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• Concerning Photos Of Laurel Park Living Quarters Released, Lawmakers Asked To Reconsider Racetrack Funding

  26-03-2019 23:29
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Lawmakers are being asked to reconsider racetrack funding after a Baltimore City Delegate released photos of poor living conditions for on-site employees at Laurel Park.
  Baltimore City Delegate Nick Mosby said that the pictures came from a racetrack whistleblower at a time when lawmakers are being asked to allocate $120 million to the Stronach Group which owns Laurel Park and Pimlico Race Course.
  “I think it’s a priority for the state, we need to take a s
  
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• Baltimore Police Department chief who oversees internal affairs, other units, leaves post - Baltimore Sun

  26-03-2019 23:20
  Baltimore Police Department chief who oversees internal affairs, other units, leaves post  Baltimore SunThe head of the Baltimore Police department's Office of Professional Responsibility, which oversees internal affairs, has left the department, a police spokesman ...
  
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• Stabbing Caught On Camera At Baltimore School, Student Charges As Adult - CBS Baltimore

  26-03-2019 23:00
  Stabbing Caught On Camera At Baltimore School, Student Charges As Adult  CBS BaltimoreBALTIMORE (WJZ) — Family members of 16-year-old Bernard Hopkins say the Patterson High student was bullied, leading him to bring a knife to class.
  
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• Stabbing Caught On Camera At Baltimore School, Student Charges As Adult

  26-03-2019 23:00
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Family members of 16-year-old Bernard Hopkins say the Patterson High student was bullied, leading him to bring a knife to class. He is now facing adult charges for stabbing a classmate on Monday.Student charged in stabbing at Patterson High charged as an adult. His family members say he was bullied. #Baltimore #schools #violence @wjz pic.twitter.com/k9NjID1RTP
  — Mike Hellgren (@HellgrenWJZ) March 26, 2019“He carries it for protection,” said a family memb
  
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• Couple hopes to bring awareness after dog killed by coyote - WBAL TV Baltimore

  26-03-2019 22:50
  Couple hopes to bring awareness after dog killed by coyote  WBAL TV BaltimoreThe coyote population is on the rise in Maryland and they can be threat to small children and animals. A Baltimore County couple learned that the hard way ...
  
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• Hogan Oks Bill For Federal Workers Work During Shutdowns

  26-03-2019 22:48
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Gov. Larry Hogan has signed a measure to enable federal employees in Maryland who must work during a government shutdown without pay to get unemployment benefits.
  Hogan signed the bill Tuesday in Annapolis.
  State lawmakers approved the legislation in response to the 35-day federal government shutdown that ended in January.
  It would apply to civilian federal employees who work at a site in Maryland.
  To take effect, the law would need confirmation from federal labor off
  
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• Police Investigating Carjacking In Rodgers Forge Area From March 22

  26-03-2019 22:46
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore County Police are investigating a carjacking in the Rodgers Forge area in the 200 block of Stanmore Road that happened March 22.
  A victim was approached that night by two male suspects as she was sitting in her car in her driveway. One suspect pointed a gun at her, demanded her money and then the keys to her car.
  She handed over her purse and the one suspect fled. The suspect with the gun then stole her vehicle.
  Officers pursued the suspect until they lost sight
  
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• ‘No Immediate Plans For Any Shoppers Stores To Close’, Company Says

  26-03-2019 22:30
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Shoppers Food and Pharmacy says it has no immediate plans to close any Shoppers stores, the company said Tuesday.
  After multiple reports swirled around social media Monday, the company released a statement saying the stores are not closing.
  “Several of the recent media reports have said that Shoppers Food and Pharmacy stores are closing. We want to clarify that there are no immediate plans for any Shoppers stores to close.
  What we previously communicated was that UN
  
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• Baltimore County cannabis grower sues to stop Maryland from awarding new licenses that could improve diversity - Baltimore Sun

  26-03-2019 22:30
  Baltimore County cannabis grower sues to stop Maryland from awarding new licenses that could improve diversity  Baltimore SunA Baltimore County company that is licensed by the state to grow and sell medical cannabis is attempting to stop the Maryland commission that regulates the ...
  
