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• Baltimore City, Co. Officials Look To Each Other For Answers After Eastpoint Mall Incident

  23-04-2019 23:56
  BALTIMORE COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — Acting Mayor Jack Young said that councilmembers in Baltimore County should not be so quick to point fingers at the city for weekend chaos at East Point Mall.
  “They just blame the city for everything,” Young said.
  The blame started Monday when Baltimore County Councilman Todd Crandall posted a statement on Facebook that said, the community is:
  “Under siege by people who do not live or work here and have no idea how to act in a civil soci
  
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• Gervonta Davis heads home to Baltimore for July 27 Showtime fight - Bad Left Hook

  23-04-2019 23:38 via badlefthook.com
  Gervonta Davis heads home to Baltimore for July 27 Showtime fight  Bad Left HookYesterday, we took note of a Twitter exchange between IBF super featherweight titleholder Gervonta “Tank” Davis and Leonard Ellerbe, in which it appeared that ...
  
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• Police Release Composite Sketch As Search Continues For Suspect In Alleged Montgomery Village Rape

  23-04-2019 23:35
  MONTGOMERY VILLAGE, Md. (WJZ) — Police have released a composite sketch of a suspect who allegedly raped a woman in Montgomery County last week.
  In the sketch, he is described as a white man in his late 20s. He has brown hair, around six feet tall, and weighs around 180 lbs, police said.The suspect also reportedly has a tattoo behind his left ear and was last seen wearing a sweatshirt and jeans.
  This comes after a woman reported she was sexually assaulted as she was leaving a Ride-On bus i
  
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• Baltimore County Police make arrest in Woodlawn shooting - Baltimore Sun

  23-04-2019 23:35 via baltimoresun.com
  Baltimore County Police make arrest in Woodlawn shooting  Baltimore SunBaltimore County Police said a man was shot in the 1900 block of Kernan Drive in Woodlawn. He is expected to survive.
  
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• Antietam Blush New Apple From University Of Maryland That You Could Be Eating Soon

  23-04-2019 23:31
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A field in western Maryland once held thousands of apple trees, pollinating and cross-pollinating, until one turned out just right.
  “We threw a lot of trees away because they didn’t flower. We threw a lot of trees away because they got blight. We threw a lot of trees away because we didn’t like the quality of the fruit,” said University of Maryland professor Christopher Walsh.
  For nearly three decades, Walsh has been trying to perfect the “pe
  
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• First Responders On Scene Of 4-Car Crash In Abingdon

  23-04-2019 23:17
  ABINGTON, Md. (WJZ) — Fire crews are on the scene of a four-vehicle collision with entrapment on Wheel Road and Patterson Mill Road in Abingdon.
  Crews caution drivers to avoid the area.
  This story is developing. 
   
  
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• At trial, teen recounts how Baltimore police officer tackled, beat him with Taser - Baltimore Sun

  23-04-2019 23:05 via baltimoresun.com
  At trial, teen recounts how Baltimore police officer tackled, beat him with Taser  Baltimore SunA Baltimore teen told jurors Tuesday he had stopped running, turned and raised his hands to surrender when the police officer tackled him nearly three years ...
  
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• Police: Man Beat Neighbor To Death With Lamp

  23-04-2019 22:40
  SPANISH LAKE, Mo. (CBS Local) — A Missouri man beat his neighbor to death with a lamp and then stole his credit cards, cash and car, according to police.
  Michael Shaw, 63, was pronounced dead Saturday morning on Burgos Street in Spanish Lake, authorities said.
  Keith Hill, 42, allegedly told officers when Shaw refused to give him money, he forced his way into Shaw’s house and beat him to death with a lamp. Hill also stole Shaw’s credits cards, cash and a 2017 Hyundai Elantra, ac
  
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• Baltimore Man Sentenced More Than 30 Years In 2016 West Virginia Heroin Deaths

