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• Family Of UMD Adenovirus Victim Takes Steps To Sue

  21-05-2019 23:52
  COLLEGE PARK, Md. (WJZ) — The family of the University of Maryland student who died from adenovirus is laying the groundwork to sue the school.
  It’s been six months since Olivia Paregol died from the virus, and now her family has filed a notice of claim with the state treasurer.
  This comes after it was revealed the University waited 18 days before informing students about adenovirus cases on campus.
  UMD said it stands behind that decision, and that it was waiting for test results fro
  
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• Hackers have been holding the city of Baltimore’s computers hostage for 2 weeks - Vox.com

  21-05-2019 23:50 via vox.com
  Hackers have been holding the city of Baltimore’s computers hostage for 2 weeks  Vox.comJaap Arriens/NurPhoto via Getty Images A ransomware attack means Baltimore citizens can’t pay their water bills or parking tickets. Thirteen bitcoins are standing between the city of Baltimore and many of the services and processes its citizens rely on after hackers seized thousands of government computers at the start of the month. The ordeal has been going on for two weeks, and there&r
  
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• Baltimore’s ransomware attack, explained - Vox.com

  21-05-2019 23:50 via vox.com
  Baltimore’s ransomware attack, explained  Vox.comThirteen bitcoins are standing between the city of Baltimore and many of the services and processes its citizens rely on after hackers seized thousands of ...
  
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• After turning down Wizards, Baltimore native Tim Connelly eager to finish what he started with Nuggets - Baltimore Sun

  21-05-2019 23:40 via baltimoresun.com
  After turning down Wizards, Baltimore native Tim Connelly eager to finish what he started with Nuggets  Baltimore SunDenver president of basketball operations Tim Connelly decided to stay with the Nuggets instead of possibly bolting for Washington.
  
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• Maryland Department Of Education Names ‘Teachers Of The Year’

  21-05-2019 23:30
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The Maryland Department of Education puts its best teachers forward Tuesday, announcing the Teachers of the Year.
  Each of 24 teachers represents their local district.
  “They have been selected from Maryland’s very best,” said State Superintendent Karen Salmon. “And will spend the year as teacher ambassadors representing teachers throughout Maryland.”
  Baltimore Teacher of the Year Kyair Butts said he is motivated by the need for equity in
  
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• Baltimore Man Sentenced Life Plus 25 Years For Broad Daylight Murder

  21-05-2019 23:16
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A Baltimore man was sentenced Tuesday to life in prison plus 25 years for shooting a man nine times in broad daylight in March 2018.
  Larry Harriston was sentenced to life in prison for the first-degree murder of Charles Tate. He was also sentenced to 20 years, the first five years without the possibility for parole, for the use of a handgun in a crime of violence, and five years for prohibited possession of a handgun.
  On March 16, 2018 at around 1 p.m., officers responded
  
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• Annual Report Ranks Baltimore 15th Worst City For Mosquitoes - CBS Baltimore

  21-05-2019 23:16 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  Annual Report Ranks Baltimore 15th Worst City For Mosquitoes  CBS BaltimoreOrkin released its top-50 mosquito cities list for 2019. This year, Baltimore is up 27 spots, ranking 15th overall. 13 hours ago ...
  
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• Baltimore Woman Accused Of Smuggling Drugs Into Prison - CBS Baltimore

  21-05-2019 23:10 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  Baltimore Woman Accused Of Smuggling Drugs Into Prison  CBS BaltimoreA 40-year-old Baltimore woman was arrested Monday after she was caught trying to deliver drugs to an inmate in a Hagerstown prison. 14 hours ago ...
  
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• James 'Jimmy' Deene, trucker, union official and business agent, dies - Baltimore Sun

  21-05-2019 22:55 via baltimoresun.com
  James 'Jimmy' Deene, trucker, union official and business agent, dies  Baltimore SunJames “Jimmy” Deene, a Baltimore-area trucker, business agent and organizer for Teamsters Local 355, died of a heart attack Friday.
  