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• General Assembly Gives Final Approval To $46.6B Budget

  26-03-2019 22:23
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — The Maryland General Assembly has given final approval to the state’s $46.6 billion budget for the next fiscal year.
  The Senate voted 47-0 and the House voted 122-13 for the legislation.
  It includes $255 million in extra education funding to start implementing a state commission’s recommendations to improve schools. That’s not as high as the $320 million the House of Delegates had hoped for, but lawmakers had to account for a recent drop in state rev
  
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• Peter A. B. Hoblitzell Jr., retired insurance company executive, dies - Baltimore Sun

  26-03-2019 22:20
  Peter A. B. Hoblitzell Jr., retired insurance company executive, dies  Baltimore SunPeter A.B. Hoblitzell Jr., a retired insurance company executive and former chairman of the American Phoenix Corp. of Maryland, died Friday at Gilchrist Center ...
  
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• Retired State Corruption Investigation Calls For Criminal Investigation Into Mayor Pugh’s ‘Healthy Holly’ Dealings

  26-03-2019 22:10
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A retired state corruption investigator wants a criminal investigation into Mayor Catherine Pugh’s business dealings.
  A letter was sent to the State Prosecutor’s office yesterday, calling for the mayor to be investigated for perjury and criminal misconduct.
  “I did a 3.5 year undercover investigation down there,” said Jim Cabezas, public corruption investigator.
  The retired investigator spent more than 30 years investigating corruption for the State
  
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• Gov. Hogan Calls For Congress To Oppose Chesapeake Bay Project Budget Cuts

  26-03-2019 21:56
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — It takes water from six states to fill the Chesapeake Bay, and 150 waterways are monitored by the EPA for pollution.
  The Chesapeake Bay Project has led to a 60 percent reduction in harmful nutrients like nitrogen.
  The reduction in these harmful nutrients led to clearer water and more aquatic grasses, and a reduction of huge algae blooms that trigger dead zones.
  But, “The president has cut the budget for federal money that goes to the states to reduce pollution by 90
  
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• FBI Defends Length Of Probe Into Fatal U.S. Park Police Shooting

  26-03-2019 21:51
  WASHINGTON (AP) — The FBI says the 2017 fatal shooting by U.S. Park Police of an unarmed Virginia motorist is a complex case and that its 16-month investigation is not unusual.
  The bureau’s comments came in a March 15 letter to U.S. Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, who has questioned why the FBI is taking so long to investigate the shooting death of 25-year-old Bijan Ghaisar of McLean. The FBI said it can’t provide a detailed response while the investigation is ongoing.
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• Lonny H. Weaver, former longtime Carroll County Times outdoors writer, dies - Baltimore Sun

  26-03-2019 21:50
  Lonny H. Weaver, former longtime Carroll County Times outdoors writer, dies  Baltimore SunLonny H. Weaver, a former longtime Carroll County Times outdoors writer who also wrote for The Sun's Anne Arundel County zoned edition, died Saturday of ...
  
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• Student Charged As Adult In Patterson High School Stabbing, Police Say

  26-03-2019 21:48
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Bernard Hopkins, the suspect in the Patterson High School stabbing, has been charged as an adult, police said.Hopkins’ family members claim he was bullied. They said he was bullied so much he had stopped going to class for a while because of it, when he did come back to school, his family says, he brought a knife to school.
  A Baltimore police officer was patrolling Patterson High School when the officer was alerted by a school staff member that there may be a studen
  
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• ‘Global Bridge Shows Us We’re Not Alone,’ Program At McDaniel College Helping Immigrant Students Transition To Life In The U.S.

  26-03-2019 21:47
  WESTMINSTER, Md. (WJZ) — At McDaniel College, a program is helping immigrant students transition to life in the United States.
  The program, Global Bridge, was founded by McDaniel College professor Amy McNichols.
  “I didn’t like the fact that they had to separate themselves,” McNichols said. “I wanted them to bring all of who they are to the academic experience. So hopefully this makes them feel more integrated now.”
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• Demolition begins in downtown New Baltimore | News - New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

  26-03-2019 21:39
  Demolition begins in downtown New Baltimore | News  New Baltimore Voice NewspapersThe city of New Baltimore is clearing the way for more downtown growth with the demolition of two vacant buildings downtown.
  
