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• Jurors to resume deliberations Wednesday in murder trial of Baltimore man accused of war on drug dealers - Baltimore Sun

  12-02-2019 23:50 via baltimoresun.com
  Jurors to resume deliberations Wednesday in murder trial of Baltimore man accused of war on drug dealers  Baltimore SunAfter a full day of deliberations, jurors remained divided in the murder case against a Park Heights man accused of a vigilante war on drug dealers. The jury was ...
  
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• Under Armour beats sales and profit estimates in 4th quarter - Baltimore Sun

  12-02-2019 23:45 via baltimoresun.com
  Under Armour beats sales and profit estimates in 4th quarter  Baltimore SunUnder Armour stock leapt Tuesday morning after the Baltimore-based athletic brand reported sales and profits that beat expectations and said its turnaround ...
  
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• Lucy R. Hewitt, secretary and homemaker, dies - Baltimore Sun

  12-02-2019 23:30 via baltimoresun.com
  Lucy R. Hewitt, secretary and homemaker, dies  Baltimore SunLucy R. Hewitt, a former secretary who later became a homemaker, died Feb. 4 of undetermined causes at Mercy Ridge Retirement Community in Lutherville.
  
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• School Districts Adjusting Schedules For Winter Weather - CBS Baltimore

  12-02-2019 23:29 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  School Districts Adjusting Schedules For Winter Weather  CBS BaltimoreBALTIMORE (WJZ) — The inclement weather that has moved through Maryland this winter has caused school districts to use many of its built-in snow days.
  
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• School Districts Adjusting Schedules For Winter Weather

  12-02-2019 23:29
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The inclement weather that has moved through Maryland this winter has caused school districts to use many of its built-in snow days.
  As a result, school boards across the state are making plans for students if snow continues to impact openings this academic year.
  The current Maryland state law requires schools to be in session for 180 days each year.
  Baltimore City is just one of the many districts that are adjusting for how many days they may need to take this winter.
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• Maryland Continues To Cope With Winter Weather

  12-02-2019 23:14
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Another wave of mixed winter weather resulted in a slushy and snowy mess Monday into Tuesday.
  Maryland State Police responded to 1080 calls for service, 226 crashes and 74 disabled/unattended vehicles Monday night into Tuesday morning. 
  #UPDATE From 12am yesterday to 5am today, @MDSP responded to 226 crashes & 74 disabled/unattended vehicles & answered 1080 calls for service. Snow emergency plans in effect in Allegany, Carroll, Cecil, Frederick Garrett,
  
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• Police say Baltimore man who retaliated against alleged shooter in 2003 dies from his injuries - Baltimore Sun

  12-02-2019 23:05 via baltimoresun.com
  Police say Baltimore man who retaliated against alleged shooter in 2003 dies from his injuries  Baltimore SunA Baltimore man who police say retaliated against his alleged shooter nearly 16 years ago has died from his injuries. The medical examiner's office ruled that ...
  
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• How web-based creators are influencing the economy - Technical.ly

  12-02-2019 22:53 via technical.ly
  How web-based creators are influencing the economy  Technical.lyThe Re:Create Coalition found more creators were generating more earnings in 2017. Here's how Maryland stacks up. How web-based creators are influencing ...
  
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• The 4 Best Urban Runs for Exploring Baltimore - Adventure Sports Network

  12-02-2019 22:52 via adventuresportsnetwork.com
  The 4 Best Urban Runs for Exploring Baltimore  Adventure Sports NetworkA guide to our four favorite urban running trails for exploring Baltimore, Maryland: Inner Harbor, Gwynns Falls, Fort McHenry and Druid Hill.
  