  23-04-2019 22:34
  MARTINSBURG, W.Va. (AP) — A Baltimore man has been sentenced to more than 30 years in federal prison for providing heroin that resulted in the May 2016 deaths of two West Virginia men.
  Twenty-six-year-old Kelvin Johnson was sentenced Tuesday in federal court in Martinsburg.
  Police have said 18-year-old Jorge Armando Mercado-Medrano of Falling Waters died of an overdose at his home, and 22-year-old Joel Michael Custer of Augusta died a few hours after using heroin at a Bunker Hill strip clu
  
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• Bowie Mom Charged With Vehicular Manslaughter In Crash That Killed 5 Kids, Had 2X Legal BAC Limit

  23-04-2019 22:20
  BOWIE, MD. (WJZ) — The driver in the Bowie crash that killed five children and a passenger in early February has been charged with vehicular manslaughter, Prince George’s State’s Attorney said Tuesday.
  The announcement from the Prince George’s State’s Attorney comes nearly three months after a Chrysler Pacific van veered off Crain Highway in Bowie early February.Early Morning Bowie Crash Leaves 5 Children Dead
  Passenger In Bowie Crash That Killed 5 Children Succumbs
  
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• Police: Mom Punched 7-Year-Old Son Because He Was Bad Lookout For Shoplifting Grandmother

  23-04-2019 22:19
  PHOENIX (CBS Local) — A 7-year-old boy was punched by his mother for being a bad lookout for his shoplifting grandmother, according to authorities in Phoenix.
  Police responded to a suspected child abuse call at a Walmart store located near 75th Avenue and Lower Buckeye Road on Friday night, CBS affiliate KPHO reported.
  Officers observed Rebecca Gonzales, 27, spank the boy and then slap and punch him in the face in the parking lot, Maricopa County court documents said. The boy was bleeding
  
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• Baltimore police release new organizational structure to 'streamline' communication - Baltimore Sun

  23-04-2019 22:15 via baltimoresun.com
  Baltimore police release new organizational structure to 'streamline' communication  Baltimore SunThe Baltimore Police Department released their new organizational structure, which will reduce the total number of Colonels to two and Lt. Colonels to four when ...
  
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• 15-Year-Old Parkville Teen Missing, May Be In Emotional Crisis, Police Say

  23-04-2019 21:57
  PARKVILLE, Md. (WJZ) — A 15-year-old Parkville girl is missing, and police said she may be in crisis.
  Suany Sandoval, 15, from the 1800 block of Yakona Rd, Parkville, was last seen wearing a black jacket with a star emblem, all other clothing is unknown, police said. They said she is 5’1″, 115 lbs and wears braces.Police did not say when or where she was last seen.
  Call 911 or #BCoPD at 410-307-2020 with information.
  
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• 15-Year-Old Parkville Teen Found

  23-04-2019 21:57
  PARKVILLE, Md. (WJZ) — A 15-year-old Parkville girl has been found after going missing earlier Tuesday.
  Suany Sandoval, 15, from the 1800 block of Yakona Rd, Parkville, had last been seen wearing a black jacket with a star emblem, all other clothing is unknown, police said. They said she is 5’1″, 115 lbs and wears braces. 
  
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• Patricia Williams-Lessane is leaving CofC's Avery Research Center for Baltimore job - Charleston City Paper

  23-04-2019 21:52 via charlestoncitypaper.com
  Patricia Williams-Lessane is leaving CofC's Avery Research Center for Baltimore job  Charleston City PaperPatricia Williams-Lessane, head of the Avery Research Center for African-American History and Culture, is taking a new job in Baltimore where she expects to ...
  
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• Route 295 to fully close over weekend in Baltimore - WBAL TV Baltimore

  23-04-2019 21:29 via wbaltv.com
  Route 295 to fully close over weekend in Baltimore  WBAL TV BaltimoreWork crews will fully close Maryland Route 295 in Baltimore City this weekend to allow for the demolition of the Annapolis Road Bridge superstructure, city ...
  
