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• Baltimore biotech company PathSensors will be acquired - Technical.ly

  01-07-2020 23:48
  
  Baltimore biotech company PathSensors will be acquired  Technical.ly
  
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• WJZ Exclusive: Baltimore Police To Move 70 Specialized Units Members To Patrol, No Officer Layoffs Expected After $22M In Cuts

  01-07-2020 23:37
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore police will be making some changes after calls to defund the police and the coronavirus pandemic lead to big budget cuts. The good news — no officers will be laid off.
  Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison spoke exclusively to WJZ Investigator Mike Hellgren Wednesday about the movement to defund police, reforms in the department and his own future.
  The city council approved $22 million in cuts to BPD last month including slashing the specialized m
  
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• Baltimore Restaurants Closed After Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus - CBS Baltimore

  01-07-2020 23:15
  
  Baltimore Restaurants Closed After Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus  CBS Baltimore
  
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• ‘Donald Trump Is Completely One-Dimensional’: Ben Widdicombe On New Book ‘Gatecrasher’ & Evolution Of Celebrity Culture

  01-07-2020 23:03
  
  (CBS Local)– Ben Widdicombe has been at the center of the celebrity and gossip news world for the last two decades.
  Widdicombe has written for outlets like The New York Times, TMZ and the New York Daily News and covered the biggest celebrities in the world like Kim Kardashian, Paris Hilton and President Donald J. Trump. Widdicombe shares many stories about his interactions with the 45th President of the United States and the evolution of celebrity culture in his new Simon & Schust
  
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• Maryland Weather: Strong Thunderstorms Move Through Parts Of State

  01-07-2020 22:55
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Maryland is seeing some isolated strong to severe thunderstorms on Wednesday evening.
  Multiple severe thunderstorm warnings have since been canceled.
  During the 4 p.m. hour, quarter-sized hail was reported on Route 50 near Annapolis. The storm has since weakened.Severe t-storm moving SW impacting Anne Arundel and Prince George's Counties. Main hazards: 60mph gusts and quarter-size hail. @wjz pic.twitter.com/wPhlNt4Viq
  — Chelsea Ingram (@ChelseaWeather) July 1, 2020E
  
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• Three Suspects Sought In Wednesday Morning Assault In Ocean City, Maryland

  01-07-2020 22:42
  
  OCEAN CITY, Md. (WJZ) — Police in Ocean City, Maryland, are asking for the public’s help in identifying three suspects in an assault in the town that happened Wednesday morning.
  The incident happened around 7:20 a.m. Wednesday in the 100 block of 4th Street. Police said one victim, an adult man, transported himself to an area hospital prior to reporting the assault.
  The extent of his injuries is unclear.On July 1 at 07:20 a.m. Ocean City officers handled an assault that took place in
  
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• Reports: NFL To Cut Preseason Schedule In Half

  01-07-2020 22:42
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — If you’re a fan of Ravens preseason football, you’re only going to have two games of scrimmage to watch this August, according to reports.
  According to Pro Football Talk’s Mike Florio, the 2020 NFL preseason is being cut in half.2020 preseason has been cut in half, per source. Post coming at PFT.
  — ProFootballTalk (@ProFootballTalk) July 1, 2020Weeks 1 and 4 are being eliminated, Florio reports.
  Related Coverage: Ravens 2020 Schedule Rele
  
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• Public Invited To Provide Input About Future Of Baltimore County Schools Facilities - CBS Baltimore

  01-07-2020 22:24
  
  Public Invited To Provide Input About Future Of Baltimore County Schools Facilities  CBS Baltimore
  
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• Lawsuit Accuses Property Managers Of Ageist Facebook Ads

  01-07-2020 22:16
  
  SILVER SPRING, Md. (AP) — Some of the nation’s leading property management companies deliberately excluded older people from seeing Facebook advertisements for dozens of apartment complexes in the Washington, D.C., area, a housing watchdog alleged in a lawsuit filed Wednesday.
  The Housing Rights Initiative billed its federal class action as the first lawsuit to accuse residential property management companies of engaging in “digital discrimination” in housing advertising.
  
