During his
  
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• Crash after multistate police chase leaves Baltimore 3-year-old fighting for his life - Baltimore Sun

  10-01-2019 21:55 via baltimoresun.com
  Crash after multistate police chase leaves Baltimore 3-year-old fighting for his life  Baltimore SunA 3-year-old boy from Baltimore is fighting for his life and his family members and police officers were also hurt in a crash after a multistate police chase on ...
  
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• Md. Attorney General Announces New Phone Hotline To Report Child Sex Abuse

  10-01-2019 21:50
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh announced Thursday a new telephone hotline for individuals to report child sex abuse.
  The hotline number is 410-576-6312.
  Victims of an abuser associated with a school or place of worship, or any individual who knows about the abuse, can share this information by calling the hotline number above or by email to [email protected].
  Callers may be asked, but are not required to say, the caller’s name and contact information, na
  
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• Inaction on small crimes reflective of bigger issues within the Baltimore police department - Baltimore Sun

  10-01-2019 21:35 via baltimoresun.com
  Inaction on small crimes reflective of bigger issues within the Baltimore police department  Baltimore SunThe inaction by Baltimore police to follow up on investigation of a car accidents is indicative of larger problems within the department.
  
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• Maryland Lawmaker’s Aide Charged With Violating Election Law

  10-01-2019 21:31
  BALTIMORE (AP) — A Maryland lawmaker’s chief of staff has been charged with election law violations after prosecutors say he organized an illegal robocall.
  The state prosecutor says Tyler Walch violated the “authority line” requirements of state election law while working on the 2018 campaign of Del. Richard Impallaria.
  The Republican delegate represents parts of Baltimore and Harford counties.
  Charges announced Thursday allege Walch distributed a robocall to roughly 9,00
  
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• DC Kindergarten Teacher’s Class That Went Viral For Dancing Salsa Looking For Donations

  10-01-2019 21:25
  WASHINGTON, D.C. (WJZ) — A DC kindergarten teacher is hoping to raise money to help take his students traveling after their dancing videos went viral.
  Edwin Sorto, a teacher at KIPP DC Promise Academy, went viral last year for videos of his students dancing the salsa, meringue, bachata and other dances.The cute videos are posted on social media and show these mini dancers taking on what some professionals have trouble doing.
  In 2018, the students performed in and around DC.
  Now the student
  
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• Md. Man Arrested In Cold Case Kidnapping Thanks To DNA, Fingerprints

  10-01-2019 21:24
  SOMERSET, Pa. (AP) — Authorities say DNA and fingerprints helped lead to an arrest in the kidnapping of a Pennsylvania girl nearly 20 years ago.
  Pennsylvania State Police on Thursday provided more details about the investigation that led to the arrest of 50-year-old Timothy Nelson in Cumberland, Maryland, on Tuesday.
  Police say Nelson snatched the 10-year-old off the street in Cairnbrook, Pennsylvania, on Sept. 19, 1999 and drove her to West Virginia, where she was assaulted. She was later
  
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• Gerrymandering Lawsuits, Including In Maryland, Linger As Next Redistricting Nears

  10-01-2019 21:18
  ANNAPOLIS (WJZ) — A busy year of legal battles is getting underway over allegations that hundreds of legislative districts across the country were illegally drawn to disadvantage certain voters or political parties.
  First up is a court hearing Thursday in Virginia, where a federal judicial panel is reviewing proposals to redraw some state House districts that it determined were racially gerrymandered.
  Next on the schedule is a February trial in Michigan over allegations that U.S. Hous
  
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• Delivery Driver Caught On Camera Urinating In Resident’s Yard

  10-01-2019 21:14
  SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (CBS Local) — A deliveryman was caught on camera Monday leaving more than just a package at a man’s home in Utah.
  Burke Lewis said he receives about 10 packages a month from online retailer Amazon. He’s one of millions of Americans who have installed security cameras to lookout for porch pirates who might steal packages from their doorsteps.
  “I put in my security camera system because a couple of years ago I had a big package that was worth like $4,00
  
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• Two Rifles, One Loaded, Seized During Traffic Stop In Wicomico County

  10-01-2019 21:13
  SALISBURY, MD. (WJZ) — Troopers have recovered two rifles- one loaded- during a routine traffic stop in Wicomico County on Thursday.
  Shortly before 1 a.m. Thursday morning, two troopers from the Salisbury Barrack were on a routine patrol on Main Street and Snow Hill Road when they saw a white Toyota passenger car with a broken brake light, inoperable license plate light, and a front seat passenger without a seatbelt.
  The two MSP troopers initiated a traffic stop in the parking lot of a con
  
