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• Police: Recent Indecent Exposure Incidents, Unusual Behavior In Laurel Neighborhood Possibly Tied To Increase In PCP Presence

  09-07-2020 23:52
  
  LAUREL, Md. (WJZ) — Police in Anne Arundel County are investigating after they say they’ve received an increase in reports of indecent exposure in Laurel.
  Police say community members have reported seeing unclothed individuals, and individuals exhibiting unusual behaviors along the 198 corridor adjacent to the Russett community.
  Residents have also reported illegal drug distribution in the same area, according to police.
  As a result of a continuing investigation, police obtained
  
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• Baltimore City Public Schools Officials Weigh Learning Options For Students For Upcoming Academic Year - CBS Baltimore

  09-07-2020 23:48
  
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• Baltimore City Public Schools Officials Weigh Learning Options For Students For Upcoming Academic Year

  09-07-2020 23:48
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — School officials are weighing how they want to proceed with the upcoming school year amid the coronavirus pandemic.
  “As of now, the start date remains the same,” Baltimore City Schools CEO Dr. Sonia Santelises said.
  Baltimore City’s first day of school is scheduled for Aug. 31. Dr. Santelises says the district wants to give families two choices. The first, all virtual for families who are not comfortable with in-person learning. The second, a hybrid
  
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• What Might A Second Stimulus Payment Look Like For You?

  09-07-2020 23:46
  
  (CBSNewYork) — A second stimulus payment grows more likely by the day, with coronavirus surging in many parts of the country and the fate of the economy hanging in the balance. It would be part of a broader rescue package that could include tax breaks and other incentives for businesses.
  The U.S. reported 60,000 new cases of the virus on Tuesday, a single-day record that helped push the overall total past three million the next day. Texas reported a record 10,000 new cases; Florida reporte
  
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• 11-Year-Old Maryland Boy Uses Poetry To Process Racism, Police Brutality, George Floyd’s Death

  09-07-2020 23:46
  
  COLUMBIA, Md. (WJZ) — An 11-year-old boy from Columbia turned to writing after watching the video of the death of George Floyd.
  He came up with an eloquent poem about police brutality, the recent protests and growing up as a young Black boy in America.
  “It’s hard being on that Black list. I know, struggling with the racist.”
  Those are the words of Josiah Wheeler, a student at Swansfield Elementary School.
  “Protest, it’s gonna get violent. I know we’re al
  
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• ‘It Can Turn On A Dime’ | Maryland Health Officials Urge Residents To Get Tested For COVID-19 As More Sites Open

  09-07-2020 23:38
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — State leaders say Maryland has reached a critical milestone by testing at least 10 percent of the population for COVID-19, but health officials across the state are not letting up.
  They continue to add even more testing options, especially in hard hit areas.
  Gov. Larry Hogan is worried the surge in other states could be problematic. He spoke about the issue on national television.
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• Maryland Weather: Tropical Storm Fay Forms; Flash Flood Watch For Parts Of Maryland

  09-07-2020 23:30
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — As Tropical Storm Fay continues up the Eastern seaboard, parts of Maryland are under a flash flood watch due to the risk for some heavy rain.
  As of 5 p.m. Thursday, the National Hurricane Center said the tropical storm had formed off the coast of North Carolina. It was 195 miles south of Ocean City, Maryland, at the time.
  Fay is the sixth named storm in the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season.The flash flood watch, which includes Cecil County and much of the Eastern Shore, tak
  
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• Baltimore police release body camera video of officers shooting man while responding to behavioral crisis - Baltimore Sun

  09-07-2020 23:00
  Baltimore police release body camera video of officers shooting man while responding to behavioral crisis  Baltimore Sun
  
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• Bed Bath & Beyond Plans To Close 200 Stores Over The Next Two Years

  09-07-2020 22:52
  
  (CNN/WJZ) — Bed Bath & Beyond announced Wednesday that it plans to close roughly 200 stores in the next two years.
  The retail chain — which also operates Buybuy Baby, Christmas Tree Shops and Harmon Face Values — said it would be mainly closing Bed Bath & Beyond stores, starting later this year. The announcement came as the company released its quarterly earnings report on Wednesday.
  It wasn’t clear which stores the company would close, and it didn’t immedia
  
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• Delfina H. Pereda-Echeverria, matriarch of Baltimore’s Hispanic-Latino community, dies - Baltimore Sun