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• ’20-Under Might Not Win It If Greens Are Soft’, Says Nick Faldo On Rocket Mortgage Classic

  01-07-2020 22:09
  
  (CBS Detroit) — The Rocket Mortgage Classic, a relative newcomer to the PGA Tour, already has a storied history. Its host, the Detroit Golf Club, is among the Tour’s oldest courses. Inaugural winner Nate Lashley, then ranked 353rd, slipped into the field last year as an alternate, only to win by a whopping six strokes. A once-a-century pandemic forced the postponement of this year’s tournament from late May to early July. What could possibly happen next?
  The Rocket Mortgage Cla
  
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• Baby Goat Stolen From Baltimore County Farm Found In Aberdeen, Police Say

  01-07-2020 22:00
  
  GLEN ARM, Md. (WJZ) — Officials have located a baby goat that was stolen from a farm in Baltimore County early Tuesday morning, the Baltimore County Police Department said Wednesday afternoon.
  Police said the goat was found in Aberdeen on Wednesday.
  Surveillance video reportedly shows a man taking the goat from the Shine On Farm in Glen Arm between 1:50 a.m. and 2 a.m. Tuesday, police said.
  The farm told WJZ the goat, which was born on June 6, goes by Baby Girl or Goldie.
  On Facebook, they
  
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• Public Invited To Provide Input About Future Of Baltimore County Schools Facilities

  01-07-2020 21:56
  
  TOWSON, Md. (WJZ) – Baltimore County Public Schools and the Baltimore County Government are inviting the public to take a survey and provide public comment about school facilities as part of the Multi-Year Improvement Plan for All Schools (MYIPAS).
  The purpose of MYIPAS is to develop a long-range plan for identifying and prioritizing capital improvements to all schools.
  Baltimore County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Darryl L. Williams issued the following statement in a news release:
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• MDOT MVA Expanding Appointment Availability; Opening Two Additional Branch Offices

  01-07-2020 21:45
  
  GLEN BURNIE, Md. (WJZ) – The MDOT MVA is moving forward with its phased reopening plan, and is expanding service options as Maryland continues its COVID-19 recovery.
  On Saturday, July 18, MDOT MVA will open branch offices statewide for appointments for the full day from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. It will continue offering a full day of appointments one Saturday per-month until customers who have expired products have been assisted.
  The MDOT MVA said the extended hours will double the number of ap
  
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• July 4th Could Create ‘The Perfect Storm’ For Spreading Coronavirus, Infectious Disease Doctor Warns

  01-07-2020 21:35
  
  (CNN) — As the Fourth of July weekend nears, an infectious disease doctor said the United States could be heading into “the perfect storm” for a spike in new coronavirus cases.
  “It’s set up a perfect storm: the combination of travel, the combination of reopening — perhaps in some cases, too early — and the combination of people not necessarily following some of these preventive guidelines,” Dr. Joshua Barocas, an infectious disease physician at Bos
  
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• Infant Sleep Issues Linked To Mental Health Problems In Adolescents, Study Suggests

  01-07-2020 21:16
  
  (CNN) — Sleep problems in early childhood may be linked to the development of certain mental health disorders in adolescence, according to new research.
  A study of 7,155 children in the United Kingdom found that waking up frequently during the night and irregular sleep routines as babies and toddlers was linked to psychotic experiences in children ages 12 and 13. Also, children who slept for shorter periods at night were more likely to be associated with borderline personality disorder at
  
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• State Makes $413M In Budget Cuts Due To COVID-19 Pandemic; More Could Come Next Month

  01-07-2020 20:55
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — A bleak revenue forecast led the state’s spending board on Wednesday to cut more than $400 million from Maryland’s budget.
  During a Board of Public Works meeting, the state’s budget department pained a grim picture of what the coronavirus pandemic is doing to the state’s revenues. Ratings agencies project big hits to state budgets nationwide.
  Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said the budget department forecasts an average 30 percent decrease in state
  
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• Netflix’s Unsolved Mysteries Reboot Features 2006 Death Of Rey Rivera In Baltimore