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• James Crockett, who headed Baltimore Fire Board and sold real estate, dies - Baltimore Sun

  21-05-2019 22:55 via baltimoresun.com
  James Crockett, who headed Baltimore Fire Board and sold real estate, dies  Baltimore SunJames Crockett, a retired real estate salesman who was a pioneering African American Baltimore Fire Board president, died Monday.
  
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• Colonial Country Club: Hogan’s Alley, Home Of The Horrible Horseshoe

  21-05-2019 22:52
  By Norm Elrod
  (CBS DFW/CBS Local) — Colonial Country Club, Fort Worth, Texas’s gem of a course, holds a distinct honor. It hosts the longest-running PGA Tour event to take place at the same site, majors aside.
  The event, now called the Charles Schwab Challenge, dates back 73 years to 1946, when Ben Hogan shot 1-under par to win the first by one stroke. Hogan won the event five times in its early years, leading to the course’s nickname ‘Hogan’s Alley.’ Mother N
  
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• Who Are The Baltimore Orioles Most Valuable Trade Chips? - Forbes

  21-05-2019 22:49 via forbes.com
  Who Are The Baltimore Orioles Most Valuable Trade Chips?  ForbesBaltimore Orioles general manager Mike Elias will likely unload some veterans by the Major League Baseball trade deadline to acquire some young talent.
  
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• Third Victim In Edgewood Fire Identified

  21-05-2019 22:47
  EDGEWOOD, MD. (WJZ) — Harford County Fire officials have identified the third victim killed in a townhome fire in Edgewood on May 9.
  Dionne Dominique Hill, 32, was identified Tuesday by the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner.
  Ernest Milton Lee, 57, and Kimberly Ann Shupe, 47, lost their lives when the group home they lived in caught fire in the early morning hours of May 9.
  ‘They Were Good People’ | 3 Killed In Edgewood Boarding House Fire, Multiple Others Injured
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• Ex-DC Cop Sentenced 14 Years In Prison For Paying Teen Girls For Sex

  21-05-2019 22:39
  BALTIMORE (AP) — A Maryland man who pleaded guilty to paying two teenage girls for sex while he was employed as a police officer in Washington, D.C., has been sentenced to 14 years in federal prison.
  U.S. Attorney Robert Hur’s office says U.S. District Judge Catherine Blake also on Tuesday sentenced 29-year-old Chukwuemeka Ekwonna of Glenn Dale to five years of supervised release after his prison term.
  Ekwonna pleaded guilty to two counts of sex trafficking of a minor.
  The former off
  
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• Amazon Presents $30K Grant To Baltimore City Schools, Offers Free Facility Tours To Students - CBS Baltimore

  21-05-2019 22:25 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  Amazon Presents $30K Grant To Baltimore City Schools, Offers Free Facility Tours To Students  CBS BaltimoreBALTIMORE (WJZ) — Students and teachers from Baltimore City Public Schools visited the Amazon fulfillment center on Tuesday. They got a behind the scenes ...
  
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• Amazon Presents $30K Grant To Baltimore City Schools, Offers Free Facility Tours To Students

  21-05-2019 22:25
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Students and teachers from Baltimore City Public Schools visited the Amazon fulfillment center on Tuesday.
  They got a behind the scenes look at the 1.2 million square foot building and how the employees use innovative robotic technology to pick, pack and ship customers orders.
  “I think the tour was very educational and I really liked how the robots worked and how they moved things,” said Christopher, a sixth grader at Cross Country Lake Elementary/Middle
  
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• Baltimore City Schools Receive $30K Grant From Amazon Fulfillment Center - CBS Baltimore

  21-05-2019 22:23 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  Baltimore City Schools Receive $30K Grant From Amazon Fulfillment Center  CBS BaltimoreStudents and teachers from Baltimore City Public Schools visited the Amazon fulfillment center on Tuesday and got a big surprise; a $30,000 grant. 2 hours ago ...
  
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• Baltimore Woman Allegedly Tried To Deliver Drugs To Hagerstown Inmate - CBS Baltimore

  21-05-2019 22:20 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  Baltimore Woman Allegedly Tried To Deliver Drugs To Hagerstown Inmate  CBS BaltimoreTOWSON, Md. (WJZ) — A 40-year-old Baltimore woman was arrested Monday after she was caught trying to deliver drugs to an inmate in a Hagerstown prison.
  