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• Mother Forgives Son Who Brutally Beat Her After He Dies In Custody

  10-01-2019 21:11
  SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (CBS Local) — A South Dakota woman says faith is helping her cope with unimaginable grief and sorrow.
  Kay Odle, 68, is mourning the death of her son, who nearly beat her to death on New Year’s Day in Sioux Falls. And she is still grieving the loss of her husband, Rev. Larry Wayne Odle, who died on Thanksgiving from sudden heart failure.
  Kay’s son, Jesse Odle, 40, died in his jail cell Wednesday morning. Authorities say his death appears to be a medical issue a
  
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• Police: Deputy Charged After Mailing Toy Bomb To Colleague As A Joke

  10-01-2019 21:05
  LARGO, Fla. (CBS Local) — A Florida sheriff’s deputy said he sent a toy bomb to a colleague as a joke, but nobody is laughing.
  Authorities say Lt. Joseph Gerretz was in his office at the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office administration building Tuesday when he received a package through inner-office mail.
  Inside the insulated box was a red cylinder-shaped object with wires protruding from it and a handwritten note with the world “boom.”
  Pinellas deputy who sent fake
  
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• Man, 93, dies in Baltimore house fire - WBAL TV Baltimore

  10-01-2019 21:04 via wbaltv.com
  Man, 93, dies in Baltimore house fire  WBAL TV BaltimoreBaltimore City firefighters said a 93-year-old man died in a fire Wednesday night. Firefighters said they responded to the 3800 block of Pall Mall Road around ...
  
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• Meet the 6 startups selected for ETC's 2019 Accelerate Baltimore cohort - Baltimore Business Journal

  10-01-2019 21:00 via bizjournals.com
  Meet the 6 startups selected for ETC's 2019 Accelerate Baltimore cohort  Baltimore Business JournalEmerging Technology Centers has accepted six young companies into its 2019 Accelerate Baltimore cohort. Accelerate Baltimore, now in its eighth year, is an ...
  
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• Baltimore Expecting First Snow Of 2019 Saturday Night Into Sunday

  10-01-2019 21:00
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — It’s winter, so it shouldn’t be a surprise that we’re expecting some snow this weekend as a cold burst of weather hits our region this week.
  WJZ’s Weather Team is tracking the system headed our way this weekend.
  PREVIOUS BLOG:  Light To Moderate Snow More Likely This Weekend
  The biggest takeaway — Baltimore could see one to three inches of snow this weekend. Maryland communities south of Baltimore could see anywhere from three to si
  
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• Citizen Scientists Discover Potentially Habitable Planet

  10-01-2019 20:58
  (CBS Local) — Citizen scientists have discovered a distant exoplanet that’s believed to be roughly twice the size of Earth, located 226 light-years from Earth in the constellation Taurus.
  The new world, known as K2-288Bb, was spotted by a team of astronomers analyzing data from NASA’s Kepler space telescope.
  It remains unclear whether the alien world is rocky like Earth or a gas-rich like Neptune. But it is apparent its magnitude is rare among exoplanets.
  Citizen scientists dis
  
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• Two Men Sue After Being Cited For Feeding Homeless

  10-01-2019 20:56
  ST. LOUIS, Mo. (CBS Local) — Two people were recently ticketed by St. Louis police for feeding sandwiches to the homeless and are now suing the city in federal court, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.
  The Rev. Ray Redlich, a minister at New Life Evangelistic Center, and Christopher Ohnimus were giving away sandwiches from a cooler on Halloween when police issued them city court summonses.
  The city bars food prepared in a private home from being offered to the public. Anyone handing out
  
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• Curaleaf plans acquisition of two other Maryland cannabis businesses - Baltimore Business Journal

  10-01-2019 20:54 via bizjournals.com
  Curaleaf plans acquisition of two other Maryland cannabis businesses  Baltimore Business JournalIf two pending deals are approved, Curaleaf could own three additional dispensaries and a growing site in the state by 2020.
  