  09-07-2020 22:46
  Delfina H. Pereda-Echeverria, matriarch of Baltimore’s Hispanic-Latino community, dies  Baltimore Sun
  
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• Big Ten Moving To Conference-Only Schedules For All Sports This Fall

  09-07-2020 22:38
  
  COLLEGE PARK, Md. (WJZ) — The Big Ten Conference announced Thursday that if teams are able to participate in fall sports this year, it will move to Conference-only schedules.
  The Maryland Terrapins are among those in the Big Ten Conference.
  The Big Ten said in a statement:
  “We are facing uncertain and unprecedented times, and the health, safety and wellness of our student-athletes, coaches, game officials, and others associated with our sports programs and campuses remain our nu
  
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• ‘We Need To Have Diverse Stories’: Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine On Showtime’s ‘The Chi’

  09-07-2020 22:22
  
  (CBS Local)– “The Chi” is in its third season on Showtime and the series has featured many breakout stars like Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine.
  Mwine plays Ronnie Davis, a man who has been through many ups and downs in his life. Davis served in the military, killed a kid, got shot by another kid, went to prison and battled addiction. All of that happens in the first two seasons of the show and in season three, Mwine says Davis is starting to figure out who he will be going forward.
  
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• Anne Arundel County Public School Board Establishing Committee To Determine Whether To Change Name Of George Fox Middle School

  09-07-2020 22:16
  
  (WJZ)- The Anne Arundel County Public Schools Board of Education announced Thursday that they have voted unanimously to request that Superintendent George Arlotto establish a committee comprised of parents, students, community members and staff to study and recommend whether to rename George Fox Middle School.
  The vote, taken at the Board’s July 8 meeting, came after a discussion of comments from Mr. Fox in a court case regarding equal pay for African American teachers. Mr. Fox said &ldquo
  
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• Anne Arundel County Public School Board Creating Committee To Weigh Changing Name Of George Fox Middle School

  09-07-2020 22:16
  
  PASADENA, Md. (WJZ) — The Anne Arundel County Public Schools Board of Education announced Thursday that they have voted unanimously to request that Superintendent George Arlotto establish a committee comprised of parents, students, community members and staff to study and recommend whether to rename George Fox Middle School.
  The vote, taken at the Board’s July 8 meeting, came after a discussion of comments from Mr. Fox in a court case regarding equal pay for African American teachers
  
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• ‘Demonstrations Are Necessary’: ‘The Wire’ Creator David Simon On Policing In America

  09-07-2020 21:48
  
  NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — Former Baltimore journalist and ‘The Wire’ creator David Simon spoke to CBS New York about policing in America and the war on drugs.
  “I think the demonstrations are necessary,” Simon said, who was a reporter for 15 years at The Baltimore Sun.
  “I want to start here David with your take on what’s going on right now in society, people in the streets, more police killings it seems by the week. What are you seeing?” asked CBS2&rs
  
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• Pelosi On Christopher Columbus Statue’s Removal: ‘If The Community Doesn’t Want The Statue There, The Statue Shouldn’t Be There’

  09-07-2020 21:25
  
  WASHINGTON (WJZ) — Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi weighed in on the toppling of Baltimore’s Christopher Columbus statue on the Fourth of July, saying at a news conference Thursday that, “if the community doesn’t want the statue there, the statue shouldn’t be there.”
  The Baltimore native said the statue’s removal doesn’t diminish her pride in her Italian American heritage, adding she doesn’t care much about statues.
  “I’m mor
  
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• Amazon Requiring Sellers To Remove Washington Redskins Merchandise From Website As Pressure To Change Team Name Mounts

  09-07-2020 20:56
  
  WASHINGTON (WJZ) — On Thursday, Amazon joined a growing list of retailers that will no longer be selling Washington Redskins merchandise. According to CBS News, the company sent a note to sellers on Wednesday that they are required to remove the team’s merchandise from the site.
  The move comes just a few days after Target and Walmart removed all team merchandise from their websites. The retailers are the latest major companies to join the push to have the franchise’s name chang
  
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• Coronavirus Causes Uncertainty For State Lotteries; Maryland’s Sales Recover After Rocky Few Weeks