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• Baltimore Woman Allegedly Tried To Deliver Drugs To Hagerstown Inmate

  21-05-2019 22:20
  TOWSON, Md. (WJZ) — A 40-year-old Baltimore woman was arrested Monday after she was caught trying to deliver drugs to an inmate in a Hagerstown prison.
  Detectives recovered 200 strips of the narcotic suboxone being carried by Danielle Richardson of Baltimore.
  At around 2:10 p.m. Monday, detectives saw a silver BMW driving on a restricted road into a parking area next to the maintenance building at the Maryland Correctional Institution-Hagerstown.
  When the car stopped, detectives saw Richar
  
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• Vienna Beef Recalls Hot Dogs That Might Contain Metal Fragments

  21-05-2019 22:09
  (CNN) — More than 2,000 pounds of Vienna Beef hot dogs have been recalled because they may contain metal fragments, the US Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service said.
  The recalled Chicago-style dogs — all packaged in 10-pound cases of Skinless Beef Frankfurters with EST. 1 inside the USDA mark of inspection — were shipped to food service locations in Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin, according to the federal agency.
  Produced May 2, the potentially
  
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• Woman dies after May 16 shooting in Rosedale - Baltimore Sun

  21-05-2019 21:35 via baltimoresun.com
  Woman dies after May 16 shooting in Rosedale  Baltimore SunA 23-year-old woman who was shot in the 8800 block of Fontana Lane last week has died from her injuries, according to Baltimore County Police.
  
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• Police Trying To Identify Woman Found Dead In Shopping Cart With Tattoo

  21-05-2019 21:13
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore City Police have released an image of a tattoo found on a woman’s body who was found inside of a shopping cart at the Clarks Lane Garden Apartments on May 12.
  The tattoo appears to be a set of lips and was located on the victim’s buttocks.At around 3:48 p.m. on May 12, the body of a black or Hispanic woman was found near the Clarks Lane Garden Apartments dumpster.
  At the time of the discovery, she was wrapped up and placed inside of a shopping c
  
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• Frederick Pediatrician Dr. Ernesto Torres Charged In Child Sex Abuse Granted Bail; Cannot Practice Medicine

  21-05-2019 20:56
  FREDERICK, Md. (WJZ) — A Frederick pediatrician charged with more than than 70 counts, including the rape of an 18-year-old and the sexual assault of an 11-year-old, was granted bail again Tuesday in a Frederick County Courthouse.
  A judge did add $400,000 to Dr. Ernesto Torres’s previous $100,000 bail. The prosecutor said Torres is not a US citizen and was worried he was a flight risk.
  Torres faces multiple charges he sexually abused patients from 1980 until last year. He started pra
  
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• Maryland Snags Ex-Virginia Tech QB Josh Jackson

  21-05-2019 20:49
  COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) — Quarterback Josh Jackson, a star at Virginia Tech two seasons ago, has transferred to Maryland with two years of eligibility remaining.
  Terrapins coach Michael Locksley also announced Tuesday that tight end Tyler Mabry will join the Maryland football program after playing three years at Buffalo.
  Jackson started all 13 games for the Hokies in 2017 as a redshirt freshman. He threw for 2,991 yards and 20 touchdowns, and also ran for 324 yards and six scores.
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• Downpours, Runoff Lead To Decline In Chesapeake Bay’s Health - CBS Baltimore

  21-05-2019 20:47 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  Downpours, Runoff Lead To Decline In Chesapeake Bay’s Health  CBS BaltimoreBALTIMORE (AP) — Scientists say the health of America's largest estuary declined last year due to the effects of record-breaking precipitation. Researchers at ...
  