  01-07-2020 20:46
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Netflix dropped a reboot of Unsolved Mysteries Wednesday — and it’s first episode “Mystery on the Rooftop” talks about the 2006 disappearance and death of Rey Rivera in Baltimore.
  Rivera, a finance writer, was found dead inside unused office space at the Belvedere Hotel. At the time, police attributed the 32-year-old’s death to suicide.
  But his widow and family disagree with that conclusion. His glasses and cell phone were completely intact a
  
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• 2006 Death Of Rey Rivera In Baltimore Featured In Netflix’s Unsolved Mysteries Reboot

  01-07-2020 20:46
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Netflix dropped a reboot of Unsolved Mysteries Wednesday — and it’s first episode “Mystery on the Rooftop” talks about the 2006 disappearance and death of Rey Rivera in Baltimore.
  Rivera, a finance writer, was found dead inside unused office space at the Belvedere Hotel. At the time, police attributed the 32-year-old’s death to suicide.
  But his widow and family disagree with that conclusion. His glasses and cell phone were completely intact a
  
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• Baltimore City Schools Meal Site Closing Temporarily Due To Employee Testing Positive For Coronavirus

  01-07-2020 20:13
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A Baltimore City Schools meal site will close temporarily after an employee working at the site tested positive for COVID-19.
  The school district said the employee worked at the Beechfield Elementary/Middle School site and may have had contact with others. The site is closing for cleaning and disinfecting.
  CORONAVIRUS RESOURCES: Coronavirus Resources: How To Get Help In Maryland
  TIMELINE: Coronavirus In Maryland, Tracking The Spread
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• ‘Thankful To God’ | UMMS Announces Their 1,000th COVID-19 Patient Steve Nicewarner Released

  01-07-2020 20:09
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The University of Maryland Medical System announced it has released its 1,000th COVID-19 patient after a one-month stay at the hospital.
  Steve Nicewarner is now recovering at his Elkridge home with his wife and two grown daughters after a a 31-day hospitalization at University of Maryland Baltimore Washington Medical Center.
  Steve Nicewarner is back at home after recovering from COVID-19. Credit: UMMS
  “I’m thankful that God brought me through this ordeal and f
  
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• Black female Baltimore Police sergeant settles her harassment lawsuit against the city for $77,000 - Baltimore Sun

  01-07-2020 19:54
  Black female Baltimore Police sergeant settles her harassment lawsuit against the city for $77,000  Baltimore Sun
  
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• Old Bay Hot Sauce Sold Out Online, May Still Be Available In Some Stores

  01-07-2020 19:45
  
  HUNT VALLEY, Md. (WJZ) — The limited-edition Old Bay Hot Sauce that flew off shelves when it was first announced earlier this year is sold out again, at least online.
  On Wednesday, Baltimore County-based McCormick said the sauce is sold out online for the rest of 2020. Some area stores may still have stock left.
  RELATED COVERAGE:LIST: Old Bay Hot Sauce Can Be Found At These Stores; Last Batch Of 2020
  Popular Old Bay Hot Sauce Returning To Store Shelves Next Week
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• ‘We Take On Huge Social Issues’: Curtiss Cook On Showtime’s ‘The Chi’

  01-07-2020 19:35
  
  (CBS Local)– “The Chi” on Showtime features several great Black actors like Curtiss Cook.
  Cook plays Chicago businessman Otis “Douda” Perry on the drama created by Lena Waithe. Season three of “The Chi” recently returned to Showtime and the actor is excited for people to check out the show during a critical time for our country.
  “It’s really amazing how sometimes you do things way before, not even knowing what the future is going to brin
  
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• Glen Burnie VEIP Station Offers No-Appointment COVID-19 Testing, Some Testing Sites Closed For July 4th Holiday

  01-07-2020 18:58
  
  GLEN BURNIE, Md. (WJZ) — The Glen Burnie Vehicle Emissions Inspection Program (VEIP) COVID-19 testing site is offering no appointment-needed drive-thru testing starting July 1.
  The patient should arrive during normal hours with a valid form of identification. Patients also do not need a doctor’s note.
  The results will be made available via phone call, test message or a dedicated laboratory patient portal.
  In order to get a test, patients need simply to arrive on site during operating
  