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• Baltimore Paramedic Leads Effort To Put AEDs On Lacrosse Fields

  23-04-2019 20:51
  SPARKS, Md. (WJZ) — It can happen in the blink of an eye, and it can be fatal, a lacrosse player can be struck in the chest with a ball, causing a cardiac arrest.
  Now, a Baltimore paramedic is leading the effort to make lacrosse safer for everyone.
  Felice Goldbloom is the mother of a lacrosse player, and the founder of “A Player’s Pulse”
  “About a year and a half ago, my son Cardin and I were watching an ESPN segment about a boy on Long Island who suffered a com
  
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• Teen Sues Apple For $1 Billion Over Facial-Recognition Arrest

  23-04-2019 20:46
  NEW YORK (CBS Local) — A New York student is suing Apple for $1 billion, claiming the tech giant’s facial-recognition software wrongly linked him to a series of thefts from Apple stores.
  Ousmane Bah, 18, claims someone used a stolen ID to pretend they were him after they got caught stealing $1,200 worth of merchandise from an Apple store in Boston on May 31, 2018, according to papers filed on Monday in Manhattan federal court.
  Bah was attending his senior prom in Manhattan on the day
  
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• Acting Mayor Young: 'They're from everywhere, but Baltimore City kids always get the bad rap' for mall fights - Baltimore Sun

  23-04-2019 20:45 via baltimoresun.com
  Acting Mayor Young: 'They're from everywhere, but Baltimore City kids always get the bad rap' for mall fights  Baltimore SunYouth from Baltimore City have been unfairly blamed for a fight that broke out on Easter at the Eastpoint Mall, across the county line in Dundalk, acting Mayor ...
  
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• Lawmaker Apologizes For Claiming Some Nurses ‘Play Cards’ At Work

  23-04-2019 20:39
  OLYMPIA, Wash. (CBS Local) — A lawmaker in Washington state who angered nurses by saying some of them spend a lot of time playing cards in rural hospitals has agreed to shadow a nurse for a 12-hour shift.
  State Sen. Maureen Walsh, a Republican, made the comment April 16 during a debate about House Bill 1155, which would provide nurses with uninterrupted meal and rest periods.
  “I would submit to you those nurses probably do get breaks,” Walsh said April 16. “They probably
  
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• Ex-Trump Official Defies, Subpoena, Dems Weigh Contempt Vote

  23-04-2019 20:24
  WASHINGTON (AP) — The chairman of the House Oversight and Reform Committee says the White House is now in “open defiance” of his panel after lawyers advised a former official to defy a subpoena related to the committee’s investigation of White House security clearances.
  Maryland Rep. Elijah Cummings says he is consulting with members and staff about scheduling a vote on contempt after former White House personnel security director Carl Kline did not show up for a schedule
  
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• Dewey Beach Mansion Built By DuPonts For Sale For $11.5 Million

  23-04-2019 20:22
  DEWEY BEACH, Del. (WJZ) — A Dewey Beach mansion, formerly owned by a DuPont heir. is on sale for $11.5 million.
  The 12 bedroom, 11 bathroom oceanfront coastal retreat in Delaware is actually two properties in one — 1 and 3 Cullen Street — on a 79-acre lot.
  PHOTOS: Dewey Beach Mansion For Sale
  It was built in 1939 by Alexis Felix DuPont.
  1 & 3 CULLEN STREET DEWEY BEACH, DE. Photo Credit: Dale Kurtz
  The main house is 7,035-square-feet and features six fireplaces, curved stair
  
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• Climate change is a good reason for immigrants to come to Baltimore - Baltimore Sun

  23-04-2019 20:20 via baltimoresun.com
  Climate change is a good reason for immigrants to come to Baltimore  Baltimore SunBaltimore could benefit from a growth in its immigrant population as climate change damages agricultural lands and leads to shifts in populations.
  
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• Approx. 100 Gallons Of Diesel Oil Leaked From Railcar In Sunday CSX Train Derailment

  23-04-2019 20:09
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Approximately 100 gallons of diesel oil leaked from one of the railcars in Sunday night’s derailment in Baltimore, CSX officials said Tuesday.
  Normal train operations have resumed, officials said, and the spilled oil has been cleaned up and safely removed.
  CSX released a full statement Tuesday:
  “CSX crews have safely moved all railcars involved in Sunday night’s derailment in Baltimore and normal train operations have resumed. Approximately 100 gallons o
  
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• ISE research spotlights cryptocurrency vulnerabilities, and theft - Technical.ly

  23-04-2019 20:06 via technical.ly
  ISE research spotlights cryptocurrency vulnerabilities, and theft  Technical.lyBaltimore-based Independent Security Evaluators believes a "blockchainbandit" is exploiting private keys to steal currency on the Ethereum platform.
  