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• Tori Amos to deliver Peabody Conservatory commencement in May - Baltimore Sun

  26-03-2019 21:35
  Tori Amos to deliver Peabody Conservatory commencement in May  Baltimore SunTori Amos, who studied piano at Peabody Preporatory from 1968 to 1974, will deliver the conservatory's commencement address May 22.
  
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• Police: Man Stole 18-Wheeler To Take Girlfriend Out For A Ride

  26-03-2019 21:13
  WEST MONROE, La. (CBS Local) — A Louisiana man stole an 18-wheeler from a local business because he wanted to take his girlfriend for a ride, according to authorities.
  Dominique Jefferson Jr. was arrested early Sunday morning, which happened to be his 21st birthday, after police in West Monroe stopped a 2010 Freightliner tractor truck pulling a Clement dump trailer, CBS affiliate KNOE reported.
  Officers noted the tractor truck was headed down Mitchell Street with its trailer tires locked u
  
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• Survey: Nearly Half Of Americans Encounter ‘Gymtimidation’

  26-03-2019 21:05
  (WCCO/CBS Local) — About half of Americans are intimidated by working out in front of others at the gym, according to a new survey.
  The survey — sponsored by a protein drink-maker Isopure and conducted by market research firm OnePoll — asked 2,000 Americans if they were afraid of working out in front of others. Their findings: as many as 50 percent say they’ve experienced “gymtimidation” and around 32 percent reported feelings of intimidation when working out
  
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• Aberdeen Police Looking For Suspect In Vandalism Of 7 Cars

  26-03-2019 21:04
  ABERDEEN, Md. (WJZ) — Detectives are looking for the person or persons responsible for vandalizing seven vehicles.
  Over a seven-day period, beginning March 18, five vehicles were damaged with BB gun projectiles and two vehicles were damaged with small caliber handgun fire.
  Most of the damaged cars were reported in the Swan Meadows community in Aberdeen, Md., except for one report in the 300 block of Center Deen Ave and one report in the 700 block of S. Philadelphia Blvd.
  Detectives believe
  
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• ‘Quick To Love, Always Smiling’ | 7-Year-Old Tripp Johnson Laid To Rest

  26-03-2019 20:54
  ABINGDON, Md. (WJZ) — It was an emotional day in Harford County as 7-year-old crash victim Tripp Johnnson was laid to rest.
  Johnson was killed in a 12-vehicle car crash in Harford County on March 11, after a semi-truck slammed into cars stopped at an intersection.
  Harford County Community Gathered To Remember 7-Year-Old Killed In Fiery Bel Air Crash
  The funeral was held at St. Francis de Sales Roman Catholic Church in Abingdon, Md. The village that helped raise Johnson helped lay him
  
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• Paul Scheer On ‘Black Monday,’ ‘The League’ & Auditioning For ‘Saturday Night Live’

  26-03-2019 20:54
  (CBS Local)– “Black Monday” is one of the hottest shows on television and the series finale is this Sunday night on Showtime.
  Paul Scheer knows what it’s like to be on a hit show after his run as Andre on “The League.” The veteran actor loves the world Jordan Cahan and David Caspe have created on Showtime.
  “David comes from this very heavy joke background and his dad worked in the world of the stock exchange in Chicago,” said Scheer in an interview
  
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• Batman Creators Coming To Baltimore Comic-Con

  26-03-2019 20:16
  BALTIMORE, Md. (WJZ) — Some of Batman’s legendary creators including Neal Adams, David Finch, Tom King and Lee Weeks, will be attending the 2019 Baltimore Comic-Con.
  The Baltimore Comic-Con, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary, will be returning to the Baltimore Convention Center on October 18-20.
  “Batman is, arguably, the most popular superhero comic book character there is,” said Marc Nathan, show promotor for the Baltimore Comic-Con. “We are honored to host
  
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• Spring Training Report: Here Comes Opening Day