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• 21 Savage Granted Released From Ice Custody On Bond, Lawyers Say

  12-02-2019 22:46
  (CBS NEWS) — 21 Savage, the British-born rapper who was arrested by immigration officials on Super Bowl Sunday, was granted a release on bond Tuesday afternoon after nine days in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody, according to a statement from his attorney’s office.
  The rapper, known legally as She-yaa Bin Abraham-Joseph, entered the United States illegally in 2005 and stayed in the country after his nonimmigrant visa expired a year later, according to ICE o
  
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• Nanny Convicted Of Fatally Force-Feeding Baby

  12-02-2019 22:39
  PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — A nanny in Prince George’s County is found guilty for killing an eight-month-old baby left in her care.
  Oluremi Oyindasola faces nearly 70 years behind bars.
  Investigators said the 68-year-old live-in nanny was seen on surveillance video removing the nipple from the baby’s bottle and pouring it into the girl’s mouth until she was no longer conscious.
  Her sentencing is scheduled for May 3.
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• Md. Legislature To Conduct Harassment Climate Survey

  12-02-2019 22:31
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — The Maryland General Assembly will conduct a workplace climate survey as part of ongoing efforts to stop sexual harassment.
  The House speaker and Senate president made the announcement Tuesday.
  The survey will be conducted this month.
  The state has retained TalentKeepers, a company with experience conducting legislative climate surveys, to conduct the independent review of the workplace climate and culture in the General Assembly.
  The survey has been expanded beyond e
  
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• NASA Probes Cruising Earth’s Magnetic Field Track Radiation Belts In Space

  12-02-2019 22:24
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The eerie glow of the northern lights are the footprints of intense radiation trapped above the earth.
  Massive solar eruptions release highly charged particles, which would be deadly on the ground if it weren’t for the protection of Earth’s magnetic field.
  “Some of these particles actually get trapped inside the magnetosphere, and there’s a lot of radiation in that environment,” said  Dr. Yari Collado-Vega at NASA’s Goddard Space F
  
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• Study Details Options For New Chesapeake Bay Bridge Span

  12-02-2019 22:21
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A study of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge could mean a new bridge connecting the Western Shore with the Eastern Shore.
  Our media partner, the Baltimore Sun reports the new bridge could begin anywhere between Harford County and Saint Mary’s County.
  The map shows options for bridge sites spanning either side of the Chesapeake Bay.
  Gov. Hogan announced the $5 million environmental impact study back in 2016 to weigh possible new locations for a third Chesapeake Bay crossing.
  
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• Manhunt Underway For Veteran Suspected of Faking His Own Death To Avoid Rape Charges

  12-02-2019 21:55
  MOSS POINT, Miss. (CBS Local) — Police are searching for a U.S. Army veteran they say faked his death off the Alabama coast to avoid child rape charges.
  Jacob Blair Scott’s boat was found near Orange Beach in the Gulf of Mexico July 30, 2018. Authorities located an abandoned dinghy floating in the ocean with a note inside saying “I’m sorry” and a handgun tied to a rope. However, officials say there was no forensic evidence of a suicide.
  “Normally in situations
  
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• UMB Provides a Year of Play to Kids in Baltimore - UMB News

  12-02-2019 21:34 via umaryland.edu
  UMB Provides a Year of Play to Kids in Baltimore  UMB NewsLekisha McCray is a mother of two children, a first-grader and a second-grader who attend James McHenry Elementary/Middle School. Like any devoted parent, ...
  
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• Former Taneytown Police Chief Pleads Guilty To Illegal Transfer & Possession Of Machine Gun

  12-02-2019 21:21
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A longtime police chief is now a convicted felon.
  William E. Tyler, 55, of Fairfield, Pennsylvania, pleaded guilty Tuesday to the illegal transfer and possession of a machine gun.
  Tyler is the former Chief of Police in Taneytown, Md.
  According to his guilty plea, in 2017 Tyler transferred two machine guns owned by and registered to the Taneytown Police Department to himself and another office for their personal use in November 2017.
  Government prosecutors said he kep
  
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• CBS Sports Network Set To Premiere “Althea & Arthur” Documentary In Celebration Of Black History Month

  12-02-2019 21:03
  (CBS NY/CBS Local) Arthur Ashe and Althea Gibson are two legends of the sport of tennis. As the first black athletes to cross the color barrier in international tennis, Ashe and Gibson helped to inspire generations of young athletes after them to get involved in the sport.
  However, while Ashe’s name is well known the world over for his contributions to the sport and the civil rights movement, Gibson has remained largely forgotten in the discussion of the history of black athletes integrati
  