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• ‘I Am Distraught’ | Baltimore Woman Calls Out Boyfriend’s Roommate’s Cooking In Viral Tweet

  10-01-2019 20:40
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Cooking is a very personal thing.
  Some take time to cook restaurant-quality, Instagram-worthy meals. While others are just cooking to eat and survive.
  To each his own?
  Not according to Cori Healey, a Baltimore woman who took to Twitter Monday to blast her boyfriend’s roommate for unseasoned chicken.
  “Y’all wanna get upset by the lack of seasoning on my boyfriends roommates chicken with me,” Healey tweeted.
  Y’all wanna get upset by the lack of
  
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• Drug Overdose Deaths Skyrocketed Among Women

  10-01-2019 20:37
  (CNN) — As America continues to combat its opioid epidemic, the rate of deaths from drug overdoses among women has soared in recent years, according to new data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.
  From 1999 to 2017, the drug overdose death rate among women 30 to 64 years old climbed more than 260%, according to the report published Thursday.
  In that time, drug overdose deaths involving antidepressants, cocaine, heroin, presc
  
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• People Over 65 Share Fake News Stories On Facebook More Than Any Other Age Group, Study Says

  10-01-2019 20:20
  (CNN) — First the good news: The vast majority of Facebook users did not share any fake news stories during the 2016 election.
  But some people did. And a new study analyzing users’ Facebook posts during that time identified the age group sharing many of those fake stories.
  People over 65.
  On average, those Facebook users shared nearly seven times as many articles from fake news domains as the youngest age group, according to a study published Wednesday in Science Advances, a peer-rev
  
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• 66-Year-Old Man Last Seen January 7

  10-01-2019 20:08
  BALTIMORE COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — Police are looking for 66-year-old Bentley Sewell, who was last seen at 5 a.m. on January 7.
  He was last seen in the 2800 block of Diamond Ridge Road, wearing gray sweatpants and shirt, and a black jacket with “Sewell” embroidered on it, with black boots.
  If you have information please call 410-307-2020 or 911.
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• National Park Service Resumes Maintenance On DC-Area Parks Amid Shutdown

  10-01-2019 19:45
  WASHINGTON, DC (WJZ) — The National Park Service will resume trash collection, urgent roadwork and sanitation services at its parks within DC starting Friday.
  Some of these services had been donated by park partners since December 22. NPS will use fee revenue, collected by national parks across the country under the Federal Lands Recreation Enhancement Act, to provide basic services.
  This will service the following park resources:Anacostia Park
  Baltimore-Washington Parkway
  Capitol Hill Par
  
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• All Elite Wrestling, WWE’s New Rival, Has Big Money And Big Names

  10-01-2019 19:40
  By Chuck Carroll
  (CBS Miami/CBS Local) — You only get one chance to make a first impression.
  So, congratulations, All Elite Wrestling. Your coming-out party was one that will not soon be forgotten. From fireworks to surprises to bombshell announcements, AEW’s Double Or Nothing rally was everything it needed to be and more.
  Cody Rhodes (Photo Credit: All Elite Wrestling)
  The wrestling landscape is crowded, seemingly too crowded for a new kid on the block to find any semblance of large
  
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• Baltimore Expecting Snow Saturday Night Into Sunday

  10-01-2019 19:35
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — It’s winter, so it shouldn’t be a surprise that we’re expecting some snow this weekend as a cold burst of weather hits our region this week.
  WJZ’s Weather Team is tracking the system headed our way this weekend.
  PREVIOUS BLOG:  Light To Moderate Snow More Likely This Weekend
  The biggest takeaway — Baltimore could see one to three inches of snow this weekend. Maryland communities south of Baltimore could see anywhere from three to si
  
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• Here's how Baltimore residents can receive emergency alerts from the city - Baltimore Sun

  10-01-2019 19:25 via baltimoresun.com
  Here's how Baltimore residents can receive emergency alerts from the city  Baltimore SunBaltimore has launched a new BMORE ALERT system to warn residents, businesses and visitors of severe weather, flooding, hazmat situations, power outages ...
  
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• Romaine Lettuce E. Coli Outbreak Is Over, CDC Says

  10-01-2019 19:04
  (CNN) — “This outbreak appears to be over,” the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Wednesday of the E. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce from some regions of Northern and Central California.
  In all, 62 people in 16 states became sick as a result of the outbreak. Twenty-five of them were hospitalized.
  Illnesses began in early October; the most recent illness was reported to have begun with symptoms on December 4.
  However, the US Food and Drug Administration
  
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• Billy Joel to hold first concert in Camden Yards history - Baltimore Sun

  10-01-2019 18:30 via baltimoresun.com
  Billy Joel to hold first concert in Camden Yards history  Baltimore SunThe Orioles, seeking to maximize their lease on one of baseball's most popular stadiums, are breaking with more than 25 years of team tradition by holding a ...
  