  26-03-2019 19:59
  By Norm Elrod
  (CBS Boston/CBS Local) — The end of Spring Training means Opening Day and the 2019 MLB season are officially here. It may not seem like Spring outside, depending on where you are. But come Thursday, regardless of the temperature, all 30 teams will take the field for the first game (or third, if you’re Oakland and Seattle) of at least 162.
  Every team is still in the race, for now. And every team has reasons to be optimistic, even the Baltimore Orioles.
  This week’s
  
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• Johns Hopkins Bayview faces more pushback over planned $469 million expansion - Baltimore Business Journal

  26-03-2019 19:52
  Johns Hopkins Bayview faces more pushback over planned $469 million expansion  Baltimore Business JournalA group of local unions and community organizations are continuing efforts to stall a $469 million expansion project being plotted by Johns Hopkins Bayview ...
  
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• Cherry Blossom Peak Bloom Expected April 1 In DC

  26-03-2019 19:51
  WASHINGTON, D.C. (WJZ) — Spring is finally here and the cherry blossoms want to bloom early.
  The National Park Service has announced their new peak bloom prediction as April 1.
  The original peak bloom prediction was April 3-6, but warmer temperatures in the past week and even warmer temperatures anticipated over the coming weekend, have pushed the growth of the flowers ahead.
  Currently, the cherry blossoms are in stage four, also known as the peduncle elongation stage. This allows the
  
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• New ‘Male Birth Control’ Pill Might Be Safe, But There’s Still A Long Way To Go, Researchers Say

  26-03-2019 19:45
  (CNN) — Many people are looking forward to a time when men will be able to take an oral contraceptive.
  But there’s a challenge with hormonal birth control: suppressing testosterone in men to super-low levels while avoiding the side effects of low hormone levels, such as changes in sexual function. (Of course, side effects have affected some women since the US Food and Drug Administration first approved “the pill” in 1960.)
  Researchers have looked at a number of ways to do
  
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• Woman Wins $150,000 In Child Support From Ex-Husband Nearly 50 Years After Divorce

  26-03-2019 19:43
  CARLSBAD, Calif. (CBS Local) — A California woman was awarded $150,000 in child support last week from her ex-husband nearly 50 years after she says he left her with the couple’s three-year-old daughter.
  Toni Anderson, 74, says her ex-husband fled to Canada instead of sticking around to pay court ordered child support in the early 1970s.
  “I kind of put it on the back burner and just kind of forgot about it over the years,” she told KGTV.
  Anderson said she supported her da
  
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• Shoppers Say They Saw A Ghost At Market Basket

  26-03-2019 19:35
  (WBZ/CBS Local) – There’s something spooky at a supermarket in Wilmington. Several shoppers have reported seeing a ghost roaming the aisles of Market Basket on Main Street.
  The conversation started in a community Facebook page, where many locals reported seeing a young woman with light skin, long dark hair, blue eyes and dressed in traditional Victorian garb. The post has more than 100 comments, with some sharing similar experiences and others laughing at the notion.
  “If the ru
  
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• Shoppers Say They Saw A Ghost At Grocery Store

  26-03-2019 19:35
  (WBZ/CBS Local) — There’s something spooky at a supermarket in Wilmington. Several shoppers have reported seeing a ghost roaming the aisles of Market Basket on Main Street in Wilmington, Massachusetts.
  The conversation started in a community Facebook page, where many locals reported seeing a young woman with light skin, long dark hair, blue eyes and dressed in traditional Victorian garb. The post has more than 100 comments, with some sharing similar experiences and others laughing at
  
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• Baltimore Co. Library Looking For ‘Human Book’ Participants - CBS Baltimore

  26-03-2019 19:21
  Baltimore Co. Library Looking For ‘Human Book’ Participants  CBS BaltimoreOWINGS MILLS, Md. (WJZ) — The Baltimore County Public Library's Owings Mills Branch is looking for participants to serve as “human books” for their system's ...
  