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• Man Wanted For Armed Robbery With Box Cutter At Myersville Sunoco Gas Station

  12-02-2019 20:50
  MYERSVILLE, MD. (WJZ) — Frederick County Sheriff’s deputies are looking to identify an armed robbery suspect in Myersville, Md. from last weekend.
  Deputies responded to an armed robbery on February 9 at the Sunoco gas station on Main Street in Myersville. When they arrived, they learned the suspect had entered the gas station, armed with a box cutter, and demanded money.
  He is described as a white man, around 6 feet tall and weighs between 250-300 lbs, with short brown hair and a lar
  
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• Park School To Pay $41K Settlement Of Sex Discrimination Suit Involving Male Softball Coach

  12-02-2019 20:31
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Park School of Baltimore, a private school in Pikesville, Md., will pay $41,000 to settle a federal sex discrimination suit filed by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
  According to the suit, the Park School hired a man as head softball coach in spring 2014 and renewed his employment contract as head softball coach in 2015 and 2016.
  The EEOC charged that despite his satisfactory job performance in 2017, the Park School told the coach that it would not renew
  
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• Kindergartner Hit In The Face With Ruler By Teacher For ‘Tattletaling,’ Family Says

  12-02-2019 20:25
  MEMPHIS, Tenn. (CBS Local) — A kindergarten student in Tennessee said her teacher hit her in the face with a ruler for “tattletaling,” according to the girl’s mother.
  Ciara Morgan said she was shocked when she picked up her daughter, Hailey Turner, from Cummings Elementary School in Memphis a few weeks ago.
  “I actually cried because she had a big bruise around her eye,” Morgan told WHBQ.
  Morgan said her five-year-old daughter was struck after she told the teac
  
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• DC Area Students Caught Distributing Passes For Racial Slurs

  12-02-2019 20:13
  POTOMAC, Md. (AP) — Students at a high school in a Washington suburb of Maryland have been caught distributing passes that gave the bearer permission to use a racial slur for black people.
  According to police data and school officials, Winston Churchill High School has been the site of multiple bias-related incidents since the 2016-2017 school year, including a swastika drawn on a desk just days before the passes were exchanged.
  Citing statements from principal Brandice Heckert, WJLA-TV re
  
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• Even after shooting, Baltimore teacher doesn't want school police armed - Baltimore Sun

  12-02-2019 19:50 via baltimoresun.com
  Even after shooting, Baltimore teacher doesn't want school police armed  Baltimore SunOn a spring day last year, the staff of Frederick Douglass High School crammed into the media center for training on active shooter drills. Truthfully, I wasn't ...
  
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• Lowes Aims To Fill 460 Baltimore Jobs In One Day - Baltimore, MD Patch

  12-02-2019 19:49 via patch.com
  Lowes Aims To Fill 460 Baltimore Jobs In One Day  Baltimore, MD PatchLowe's Hiring Blitz Set For Feb. 13 - Baltimore, MD - Lowe's has a hiring event set for Feb. 13, hiring 50K workers nationwide, including ...
  
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• Pot Smokers Find Tiger In Abandoned Home In Houston

  12-02-2019 19:44
  HOUSTON, Texas (CBSDFW.COM/CBS Local) – Can’t blame the high on this one. A trip to smoke some marijuana turned into quite the surprise for some Houston residents.
  According to police, they received an anonymous call about a tiger being found at an abandoned house after the callers said they were going to smoke marijuana there.
  “There were going to this vacant house to smoke marijuana, and they were greeted by a large tiger,” said Sgt. Jason Alderete with the animal cruel
  
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• Spirit Airlines Announces Services Between BWI Marshall Airport & Charlotte, North Carolina

  12-02-2019 19:39
  BALTIMORE, MD. (WJZ) — Spirit Airlines will soon serve its fourth destination in Charlotte, North Carolina.
  Beginning June 20, 2019, Spirit will have nonstop daily service from Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT) to Baltimore/Washington, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando and Newark.
  The four routes to some of Spirit’s most popular destinations will also provide dozens of connections to destinations throughout the airline’s international network, including the Caribbean an
  