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• Inmate serving time for burglary escapes from van in Baltimore, authorities say - Baltimore Sun

  23-04-2019 20:00 via baltimoresun.com
  Inmate serving time for burglary escapes from van in Baltimore, authorities say  Baltimore SunAn inmate serving time for a burglary jumped out of a Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services van in Baltimore Tuesday and is on the run, the ...
  
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• Police Searching For Baltimore Inmate After He Jumped Out Of Van During Transport

  23-04-2019 19:52
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore police are looking for an inmate who jumped out of a van during his transport.
  Inmate Dajoun Lee, 23, who was serving time for burglary, is six feet tall and weighs 149 lbs. He was last seen wearing a gray jumpsuit and brown boots.He was last seen on Mason and Forrest Streets in downtown Baltimore. The incident happened at around 8:30 a.m. at 920 Forrest Street, at a state occupational skills training center.
  The inmate was serving time at the Baltimore City Cor
  
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• Police Searching For Suspect In Woodlawn Shooting

  23-04-2019 19:46
  WOODLAWN, Md. (WJZ) — Baltimore County Police are searching for a suspect in a shooting in Woodlawn on Tuesday.
  Police said the shooting happened in the 1900 block of Kernan Drive, 21207.
  A man was taken to an area hospital with a gunshot wound to the upper body. He is expected to survive.
  Police said anyone with information should call 911 to report any suspicious subject in the area.
  This story is breaking. Stay with WJZ for the latest.
  
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• Baltimore-area high school sports polls for April 23, 2019 - Baltimore Sun

  23-04-2019 19:45 via baltimoresun.com
  Baltimore-area high school sports polls for April 23, 2019  Baltimore SunBaltimore Sun high school polls for lacrosse, baseball, softball and outdoor track and field.
  
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• Kohl’s Goes All-In On Amazon, Bringing Free Returns To Every Store

  23-04-2019 19:41
   (CNN) — Kohl’s brought Amazon into a small number of stores almost two years ago. Now Kohl’s is throwing its full weight behind the partnership.
  The department store announced on Tuesday that it will accept Amazon customers’ order returns for free — even without their shipping box — at all of its more than 1,150 US stores beginning in July. Shoppers can drop off their returns at customer service desks, and Kohl’s will package and ship the items bac
  
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• Planned Parenthood: States Should Oppose Trump ‘Gag Rule’

  23-04-2019 19:33
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — The president of Planned Parenthood says it’s time for states with leaders who support abortion rights to go on the offensive against Trump administration attempts to restrict abortion that she says would reduce access to health care.
  Dr. Leana Wen spoke out Tuesday against a proposed rule by President Donald Trump to prohibit family planning clinics funded by the federal program called Title X from making abortion referrals. It’s set to take effect next w
  
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• Baseball Report: Are Red Sox Turning Season Around?

  23-04-2019 19:23
  By Norm Elrod
  (CBS Boston/CBS Local) — Late April is way too early in the MLB season to make any grand statements about most teams, or even most players. The sample set of games is just too small. But winning only two of 10 games to start the season, as the Boston Red Sox did, certainly raised a few eyebrows. A World Series champion with largely the same roster, even one shaking off the rust, should be better than that.
  It turns out that the Red Sox probably are better. After splitting a f
  
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• Critically Missing 14-Year-Old Teen Found

  23-04-2019 19:21
  BALTIMORE COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — Baltimore County Police have located a missing 14-year-old teen who was last seen leaving for school.
  Ware has been found safe, police said later Tuesday afternoon.
  Kevontae Ware, 14, was last seen wearing a black Nike shirt with green pants, gray Nike shoes. Police said Ware is 5’5 and 135 lbs.
  Ware reportedly left the 8500 block of Loch Raven Blvd for school at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday, stopped at a 7-11 at 7:40 a.m., but never made it to school.
  Call 911 or
  
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• Baltimore's new jazz club opens next week with food from a Michelin-starred chef - Baltimore Sun

  23-04-2019 19:15 via baltimoresun.com
  Baltimore's new jazz club opens next week with food from a Michelin-starred chef  Baltimore SunTodd Barkan understands why a casual fan might question the idea of opening a jazz club in Baltimore in 2019. He faced similar critiques back in the '70s, when ...
  