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• Downpours, Runoff Lead To Decline In Chesapeake Bay’s Health

  21-05-2019 20:47
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Rain didn’t just fall in 2018, it piled up into a record breaker.
  Scientists say the health of America’s largest estuary declined last year due to the effects of record-breaking precipitation.
  “We took a dip last year due to the heavy rainfall,” Bill Dennison, of the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science, said. “The unprecedented rainfall. It didn’t crash, but it did take a dip.”
  Researchers at the University of
  
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• Maryland Among States Suing Federal Government Over Rule Allowing Clinicians To Refuse Abortions

  21-05-2019 20:41
  NEW YORK (AP) — Nearly two dozen states and municipalities are suing the federal government to stop a new rule letting health care clinicians object to providing abortions and other services that conflict with their moral or religious beliefs.
  The lawsuit filed Tuesday in Manhattan federal court asks a judge to block a rule by the Department of Health and Human Services that is scheduled to take effect in July.
  The department has said the rule requires hospitals, universities, clinics and
  
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• Cardi B Backs Out Of Baltimore Music Festival

  21-05-2019 20:38
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Cardi B postponed her appearance at 92Q’s Spring Bling Festival.
  Cardi B is backing out of the festival due to health complications from recent liposuction and breast augmentation, according to reports from TMZ.
  BREAKING: 92Q's Spring Bling Festival Featuring Cardi B Is Being Postponed & a New Date Has Been Announced. Here's Why: https://t.co/lEA6cgma6R
  — 92Q Jams (@92QJamsBmore) May 21, 2019The new date of the festival is scheduled for September 8.
  
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• How 'bout dem Ducks? Baltimore Councilman Ryan Dorsey spots man in O's cap in Tokyo. O's fan? Not quite. - Baltimore Sun

  21-05-2019 20:35 via baltimoresun.com
  How 'bout dem Ducks? Baltimore Councilman Ryan Dorsey spots man in O's cap in Tokyo. O's fan? Not quite.  Baltimore SunBaltimore City Councilman Ryan Dorsey spotted a man in an O's cap on a Tokyo train, asked him about dem O's, and got a priceless response about a "duck."
  
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• Maven car sharing will shut down in Baltimore - Baltimore Sun

  21-05-2019 20:25 via baltimoresun.com
  Maven car sharing will shut down in Baltimore  Baltimore SunMaven, General Motors' car-sharing brand that launched in Baltimore two years ago, will discontinue *service* in the city next month, the company announced ...
  
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• Crews Demolish 170-Year-Old Stone Mill Houses In Woodberry Ahead Of Multi-Use Project

  21-05-2019 20:13
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Residents of Woodberry learned Tuesday morning that crews had demolished two 170-year-old stone mill houses in their neighborhood.
  The houses were demolished to make room for a mixed-use project called Woodberry Station.
  The project includes 80 multi-family apartments that are primarily studio sized.
  Clipper Mill residents are upset over the demolition of 2 historic Blackstone homes built in the mid-1800's. Residents say the developers plans showed the facades of the
  
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• Baltimore-area high school sports polls for May 21, 2019 - Baltimore Sun

  21-05-2019 20:05 via baltimoresun.com
  Baltimore-area high school sports polls for May 21, 2019  Baltimore SunBaltimore Sun high school polls for lacrosse, baseball, softball and outdoor track and field.
  
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• Baltimore City third in U.S. for per-pupil spending; Baltimore County drops out of top 10 - Baltimore Business Journal

  21-05-2019 19:56 via bizjournals.com
  Baltimore City third in U.S. for per-pupil spending; Baltimore County drops out of top 10  Baltimore Business JournalBaltimore City Public Schools continue to rank among the highest spenders in the U.S. on a per-student basis, placing third among the 100 biggest school ...
  
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• Baltimore Ranked Among Cities With Most Mosquitoes In U.S.