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• ‘Lock Your Doors’: Sheriff Suspends Law Enforcement Over Lack Of Funding

  12-02-2019 19:33
  INEZ, Ky. (CBS Local)— “Lock your doors, load your guns and get a biting, barking dog.” That stunning advice came from a county sheriff in Kentucky after he suspended all law enforcement activities, declaring “WE ARE BROKE.”
  Martin County Sheriff John Kirk posted a lengthy message Feb. 3 on Facebook explaining the county’s dire financial situation, noting that without divine intervention, “law enforcement as we have known for the last four years will not
  
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• NFL's Aaron Maybin Shows the Conditions in a Neglected Baltimore Elementary School - NowThis

  12-02-2019 19:32 via nowthisnews.com
  NFL's Aaron Maybin Shows the Conditions in a Neglected Baltimore Elementary School  NowThisWatch NFL's Aaron Maybin Shows the Conditions in a Neglected Baltimore Elementary School, a News video from NowThis.
  
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• Police Look For Suspects Who Allegedly Sexually Assualted A Woman Getting Off An MTA Bus

  12-02-2019 18:58
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore police are looking to identify two people accused of sexually assaulting a woman after she got an MTA bus on North Fulton Avenue on February 6.
  At around 10 p.m., the two suspects, seen in the photos, as well as two other unidentified suspects, followed a 19-year-old woman after she got off an MTA bus to the 300 block of North Fulton Avenue.
  The suspects forced her into a back yard at gunpoint and sexually assaulted her, police say.
  Neighbors came out of their h
  
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• Ravens And Dunkin’ To Spread Love On Valentine’s Day

  12-02-2019 18:42
  BALTIMORE, MD. (WJZ) — The Baltimore Ravens and Dunkin’ will travel to select locations on Wednesday, Feb. 13 and Thursday, Feb. 14 to deliver “Poegrams” throughout the Baltimore community.
  Ravens mascot Poe, staff members and the Dunkin’ Community Cruiser will visit the following locations to deliver donuts and freshly brewed coffee:
  Wednesday, Feb. 13
   
  6:30 – 7:30 a.m.                      &nb
  
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• Mattel Makes Barbie More Inclusive

  12-02-2019 18:29
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — It’s a Barbie world for everyone now!
  Mattel announced it is expanding its “Fashionista” line.
  Some dolls now have certain disabilities, including a wheelchair and removable prosthetic leg.
  The Barbie-maker says a doll with a wheelchair accessory has been one of the most requested items.
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• Cell Phone Starts Backpack Fire At Potomoc High School

  12-02-2019 18:16
  FT. WASHINGTON, Md. (WJZ) — Prince George’s County fire crews responded to Potomac High School in Ft. Washington for a reported backpack on fire Tuesday morning.
  At around 9:30 a.m., a cell phone, the model not known,  apparently overheated in a student’s backpack which generated heat and smoke.
  The school was evacuated and a security officer was transported out of the school for a smoke-related illness.
  The backpack was handled quickly and the fire did not extend past the
  
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• One Dead In Prince George’s County Pedestrian Crash

  12-02-2019 17:46
  UPPER MARLBORO, MD. (WJZ) — Maryland State Police is continuing to investigate a fatal-pedestrian-related crash that occurred Monday night in Prince George’s County.
  After 6:30 p.m. Monday night, troopers from Maryland State Police Forestville Barrack responded to MD 202 at Campus Way in Upper Marlboro, Maryland for a report of a motor vehicle collision that involved one vehicle and two pedestrians.
  The pedestrians had just gotten off a metro bus at the bus stop and were walking
  
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• Man Wins Lotto, Accepts Prize In ‘Scream’ Mask To Hide Identity