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• Hitting The Skies For July 4th? Here’s What The TSA Says You Should Keep In Mind

  01-07-2020 18:56
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — While air traffic is down due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Transportation Security Administration said it saw an increase in people flying in June.
  As the July 4th holiday weekend approaches, the agency has put out a list of things travelers should keep in mind to get through security screenings quicker and safely.
  Among the things on their list are wearing masks and practicing social distancing, though the TSA said in a news release passengers may be asked to “
  
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• Maryland State Police To Increase Enforcement July 4th Weekend

  01-07-2020 18:39
  
  PIKESVILLE, Md. (WJZ) — Maryland State Police will increase enforcement during the July 4th holiday weekend.
  Troopers will be looking for impaired, distracted and aggressive drivers throughout the holiday weekend starting Thursday.
  State police will be working with local police departments and Maryland State Highway Administration to arrange detours needed at crash sites and patrols.
  The State Police Impaired Driving Reduction Effort, or SPIDRE Team, will be focused on arresting impaired d
  
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• Board of Public Works approves $413 million in cuts to Maryland's budget - Baltimore Business Journal

  01-07-2020 18:35
  Board of Public Works approves $413 million in cuts to Maryland's budget  Baltimore Business Journal
  
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• Baltimore's elections are finally over. Here's what that means for the future of transit in the city. - Greater Greater Washington

  01-07-2020 18:19
  
  Baltimore's elections are finally over. Here's what that means for the future of transit in the city.  Greater Greater Washington
  
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• Can My Kids Play Outside This Summer? Answers To Common Coronavirus Questions From Dr. Dave Hnida

  01-07-2020 18:12
  
  (CBS Denver) — Summer is here, but coronavirus hasn’t gone anywhere. As temperatures rise, some places continue to reopen, but others have paused to reevaluate. People are still seeking a return to life as they knew it before the pandemic, or at least some semblance of it. But renewed freedom comes with a risk. And that can affect traditional summer activities.
  With some precautions, a new normal can be almost as enjoyable as the old normal. From backyard grilling to get-togethers wi
  
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• How Can I Safely BBQ With Friends, Family This Summer? Answers To Common Coronavirus Questions From Dr. Dave Hnida

  01-07-2020 18:11
  
  (CBS Denver) — Summer is here, but coronavirus hasn’t gone anywhere. As temperatures rise, some places continue to reopen, but others have paused to reevaluate. People are still seeking a return to life as they knew it before the pandemic, or at least some semblance of it. But renewed freedom comes with a risk. And that can affect traditional summer activities.
  With some precautions, a new normal can be almost as enjoyable as the old normal. From backyard grilling to get-togethers wi
  
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• 24-Year-Old Man Killed In Hit-And-Run In Downtown Bel Air; Police Searching For Driver

  01-07-2020 17:35
  
  BEL AIR, Md. (WJZ) — A 24-year-old man was killed in a hit-and-run accident in downtown Bel Air early Wednesday morning, officials said.
  Police said officers responded to South Main Street between Office Street and Pennsylvania Avenue just before 12:15 a.m. after someone reported a person was hit by a vehicle. When they arrived, officers found the 24-year-old lying in the road.
  Officials said the victim suffered injuries from being hit and dragged by a vehicle that then fled the scene. Pol
  
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• Two-Alarm Fire Breaks Out At Good Burger & Pizza In Fells Point

  01-07-2020 17:30
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Firefighters battled a two-alarm fire at a Fells Point restaurant Wednesday morning, the Baltimore City Fire Department said.
  The fire broke out around 6 a.m. inside the Good Burger and Pizza restaurant. Some Fells Point residents had to shelter in place and dozens more escaped.
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  No injuries have been reported, the fire department said.Since 6am, BCFD has been on scene of a 2nd Alarm fire in the 600blk of S. Broadway St. No i
  
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• Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan: State Must Make $413M In Budget Cuts After COVID-19 Pandemic To Save More Than 10K State Jobs

  01-07-2020 17:29
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced Wednesday that the state must make $413 million in budget cuts due to coronavirus expenses and a decline in state revenue.
  Hogan said the cuts must be made to save more then 10,000 state jobs.
  “Failing to take action — not making these strategic cuts that the budget team is calling for — would result in having to lay off more than 6,350 state employees,” Hogan said. “The $205 million in items that we h
  