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• US Fertility Rate Is Below Level Needed To Replace Population, Study Says

  10-01-2019 18:26
  (CNN) — The total fertility rate for the United States in 2017 continued to dip below what’s needed for the population to replace itself, according to a new report from the National Center for Health Statistics.
  The new report also reveals some major state-by-state differences in fertility rates.
  In 2017, among the 50 states and the District of Columbia, total fertility rates ranged from a rate of 2,227.5 births per 1,000 women in South Dakota to 1,421 per 1,000 women in DC — t
  
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• Surgeries In Mexico Linked To Antibiotic-Resistant Infections IN US, CDC Says

  10-01-2019 18:26
  (CNN) — Some Americans who had surgery in Tijuana, Mexico, have returned home with dangerous antibiotic-resistant infections, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Wednesday.
  All of the travelers diagnosed with the life-threatening bacteria, carbapenem-resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa or CRPA, had undergone invasive medical procedures. The most common procedure was weight-loss surgery, the CDC said. The agency did not say when the surgeries took place or how many patients
  
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• 98-Year-Old Woman Dies In Cockeysville Fire

  10-01-2019 18:08
  COCKEYSVILLE, Md. (WJZ) — A 98-year-old woman is dead after a two-alarm fire spread throughout a Cockeysville home.
  The fire broke out late Wednesday night into Thursday morning, and crews spent hours working to contain it, in part because of the high winds that caused the fire to spread quickly throughout the home- creating a major challenge for firefighters.
  Crews rushed to the 800 block of Padonia Road around 11:35 p.m. Wednesday night to attack the massive blaze in the single-story ran
  
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• Baltimore County executive names commission to study budget - Baltimore Sun

  10-01-2019 17:45 via baltimoresun.com
  Baltimore County executive names commission to study budget  Baltimore SunThe former head of the Social Security Administration and an aide to the Baltimore City Council president are among the people named Thursday to a ...
  
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• Man Who Fired On Maryland Police Station To Be Sentenced For Murder

  10-01-2019 17:41
  UPPER MARLBORO, Md. (AP) — A man who opened fire on a Landover police station faces a prison sentence for his conviction on a murder charge in the friendly-fire killing of an undercover detective who tried to end the gunman’s attack.
  Michael Ford is scheduled to be sentenced by a Prince George’s County judge on Thursday, more than two months after a jury convicted the 25-year-old man of second-degree murder and other charges.
  Ford’s two younger brothers, Malik and Elijah
  
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• Billy Joel Coming To Camden Yards In July

  10-01-2019 16:52
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Music legend Billy Joel is coming to Camden Yards in July.
  In an announcement Thursday, the Orioles said Joel would perform on July 26.7•26•19
  Oriole Park at Camden Yards pic.twitter.com/ii5Fu8vlGZ
  — Baltimore Orioles (@Orioles) January 10, 2019It’s the first time a concert has been held in Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
  Tickets will be on sale for American Express card members on Monday, Jan. 14 at 10 a.m. until Thursday, Jan. 17 at 10 p.m.
  Orioles se
  
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• Police Arrest Suspect In Perry Hall Armed Robbery

  10-01-2019 16:49
  PERRY HALL, Md. (WJZ) — Baltimore County Police said they have apprehended a suspect in an armed robbery in Perry Hall Wednesday night.
  According to police, officers responded to a call for an armed robbery at the Gulf station at the corner of Ebenezer and Bel Air roads around 8:20 p.m.
  Because of the quick response and with help from the police aviation unit, a suspect was apprehended.
  A gun was also recovered by police.
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• Top Daily Fantasy Players Divisional Round: Can Goff Cover For Gurley?

  10-01-2019 16:44
  By Steve Silverman
  (CBSLA/CBS Local) — The divisional round of the NFL playoffs might just be this season’s (or any season’s) best weekend of football. The AFC and NFC’s top seeds return to action to face wild-card weekend winners looking to continue their momentum. And the matchups — Colts-Chiefs, Cowboys-Rams, Chargers-Patriots, and Eagles-Saints — could not be better.
  Many of the League’s top skill players from the regular season will need to step up
  
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• Maryland State Senate President Mike Miller Has Prostate Cancer

  10-01-2019 16:27
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Maryland state Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller has prostate cancer he confirmed on the senate floor Thursday.
  “I fully intend to fight this disease, as so many have, and to fully carry out my Senate responsibilities,’ Miller said.Miller, 76, was re-elected as president of the Senate Wednesday. He was seen using a cane to walk around.
  “It’s a recent diagnosis,” Miller said. “I wanted to get it out as quickly as possible.
  