  12-02-2019 17:36
  (KDKA/CBS Local) — A man who won a Super Lotto prize in the Caribbean picked up his massive check, while wearing a mask from the movie “Scream.”
  The winner apparently didn’t want anyone to know he won $158,400,000 Jamaican dollars, or some $1,171,424 in U.S. money.
  Supreme Ventures runs the game in several Caribbean islands.
  Aside from the “Scream” mask, made popular in 1996, the man was only identified as A. Campbell, and also wore a full coat, long pants, an
  
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• Senate Votes To Overturn Order To Start Schools After Labor Day

  12-02-2019 17:32
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — The Senate has overturned Gov. Hogan’s executive order to start schools after Labor Day.
  The final vote overturned the order 31-13.
  The bill will allow school boards to decide school start dates. It will now go to the House.
  Final vote on school start date overturning Governor’s executive ordered start after labor day 31-13 overturned pic.twitter.com/MscgWiywUB
  — Pat Warren WJZ (@PatWarrenWJZ) February 12, 2019The measure in the Democrat-controlled
  
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• Corrupt Former Baltimore Police Detective Sentenced - Baltimore, MD Patch

  12-02-2019 17:19 via patch.com
  Corrupt Former Baltimore Police Detective Sentenced  Baltimore, MD PatchSentence Handed Down For Corrupt BPD Detective - Baltimore, MD - A detective who admitted to restraining people and robbing them, among other offenses, ...
  
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• Katy Perry Faces Criticism Over Shoe Design Resembling Blackface

  12-02-2019 17:17
  (CNN) — First, it was Prada. Then Gucci. Now, Katy Perry is being called out for creating fashion that evokes blackface.
  The singer’s namesake brand faces criticism over two styles of shoes that some say feature racist imagery.
  CNN has reached out to Perry for comment. Perry debuted her line of whimsical shoes in 2017. They are available on her website and through retailers around the world including Dillard’s and Walmart in the United States.
  The Ora Face Block Heel and Rue Fa
  
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• Former BPD Officer Gets 10 Years In Federal Prison For Crimes With Gun Trace Task Force

  12-02-2019 16:58
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A judge sentenced former Baltimore officer Momodu Gondo to 10 years in federal prison for his crimes in the Gun Trace Task Force.
  This story is breaking. 
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• Nearly 1 In 7 US Kids & Teens Has A Mental Health Condition, Half Go Untreated, Study Says

  12-02-2019 16:53
  (CNN) — Half of children with a mental health condition in the United States go without treatment, according to a study published Monday in the journal JAMA Pediatrics.
  Researchers who analyzed data from the 2016 National Survey of Children’s Health, found that of the 46.6 million children ages 6 through 18 who completed the survey, 7.7 million had at least one mental health condition. That of which included depression, anxiety or attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and only hal
  
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• 24-Year-Old Man In Serious Condition After Monday Night Shooting

  12-02-2019 16:52
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Police are investigating a shooting that left a 24-year-old man in serious condition Monday night.
  At around 11:28 p.m., patrol officers responded to the 2400 block of Mosher Street for a shooting.
  Once on the scene, officers found the man suffering from apparent gunshot wounds to his body.
  The victim was taken to an area hospital where he is in serious condition, police say.
  Citywide shooting detectives are investigating this incident and have learned the victim was shot
  
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• AACO Police Seize Over 2K Grams Of Suspected Marijuana Along With Cash & Guns

  12-02-2019 16:46
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Detectives arrested and charged two people in Annapolis with possession of marijuana and other stolen items on Monday.
  Officers from the narcotics team executed a search warrant in the 1400 block of Bretton View Road in Annapolis during an investigation.
  The items recovered and seized include:2,067.5 grams of suspected marijuana
  150 suspected THC Liquid Vape Inserts
  2 functional digital scales
  Various controlled prescription pills
  Mossberg 500 12 gauge shotgun
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• AACO Police Seize 2,067 Grams Of Suspected Marijuana Along With Cash & Guns