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• Officers Shoot Man Who Reportedly Pulled Gun During Behavioral Crisis Call In NE Baltimore, Police Say

  01-07-2020 17:25
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Police officers shot and critically injured an armed man during a behavioral crisis call in northeast Baltimore early Wednesday morning, the Baltimore Police Department said.
  The shooting happened inside a home in the 5800 block of Falkirk Road around 3:25 a.m.
  Police said a resident called them to the area due to a relative who was having a behavioral crisis. When they arrived, officers said the 911 caller let them into the home. The relative was in the basement at the t
  
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• 3 Canton Restaurants Temporarily Closed Due To Employees Testing Positive For COVID-19

  01-07-2020 17:16
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Three restaurants in Baltimore’s Canton neighborhood have announced they will temporarily close for cleaning after employees tested positive for coronavirus.
  On Facebook, Lee’s Pint and Shell, Cowboy Row and Looney’s Pub all wrote they would close their doors for the safety of employees and customers.
  Lee’s Pint and Shell wrote on Monday morning that three of its employees tested positive. They will stay closed “until we can ensure everyone&r
  
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• Baltimore Summer Restaurant Week Set To Return Later This Month With Changes Due To COVID-19 - CBS Baltimore

  01-07-2020 16:53
  
  Baltimore Summer Restaurant Week Set To Return Later This Month With Changes Due To COVID-19  CBS Baltimore
  
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• Baltimore Summer Restaurant Week Set To Return Later This Month With Changes Due To COVID-19

  01-07-2020 16:53
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Attention, foodies: the Baltimore Summer Restaurant Week is set to begin later this month.
  The annual event will kick off on July 24 and run through August 2, the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore said in a news release.
  Due to the coronavirus, diners will see a number of changes, namely the inclusion of both sit-down and fast-casual restaurants for the first time, according to the release. Restaurants running only curbside service will also be able to participate.
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• Coronavirus In Maryland: Total Cases Nears 68K, Hospitalizations Up Slightly

  01-07-2020 16:13
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — The number of coronavirus-related hospitalizations in Maryland increased slightly as the total number of cases in the state nears 68,000, data released Wednesday by the state’s health department shows.
  The latest data shows 461 Marylanders are currently hospitalized due to COVID-19, with 307 of those being acute care cases and 154 people in intensive care. That’s up from 452 hospitalizations on Tuesday and 447 on Monday.
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• Maryland Zoo Releases ‘LEGO’ Turtle Into The Wild

  01-07-2020 15:45
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The Maryland Zoo released a rescued Eastern box turtle Wednesday that rose to fame with his LEGO wheelchair.
  The turtle had been in the zoo’s care for almost two years.
  The Eastern box turtle is released into the wild. Credit: WJZ
  In 2018, a wild Eastern box turtle was found injured in Druid Hill Park and taken to the zoo for care.
  The zoo’s veterinary team performed surgery on the turtle to stabilize his severely fractured shell. Metal bone plates, sewing cla
  
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• Maryland State Police Helicopter Pulls Person From Water By Liberty Dam

  01-07-2020 15:41
  
  ELDERSBURG, Md. (WJZ) — The Maryland State Police helicopter was used to hoist a person found floating face down near the base of the Liberty Dam just north of Patapsco State Park Tuesday afternoon.
  Trooper 3, based at the Frederick Municipal Airport, was dispatched to the Liberty Dam in Carroll County around 4:20 p.m. to help rescue a person found floating in the “prone position.” The dam, which is 415 feet high, is surrounded by very steep terrain.
  Fire and rescue was on scen
  
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• Video: Woman Kicked By Wild Assateague Horse After She Hits The Horse With Shovel

  01-07-2020 15:03
  
  ASSATEAGUE ISLAND, Md. (WJZ) — A woman was kicked by a horse after she hit the wild Assateague horse with a shovel, according to a video posted on social media.
  In the video, posted to the People of Ocean City Boardwalk’s Facebook page, you can see a wild horse trying to find food on a person’s beach set up.
  A woman nearby with a shovel, hits the horse on the backside with a plastic shovel and horse bucks her with his back legs.
  A group of onlookers tells the woman to “wa
  