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• Baltimore Sun staffers make a pitch for pay raises - Baltimore Fishbowl

  23-04-2019 18:33 via baltimorefishbowl.com
  Baltimore Sun staffers make a pitch for pay raises  Baltimore FishbowlAs The Sun's newsroom heads toward negotiations with management over a new contract, staffers went on social media today to highlight one of their top ...
  
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• Baltimore offers old city schools, historic mansion for new uses - Baltimore Sun

  23-04-2019 18:30 via baltimoresun.com
  Baltimore offers old city schools, historic mansion for new uses  Baltimore SunBaltimore City is seeking developers to come up with new uses for three buildings once used as schools, plus a historic mansion. The Baltimore City Department ...
  
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• Target Recalls Almost Half A Million Wooden Toys For Choking Risk

  23-04-2019 18:19
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A recall alert for parents- Target is recalling nearly half a million wooden toy vehicles because they are a choking hazard.
  The national recall includes eight Bullseye’s playground toys, either sold separately or as part of a set.
  They were sold between October and November of last year.
  The toys can be returned for a full refund. No injuries have been reported.
  Read more at CBS News.
  
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• 3 Teens Wanted In Carjacking Of 78-Year-Old Man On Easter Sunday

  23-04-2019 18:09
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Three teens are wanted in the carjacking of a 78-year-old Baltimore man on Easter Sunday.
  According to the police report, an officer responded to a call for an unarmed carjacking in the 3800 block of Juniper Road just after noon.
  The victim told police he was sitting inside his 2017 Honda CRV in front of his home when three teens approached his driver side window, opened the door and punched the man in the face. They then pulled him out of the car and entered the car.
  The
  
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• Sacha Jenkins: ‘Wu-Tang Clan Is The Greatest Rap Group Of All-Time’

  23-04-2019 18:02
  (CBS Local)–It’s been 25 years since Wu-Tang Clan introduced themselves to the world with their breakthrough album “Enter The Wu-Tang.”
  Sacha Jenkins has known the guys since the 90s and created a new four part docu-series about the group called “Wu-Tang Clan: Of Mics And Men.” The series looks back at the group’s rise and features never-before-seen footage and interviews with the guys.
  “How is it that people in Poland or all over the world, connec
  
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• 17th National Drug Take Back Day In Frederick County This Saturday

  23-04-2019 18:01
  FREDERICK, MD. (WJZ) — The Frederick County Health Department is encouraging Frederick County residents to participate in the 17th National Take Back Day event on Saturday between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.
  The event is sponsored by the Drug Enforcement Agency, and will give residents “an opportunity to safely dispose of unwanted, unused or expired medicine,”
  Last October, health officials said over 914,000 lbs of medicine were collected and safely destroyed nationwide.
  In Frederick Co
  
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• Vegan carryout, 'monster slices' and cocktails coming to Baltimore's Cross Street Market - Baltimore Sun

  23-04-2019 17:30 via baltimoresun.com
  Vegan carryout, 'monster slices' and cocktails coming to Baltimore's Cross Street Market  Baltimore SunA vegan takeout spot, a cocktail bar and a pizza spot are three of the new tenants coming to Cross Street Market in Federal Hill, developers announced Tuesday.
  