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• It’s a bird and it’s plain: Baltimore woman shames boyfriend’s roommate for unseasoned chicken in viral tweet - Baltimore Sun

  10-01-2019 16:20 via baltimoresun.com
  It’s a bird and it’s plain: Baltimore woman shames boyfriend’s roommate for unseasoned chicken in viral tweet  Baltimore SunWhen your chicken resembles human lungs, kidney beans or Play-Doh, you might have cooked it wrong. So said thousands of people on Twitter this week when ...
  
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• Guinness' head brewer in Baltimore area named Beer Person of the Year - Baltimore Sun

  10-01-2019 16:20 via baltimoresun.com
  Guinness' head brewer in Baltimore area named Beer Person of the Year  Baltimore SunHollie Stephenson, the head brewer at the Guinness Open Gate Brewery & Barreh House in Halethorpe, has been named 2019 Beer Person of the Year by ...
  
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• Baltimore's new police chief eager to transform department - Police News

  10-01-2019 16:18 via policeone.com
  Baltimore's new police chief eager to transform department  Police NewsBaltimore's new police Chief Michael Harrison said he plans to methodically improve the image of a department.
  
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• 93-Year-Old Man Dies After W. Baltimore House Fire

  10-01-2019 16:09
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A 93-year-old man was found unconscious inside a fire at a West Baltimore home.
  According to fire officials, firefighters responded to a two-story home showing smoke in the 3800 block of Pall Mall Road on Tuesday just after 9:30 p.m.
  When firefighters entered the home, they found the elderly man unconscious on the second floor.
  Firefighters pulled him from the home and began CPR.
  He was taken to an area hospital in cardiac arrested and pronounced dead an hour later.
  The m
  
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• Kansas Church Moving Mass For First Time Ever Because Of Chiefs Game

  10-01-2019 16:05
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  (CBS Local) – As the Kansas City Chiefs get set to play the Indianapolis Colts in the divisional round of the NFL playoffs this Saturday afternoon, they’ll have a few extra prayers heading their way.
  According to KMBC 9, a parish in Prairie Village, Kansas has decided to change its mass schedule to allow parishioners to pray together prior to Saturday’s game. The parish normally has a mass scheduled for 4 p.m. on Saturday’s, which would be a problem for fans in
  
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• Should You Tip Your Flight Attendant? One Airline Is Encouraging It

  10-01-2019 15:40
  (CBS4/CBS Local) — They take your order, serve up food and drinks, and come back to clean up. But should you tip your flight attendant? Frontier Airlines is encouraging it.
  Flight attendants on the Denver-based airline began accepting individual tips on Jan. 1, according to the Chicago Tribune. Frontier made tipping an option three years ago but, until this year, flight attendants were required to pool tips.
  “We appreciate the great work of our flight attendants and know th
  
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• Baltimore Family, Including 3-Year-Old Boy, Seriously Injured In Philadelphia Police Chase

  10-01-2019 15:17
  PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – A police chase that ended in a chain-reaction crash on I-95,near the Philadelphia International Airport, on Wednesday left several people hurt – including a 3-year-old boy.
  The boy’s mother is speaking out following the devastating event that injured her family and now has her 3-year-old in the ICU at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
  Meghan Stone-Kirts and her family were traveling from Baltimore to New York for some birthday fun. I
  
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• Report: Maryland State Senate President Mike Miller Has Prostate Cancer

  10-01-2019 14:49
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Maryland state Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller has prostate cancer, according to our media partner The Baltimore Sun.
  Miller is expected to reveal his diagnosis with the Senate Thursday at 10 a.m.
  Sources tell the Sun that while he’s getting treatment, he isn’t expected to miss much time during the session.
  “I think you’re going to see him almost every day if not every day,” the source told the Sun. “Prostate cancer is always ser
  
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• Baltimore City Restaurant Week preview by neighborhood - Baltimore Business Journal

  10-01-2019 14:42 via bizjournals.com
  Baltimore City Restaurant Week preview by neighborhood  Baltimore Business JournalFly around Baltimore from one local eatery to the next to see what's cooking for Restaurant Week in each neighborhood. The promotion kicks off Friday and runs ...
  
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