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• Weather Blog: A Bit Steamy

  01-07-2020 14:49
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A bit steamy to start this day. In the wake of overnight showers, and thunderstorms, the humidity shot up. Look for the mid 80’s later and such will be the flavor of the day. Speaking of which, it is totally 100% snowball season. COVID be darned, ain’t nothing gonna stand between a Marylander on a hot day and that tasty treat. Social distance, do the mask thing and place your order.
  My go to is raspberry. Now that bucks the tide of the local gold standard &ldq
  
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• 24-Year-Old Man Killed In Hit-And-Run In Bel Air, Police Search For Driver

  01-07-2020 14:29
  
  Bel Air, Md. (WJZ) — A 24-year-old man was killed in a hit-and-run accident in Bel Air Wednesday morning.
  Police said officers responded to South Main Street between Office Street and Pennsylvania Ave. after someone a reported person was hit by a vehicle. When they arrived, officers found the 24-year-old lying in the road.
  Officials said the victim sustained injuries from being hit and dragged by a vehicle that then fled the scene. Police believe the victim may have been in the road when h
  
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• Fire Breaks Out At Good Burger & Pizza In Fells Point

  01-07-2020 14:05
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Some Fells Point residents are sheltering in place and dozens more escaped after a fire broke out in downtown Baltimore Wednesday morning.
  Baltimore city firefighters have been on the 600 block of South Broadway since 6 a.m. when a fire broke out inside the Good Burger & Pizza restaurant.
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  No injuries have been reported, but fire officials continue to monitor hot spots.Since 6am, BCFD has been on scene of a 2nd Alarm fire
  
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• Police Investigating Officer-Involved Shooting In NE Baltimore After Man Reportedly Pulls Gun On Behavioral Crisis Call

  01-07-2020 12:50
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore Police are investigating after an officer-involved shooting was reported in the northeast part of the city Wednesday morning.
  The shooting happened inside a home in the 5800 block of Falkirk Rd. around 3:25 a.m.
  Police said a resident called them to the area for a behavioral crisis for a relative. When they arrived, officers said the 911 caller allowed them entry into the home. The relative was in the basement at the time..@BaltimorePolice are on the scene of a
  
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• Officer Involved Shooting On Falkirk Road In Baltimore

  01-07-2020 11:56
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore Police report an officer involved shooting happened Wednesday morning.
  It happened in the 5800 block of Falkirk Rd.Officer Involved Shooting: 5800 block of Falkirk Road. Commissioner Harrison and PIO are on the scene.
  — Baltimore Police (@BaltimorePolice) July 1, 2020 
  The Baltimore City Fraternal Order of Police tweeted that no officers were injured in the shooting, but the suspect is in unknown condition.President Mancuso is aware of the office
  
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• Baltimore Restaurant Week returns in July with some changes due to the coronavirus - Baltimore Sun

  01-07-2020 11:34
  Baltimore Restaurant Week returns in July with some changes due to the coronavirus  Baltimore Sun
  
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• Five Proposal Spots in Baltimore - Baltimore Magazine

  01-07-2020 06:06
  
  Five Proposal Spots in Baltimore  Baltimore Magazine
  
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• Police Investigating After Swastika Drawn Onto NW Baltimore Home - CBS Baltimore

  01-07-2020 05:46
  
  Police Investigating After Swastika Drawn Onto NW Baltimore Home  CBS Baltimore
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Delaware Governor Orders Beach Bars To Close For July 4th Weekend

  01-07-2020 05:44
  
  REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. (WJZ) — Delaware Gov. John Carney has ordered the closures of beach bars ahead of the July 4th holiday weekend.
  Carney also said the state would not move into phase three of its reopening plan.
  “The virus isn’t going to go away,” Carney said. “There’s no vaccine, there’s no way to chase it away. We have to stamp it down ourselves by our own behavior.”
  This all comes after several people in Rehoboth and Dewey beaches tested posi
  
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