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• Baltimore Co. Library Looking For ‘Human Book’ Participants

  26-03-2019 19:21
  OWINGS MILLS, Md. (WJZ) — The Baltimore County Public Library’s Owings Mills Branch is looking for participants to serve as “human books” for their system’s second annual Human Library – designed to welcome all cultures in an inclusive space.
  The Human Library displays people of different ethnicities, beliefs and experiences that serve as “human books” for checkout. The public will be invited to “check out” a living book and learn
  
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• Uber Brings ‘Ride Pass’ To Baltimore, Allows Passengers To Avoid Surge Pricing For $25 A Month

  26-03-2019 19:06
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Uber is bringing what may be a saving grace to Uber riders in Baltimore looking to save a buck.
  Starting Tuesday, 20 more cities- including Baltimore- were added to “Ride Pass”, a $25 monthly subscription that allows riders to lock in to discounted trip prices that will not be affected by surge pricing, time of day, traffic or weather.
  If you have the subscription, no more will you have the issue of late-night or rush-hour pricing, and Uber said it could resul
  
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• Here's to Ordell Braase, one of the Colts' greats - Baltimore Sun

  26-03-2019 19:05
  Here's to Ordell Braase, one of the Colts' greats  Baltimore SunI read with great sadness of the passing of former Baltimore Colts star Ordell Braase (“Baltimore Colts defense end Ordell Braase, who played on three NFL ...
  
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• 1 Killed, 1 Injured In East Baltimore Shooting Tuesday Morning

  26-03-2019 18:40
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A 26-year-old man is dead Tuesday morning and another man is injured after a shooting in East Baltimore, police said.
  Police responded to the 800 block of North Belnord for a report of a shooting at 10:59 a.m. Tuesday.
  When they arrived, they found the victim with gunshot wounds to his head and back, and a 25-year-old man suffering from gunshot wounds to the back and stomach.
  The 26-year-old was pronounced dead on the scene.
  Medics took the 25-year-old victim to an area h
  
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• Uber introduces 'Ride Pass' in Baltimore, allowing passengers to avoid surge pricing for $25 a month - Baltimore Sun

  26-03-2019 18:35
  Uber introduces 'Ride Pass' in Baltimore, allowing passengers to avoid surge pricing for $25 a month  Baltimore SunUber on Tuesday introduced in Baltimore its “Ride Pass,” a $25 monthly subscription that allows users to lock in discounted trip prices unaffected by surge ...
  
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• Salt-N-Pepa Tour Will Come To DC, Hershey

  26-03-2019 18:32
  WASHINGTON, D.C. (WJZ) — Rap duo Salt-N-Pepa will be touring this summer and they are coming to venues near Baltimore.
  The first female rap crew who broke barriers and records with songs “Push It,” “Tramp,””Shake Your Thang,” “Shoop” and “Whatta Man” are coming to DC, Hershey and Philadelphia this summer.
  NEW ORLEANS, LA – JULY 07: Sandra Denton and Cheryl James of Salt-N-Pepa perform onstage during the 2018 Essence Festival
  
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• Del. Jay Jalisi Responds To Ethics Committee Report Alleging ‘Abusive Workplace Behavior’

  26-03-2019 18:22
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Del. Jay Jalisi responded Tuesday to a Maryland legislative ethics panel that has recommended he be reprimanded for “ongoing pattern of bullying and abusive workplace behavior.”
  A 16-page report from the Maryland General Assembly’s Joint Committee on Legislative Ethics on Del. Jay Jalisi was delivered Monday to lawmakers.
  Jalisi said he has been made a target of a “nasty smear campaign and a sham investigation by a powerful lobby in Annapolis,
  
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• Police: Arby’s Manager Fatally Shot Man After He Spit On Her

  26-03-2019 18:19
  TULSA, Okla. (CBS Local) — A fast food restaurant manager in Oklahoma was arrested after she allegedly shot and killed a man who threatened her and spit on her, according to police.
  Deionna Young, 25, was arrested Monday evening on a charge of first-degree murder for the death of Desean Tallent, 25.
  Police say Young and Tallent got into an altercation at an Arby’s restaurant in Tulsa, where Young was reportedly the manager. Tallent allegedly threatened to assault Young and spit on he
  
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• Owner Searching For Missing Dog Struck By Car In Baltimore - CBS Baltimore

  26-03-2019 18:05
  Owner Searching For Missing Dog Struck By Car In Baltimore  CBS BaltimoreBALTIMORE (WJZ) — A Baltimore city woman is looking for her dog after he escaped his leash and was struck by a car in Mt. Vernon. Alex Baker posted a plea ...
  