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• Psychotherapist To Pay $82K, Cardiac Care Providers To Pay Over $80K For Alleged Medicaid Fraud

  23-04-2019 17:27
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh announced two settlements over Medicaid fraud with cardiac and psychotherapy care providers.
  Five cardiac care providers have agreed to pay $81,234.80 to resolve allegations that they submitted false claims for Medicaid services.
  The following cardiac care providers will pay:Cardiac Associates, P.C., a practice with offices in Rockville, Olney, Laurel and Germantown, paid $30,143.20;
  Horizon Vascular Specialists, with locations in Oln
  
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• ‘Young & The Restless’ Begins Bidding Farewell To Kristoff St. John

  23-04-2019 17:10
  (CNN) — “The Young & the Restless” will pay tribute to Kristoff St. John this week in the wake of his death in February.
  St. John, who originated the role of Neil Winters more than 28 years ago, died of heart disease.
  He was 52.The actor was hailed immediately after his death for his role as a trailblazer in helping to diversify daytime television.
  Why I’m mourning Kristoff St. John
  “The Young & the Restless” will run a story arc from Tuesday to Friday
  
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• Two Firefighters Injured In 2-Alarm Apartment Fire In Landover Hills

  23-04-2019 16:49
  LANDOVER HILLS, MD. (WJZ) — Two firefighters were injured in a massive two-alarm apartment fire Tuesday morning in Landover Hills.
  Prince George’s County fire officials said the two firefighters suffered non-life threatening injuries and were taken to a local burn unit.
  There are no other reports of injuries.
  The officials said the blaze started on the terrace level and moved quickly up all three floors.
  The cause of the fire is still under investigation, officials said.
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• Baltimore Writer D. Watkins: “We Speak for Ourselves: A Word from Forgotten Black America” - Democracy Now!

  23-04-2019 16:32 via democracynow.org
  Baltimore Writer D. Watkins: “We Speak for Ourselves: A Word from Forgotten Black America”  Democracy Now!“We Speak for Ourselves: A Word from Forgotten Black America.” That's the name of a new book by D. Watkins that amplifies the experiences of poor black ...
  
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• Teen’s Trial Continues For Slain Baltimore County Police Officer Amy Caprio

  23-04-2019 16:25
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A jury has been seated in the case of Dawnta Harris, a teenager accused of hitting and killing Baltimore County police Officer Amy Caprio last year with a stolen Jeep.
  Opening statements are set to begin Tuesday.
  Harris is the first of four teens to go on trial in the murder. He was 16 at the time of the killing and faces adult charges that carry life in prison without the possibility of parole.
  Prosecutors say Harris ran over Officer Caprio as she investigated reports th
  
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• Dawnta Harris Trial: Prosecutor Calls Jeep ‘4000-Pound Murder Weapon’ In Officer Amy Caprio’s Death

  23-04-2019 16:25
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Opening statements began in the case against Dawnta Harris, a teenager accused of hitting and killing Baltimore County police Officer Amy Caprio last year with a stolen Jeep.
  “That defendant stole Ofc Caprio’s life from her,” the prosecutor said, calling the Jeep a “4000-pound murder weapon.”
  On Tuesday, jurors saw the body camera video of Caprio getting run over. In the video, she warns Harris eight times to get out of the Jeep. After she ge
  
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• Safety Board Meets To Discuss Cause Of Fatal 2016 Silver Spring Apartment Explosion

  23-04-2019 16:17
  WASHINGTON (AP) — The National Transportation Safety Board is meeting to discuss the cause of an explosion at an apartment complex in suburban Maryland that killed seven people in 2016.
  The NTSB has been investigating the explosion at the Flower Branch apartments in Silver Spring for nearly three years. The board took the lead in the investigation because it has jurisdiction over accidents involving natural gas pipelines.
  An initial investigation by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms
  
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• Board Faults Utility’s Equipment In Fatal 2016 Explosion

  23-04-2019 16:17
  WASHINGTON (AP) — The National Transportation Safety Board says a gas company’s faulty equipment is the most likely cause of an explosion at a suburban Maryland apartment complex that killed seven people in 2016.
  The NTSB has been investigating the explosion at the Flower Branch apartments in Silver Spring for nearly three years. The board took the lead in the investigation because it has jurisdiction over gas-pipeline accidents.
  At a meeting Tuesday, the board found a faulty regulat
  
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• Labeling kids 'at risk' discounts their potential - Baltimore Sun

  23-04-2019 16:15 via baltimoresun.com
  Labeling kids 'at risk' discounts their potential  Baltimore SunAt risk” is a tricky term when talking about young people. It's true that youth in precarious or unstable environments are more likely to engage in dangerous ...
  
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