  21-05-2019 19:52
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Orkin released its top-50 mosquito cities list for 2019.
  This year, Baltimore is up 27 spots, ranking 15th overall.
  The list ranks the metro areas where Orkin conducted the most residential and commercial mosquito treatments from April 2018 through March 2019.
  Atlanta claimed the top spot on the list, followed by New York, Washington D.C., Chicago and Houston.
  Rounding out the top-10 were Dallas-Fort Worth, Detroit, Philadelphia, Charlotte and Raleigh-Durham.
  Mosquit
  
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• ‘Blood And Treasure’ Series Premiere Tonight At 9:00PM On CBS

  21-05-2019 19:51
  (CBS)- Tonight marks the series premiere for CBS’ brand new drama, Blood & Treasure with a special two hour premiere kicking off at 9:00 PM ET/PT. Matt Barr and Sofia Pernas star as a brilliant antiquities expert and a cunning art thief who team up to catch a ruthless terrorist who funds his attacks through stolen treasure. Michael James Shaw, Katia Winter, James Callis, Oded Fehr, Alicia Coppola and Mark Gagliardi also star.
  As for what to expect from this action-adventure thrill ride
  
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• Digest (May 21): Baltimore native Lloyd Carter retiring as lacrosse coach at Hampton University - Baltimore Sun

  21-05-2019 19:50 via baltimoresun.com
  Digest (May 21): Baltimore native Lloyd Carter retiring as lacrosse coach at Hampton University  Baltimore SunHampton University lacrosse coach Lloyd Carter, the first coach of the Pirates program, announced that he will be retiring as coach on June 30.
  
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• Man Found Guilty Of First Degree Murder At Knights Inn In Laurel

  21-05-2019 19:27
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — A Washington D.C. man was found guilty of first degree murder, armed robbery, use of a firearm in the commission of a crime of violence and conspiracy to commit robbery with a deadly weapon.
  Malachi Ellis, 21, was found guilty by an Anne Arundel County Circuit Court jury.
  On June 25, 2016, Anne Arundel County Police responded to a report of a shooting at the Knights Inn hotel located in the 3330 block of Laurel Fort Meade Road.
  When police arrived, they learned
  
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• Baltimore County Police Officers Wearing Mourning Bands On Badges In Honor Of Amy Caprio

  21-05-2019 19:09
  BALTIMORE COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — Baltimore County Police Officers are wearing mourning bands on their badges Tuesday in honor of fallen Officer Amy Caprio.
  Tuesday is the one-year anniversary of Caprio’s death.
  On May 21, 2018, Caprio, 29, responded to a call for a suspicious vehicle with multiple suspicious subjects walking around homes on Linwen Way in Parkville.
  #BCoPD officers are wearing mourning bands on their badges today in memory of fallen hero Police Officer First Class A
  
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• Scott Pelley On ‘Truth Worth Telling’, Walter Cronkite, & Bruce Springsteen

  21-05-2019 19:03
  (CBS Local)– Scott Pelley’s life is a page turner.
  Pelley’s work as an anchor and correspondent for CBS News & 60 Minutes has taken him around the world and he tells stories from his incredible journey in his new book “Truth Worth Telling: A Reporter’s Search For Meaning In The Stories Of Our Time.”
  “The one thing I wanted to do is that I wanted to write a memoir that wasn’t about me,” said Pelley in an interview with CBS Local&rsquo
  
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• Annapolis Police Searching For Missing 12-Year-Old Girl

  21-05-2019 18:55
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Annapolis Police are asking for your help in locating a missing 12-year-old girl.
  Yocelin Ayala was last seen in the unit block of Bricin Street on Tuesday at around 8:15 a.m.
  Yocelin was last seen wearing a blue shirt, khaki pants and black and white shoes.
  She is believed to be voluntarily missing, but officials are greatly concerned for her welfare due to her age.
  
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• Baltimore County police officers remember Amy Caprio with mourning bands one year after her death - Baltimore Sun

  21-05-2019 18:40 via baltimoresun.com
  Baltimore County police officers remember Amy Caprio with mourning bands one year after her death  Baltimore SunAmy Caprio was the Baltimore County Police Department's first female officer to die in the line of duty.
  
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• Baltimore Ravens' Roman, Humphrey earn praise; a measured take on expectations, and more - PennLive

  21-05-2019 18:36 via pennlive.com
  Baltimore Ravens' Roman, Humphrey earn praise; a measured take on expectations, and more  PennLivePlus, contract info for new Ravens pass rushers Pernell McPhee and Shane Ray.
  