  12-02-2019 16:46
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Detectives arrested and charged two people in Annapolis with possession of marijuana and other stolen items on Monday.
  Officers from the narcotics team executed a search warrant in the 1400 block of Bretton View Road in Annapolis during an investigation.
  The items recovered and seized include:2,067.5 grams of suspected marijuana
  150 suspected THC Liquid Vape Inserts
  2 functional digital scales
  Various controlled prescription pills
  Mossberg 500 12 gauge shotgun
  Reming
  
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• In Dueling Border Rallies, Trump And O’Rourke Tout Divergent Messages On Immigration

  12-02-2019 16:21
  (CBS NEWS) — The Texas border city of El Paso became a focal point of the nation’s contentious debate over immigration Monday night, as President Trump and former Democratic Congressman Beto O’Rourke, a potential 2020 challenger, held dueling rallies to tout completely different immigration agendas.
  In his first “Make America Great Again” campaign rally of 2019, the president again argued for the construction of a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border by
  
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• Car Rolls Over Off Road In Havre De Grace Crash On SB I-95

  12-02-2019 16:01
  HAVRE DE GRACE, MD. (WJZ) — Susquehanna Hose Company is on the scene of a single rollover crash on southbound I-95, just south of the Chapel Road overpass.
  Quint 5 is on scene of a single vehicle rollover crash on southbound I-95, just south of the Chapel Road overpass. Command reporting the driver has self extricated & is being evaluated by @HdGAmbulance. #HavredeGrace #HdG #SHCo pic.twitter.com/XIDKCEn1B9
  — Susquehanna Hose Co. (@SusquehannaHose) February 12, 2019The driver rep
  
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• Housing sales in region continue to slide, prices continue to rise - Baltimore Sun

  12-02-2019 16:00 via baltimoresun.com
  Housing sales in region continue to slide, prices continue to rise  Baltimore SunHousing sales in the Baltimore region continued their slide in the cold, gray days of January, but prices and inventories rose.
  
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• Police Being Trained On How To Deal With People’s Disabilities, By People With Disabilities

  12-02-2019 15:49
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Ethan Saylor loved the movie, “Zero Dark Thirty,”. When it ended that January day in 2013 he stayed to see it again, not understanding he needed another ticket.
  Ethan Saylor would have turned 32 last month. Instead, he died five years ago during a scuffle with police at a Frederick movie theatre.
  Three Frederick County deputies, moonlighting as security, were called to forcibly remove him.
  Ethan had Downs-Syndrome, and his death led to a new kind of officer tr
  
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• Police Being Trained On How To Deal With People Disabilities, By People With Disabilities

  12-02-2019 15:49
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Ethan Saylor loved the movie, “Zero Dark Thirty,”. When it ended that January day in 2013 he stayed to see it again, not understanding he needed another ticket.
  Ethan Saylor would have turned 32 last month. Instead, he died five years ago during a scuffle with police at a Frederick movie theatre.
  Three Frederick County deputies, moonlighting as security, were called to forcibly remove him.
  Ethan had Downs-Syndrome, and his death led to a new kind of officer tr
  
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• Maryland Senate Vote Looms On When To Start School

  12-02-2019 15:12
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — A vote is near on a measure to enable local school boards in Maryland to decide when public schools start.
  The Maryland Senate could vote as soon as Tuesday on a bill.
  The measure in the Democrat-controlled General Assembly has prompted a battle with Republican Gov. Larry Hogan.
  The governor signed an executive order in 2016 requiring schools to start after Labor Day.
  Supporters of starting school after Labor Day say the longer summer break gives families more time to
  
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• 2 People Enter Abandoned Houston Home To Smoke Weed, Find Huge Tiger

  12-02-2019 14:59
  Police are investigating after a tiger was found in a home in Houston Monday.
  
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• Weather Blog: Trending Toward The Good

  12-02-2019 14:43
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A sloppy chilly mess it was, and in some spots still is this morning, but we are trending toward the good. And this second “issue” of the week will be in our rear view mirror shortly. And AGAIN we are on the good side of a Winter storm. What is it the 5th or 6th time this season? Last Fall the long term outlook for the Mid Atlantic, for Winter, was wetter but milder. And darn if “they” were not right. So far. It has been wetter, but if the temps we
  
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