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• Owner Searching For Missing Dog Struck By Car In Baltimore

  26-03-2019 18:05
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A Baltimore city woman is looking for her dog after he escaped his leash and was struck by a car in Mt. Vernon.
  Alex Baker posted a plea on Facebook asking residents to look for her dog Maki.
  Maki got off his leash around 7:30 p.m. Monday near Saint Paul and Madison.
  He then was struck by a car and ran off.
  Baker ran after him for one mile and lost him around the jail.
  Maki was wearing his collar at the time and it has his owner’s information and his name.
  Anyone wi
  
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• Where’s Healthy Holly? Search Underway For Baltimore Mayor’s Books Sold To Hospital

  26-03-2019 17:51
  BALTIMORE (AP/WJZ) — There’s a search underway in Maryland for “Healthy Holly” — not a fugitive or a missing citizen, but an obscure children’s book authored by Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh.
  The Baltimore Sun reports at least 50,000 copies are unaccounted for, after Pugh received hundreds of thousands of dollars for selling them to a state hospital network while she sat on its board.
  Since 2011, she received $500,000 selling her self-published book series to
  
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• Power Moves: Chrissie Powell is leading Byte Back's Baltimore launch - Technical.ly Brooklyn

  26-03-2019 17:40
  Power Moves: Chrissie Powell is leading Byte Back's Baltimore launch  Technical.ly BrooklynPower Moves is a column where we chart the comings and goings of talent across the region. Got a new hire, new gig or promotion?
  
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• Police: Barnes & Noble Shooter Also Brought Homemade Bomb

  26-03-2019 17:20
  CARY, N.C. (CBS Local) — A teenager who allegedly opened fire in a North Carolina bookstore also had a homemade bomb with him at the time of the shooting, authorities said Monday.
  Jonathan Kyle Courtney, 18, was arrested Friday night after he allegedly walked into a Barnes & Noble in Cary, just eight miles west of downtown Raleigh, and began to fire metal pellets “indiscriminately” from an air rifle and an air pistol. Witnesses said the air guns were made to look like real
  
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• Maryland Man Wins Jackpot at Hollywood Casino

  26-03-2019 17:11
  PERRYVILLE (WJZ) — A lucky man from Maryland won the jackpot last night at the Hollywood Casino in Perryville.
  Andrew, from Port Deposit scooped $17,167.32.
  Follow @WJZ on Twitter and like WJZ-TV | CBS Baltimore on Facebook
  This story was written by WJZ intern Lurene Heyl.
   
   
  
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• Baltimore Mayor Pugh to hold news conference on Healthy Holly book deal 'as soon as possible' - Baltimore Sun

  26-03-2019 17:00
  Baltimore Mayor Pugh to hold news conference on Healthy Holly book deal 'as soon as possible'  Baltimore SunBaltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh is planning to hold a news conference to address the controversy surrounding the $500,000 Healthy Holly book deal, once she ...
  
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• Students, Staff Evacuated At Kent Island Elementary After Reported Fire

  26-03-2019 16:53
  STEVENSVILLE, Md. (WJZ) — Students and staff at Kent Island Elementary were evacuated after a reported fire.
  Chopper 13 was over the scene where students were seen outside the building, but no smoke or fire was showing.
  Firetrucks were also seen outside the building.
  Stay with WJZ on this developing story.
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• Baltimore Del. Mosby calls for 'immediate inspection' of living quarters for Laurel Park backstretch workers - Baltimore Sun

  26-03-2019 16:50
  Baltimore Del. Mosby calls for 'immediate inspection' of living quarters for Laurel Park backstretch workers  Baltimore SunBaltimore Del. Nick Mosby on Tuesday called on Anne Arundel County officials to immediately conduct inspections of the living conditions that Laurel Park ...
  
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