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• Baltimore Police Officer Sustains Minor Injures After Assault By Unruly Suspect - CBS Baltimore

  21-05-2019 18:31 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  Baltimore Police Officer Sustains Minor Injures After Assault By Unruly Suspect  CBS BaltimoreBALTIMORE (WJZ) — A man was arrested early Tuesday morning after he allegedly assaulted a Baltimore Police officer. Baltimore Police responded to a call for ...
  
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• Baltimore Police Officer Sustains Minor Injures After Assault By Unruly Suspect

  21-05-2019 18:31
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A man was arrested early Tuesday morning after he allegedly assaulted a Baltimore Police officer.
  Baltimore Police responded to a call for an intoxicated man around 7 a.m. at a hotel in the 400 block of W. Pratt Street.
  When police arrived, they encountered an unruly man who was combative. Police said he assaulted one of the responding officers. The man was arrested on the scene.
  The officer sustained minor injuries.
  
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• ‘Sesame Street’ Introduces 3 New Muppets To Support Foster Families

  21-05-2019 18:12
  PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – “Sesame Street” is introducing a foster family to the show. Karli, the newest “Sesame Street” muppet, is in foster care living with her “for-now” parents, Dalia and Clem.
  Sesame Workshop announced Karli, Dalia and Clem are part of a new initiative to offer support to children, foster parents, and providers who serve foster families.
  The addition of these three characters are designed to help children in foster care as they often expe
  
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• More Than 60 Horses Have Died At Califonia Racetrack Run By Pimlico Owners The Stronach Group

  21-05-2019 18:02
  LOS ANGELES, Ca. (WJZ/CBS) — More than 60 horses have died at a California racetrack operated by the same family that owns Pimlico and the Preakness, a CBS investigation revealed.
  Spectacular Music, a 3-year-old gelding, suffered a pelvic injury at the Santa Anita track Sunday, and a decision was made on Monday morning to euthanize him, The Associated Press reported.
  According to the track’s owners, pelvic injuries are rare and they are investigating what could have caused the &ldquo
  
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• Listen Wednesday Night: Project CommUNITY: Baltimore's Path Forward - WBAL Radio

  21-05-2019 17:47 via wbal.com
  Listen Wednesday Night: Project CommUNITY: Baltimore's Path Forward  WBAL RadioWednesday night from 7 to 9 P.M. WBAL NewsRadio 1090 and FM 101.5 will present "Project Community: Baltimore's Path Forward." The program will be ...
  
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• City Of Baltimore Files Antitrust Lawsuit Against Biotech Company, Accused Of Inflating Costs For Prostate Cancer Drug - CBS Baltimore

  21-05-2019 17:43 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  City Of Baltimore Files Antitrust Lawsuit Against Biotech Company, Accused Of Inflating Costs For Prostate Cancer Drug  CBS BaltimoreCity Of Baltimore Files Antitrust Lawsuit Against Biotech Company, Accused Of Inflating Costs For Prostate Cancer Drug. Maryland's biggest city has filed an ...
  
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• Louisville Metro Police's No. 2 in command leaving for Baltimore job - Courier Journal

  21-05-2019 17:30 via courier-journal.com
  Louisville Metro Police's No. 2 in command leaving for Baltimore job  Courier JournalLouisville Metro Police Department's deputy chief is leaving for a new job with the Baltimore Police Department, after more than 20 years with the force. Michael ...
  
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• More Than 100 Weapons, Thousands Of Rounds Of Ammunition Confiscated Under Maryland’s Red Flag Law In Prince George’s County

  21-05-2019 17:23
  UPPER MARLBORO, Md. (WJZ) — More than 100 weapons were confiscated in Prince George’s County after Maryland passed its red flag law last year.
  The Prince George’s County Sheriff’s Office reported last week that since Oct. 1, 2018 it has served 56 Extreme Risk Protection Orders (ERPO) and collected 132 firearms and 35,000 rounds of ammunition.
  An ERPO may be applied against any individual who presents an “immediate and present” danger. The order requires the in
  
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