  09-07-2020 20:30
  
  BOSTON (AP) — The coronavirus pandemic has been a rollercoaster for state lotteries across the country, with some getting a boost from the economic downturn and others scrambling to make up for revenue shortfalls.
  Since March, Texas, Arkansas and Montana and several other states have seen an increase in sales, in part, driven by housebound residents putting cash down for scratch-off tickets. But lottery officials say other states, like Massachusetts and Oregon, confronted revenue drops due
  
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• Coronavirus Causes Uncertainty For State Lotteries

  09-07-2020 20:30
  
  BOSTON (AP) — The coronavirus pandemic has been a rollercoaster for state lotteries across the country, with some getting a boost from the economic downturn and others scrambling to make up for revenue shortfalls.
  Since March, Texas, Arkansas and Montana and several other states have seen an increase in sales, in part, driven by housebound residents putting cash down for scratch-off tickets. But lottery officials say other states, like Massachusetts and Oregon, confronted revenue drops due
  
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• Police: Maryland Mother Admits To Starving 15-Month-Old Daughter, Dumping Body

  09-07-2020 20:24
  
  SILVER SPRING, Md. (AP) — A Maryland woman accused of starving her 15-month-old daughter for more than three weeks has been charged with first-degree murder in the toddler’s death, police said Thursday.
  Kiearra Tolson, 23, of Silver Spring, told investigators that she placed her daughter’s body in a pillowcase and trash bags after she died last month and discarded the child’s body in a dumpster at her apartment complex, the Montgomery County Police Department said in a ne
  
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• Roads Closing In Fells Point Beginning Thursday, Canton Friday To Allow For Outdoor Dining

  09-07-2020 20:12
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — For roughly the next two months, drivers in Baltimore’s Fells Point neighborhood will see some road closures to allow for more outdoor dining amid the coronavirus pandemic.
  Beginning Thursday, southbound Thames Street from southbound Broadway to the west side of the Sagamore Pendry Hotel and northbound Broadway between Thames and Lancaster streets for outdoor dining, the city said. The closures will last through September 7.
  Parking restrictions will also be in effe
  
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• Gov. Larry Hogan Says He’s ‘Disgusted’ After Baltimore Councilman Ryan Dorsey Suggests Removing Police Memorial

  09-07-2020 19:56
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A Twitter war is raging on between a Baltimore city councilman and the city’s police union after the councilman suggested a police memorial should be removed.
  On Thursday, Gov. Larry Hogan added his voice to the ongoing feud, saying, “I am disgusted by the vile remarks about removing the public memorial saluting Baltimore’s fallen police officers, which was funded and championed by their family members.”I am disgusted by the vile remarks about remo
  
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• Baltimore Orioles Release 2021 Schedule, Open With Six-Game Road Swing Against Red Sox, Yankees - CBS Baltimore

  09-07-2020 19:43
  
  Baltimore Orioles Release 2021 Schedule, Open With Six-Game Road Swing Against Red Sox, Yankees  CBS Baltimore
  
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• Baltimore Orioles Release 2021 Schedule, Open With Six-Game Road Swing Against Red Sox, Yankees

  09-07-2020 19:43
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The Baltimore Orioles officially announced their 2021 schedule on Thursday, just two days after the schedule for this year’s shortened 60-game season was released.
  The 2021 league year will see the Orioles open their campaign with a six-game road swing against a pair of division rivals. Things begin on April 1, 2021, at Fenway Park with a three-game set against the Red Sox. That is immediately followed by a trip to the Bronx to face the Yankees for another three-gam
  
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• Downtown Partnership Of Baltimore Helping Restaurants Turn Parking Spots Into Dining Spaces Starting July 14

  09-07-2020 19:39
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The Downtown Partnership of Baltimore announced Thursday that they will be providing “parklets” to turn parking spots into available dining areas for restaurants that have limited sidewalk space for outdoor seating.
  The “parklet” is a specially designed unit that allows for dining safely in a curbside parking spot. The Partnership worked with Design Collective and OE Customs in order to create the parklet in order to make something that was both mo
  
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• Johns Hopkins University Launches School Reopening Guide Website

  09-07-2020 19:29
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Johns Hopkins University is out with a new website that it says will help schools keep track of reopening policies and guidelines amid the coronavirus pandemic.
  The site includes a school reopening checklist with a number of guidelines for administrators to keep in mind, a roundup of the latest news updates and a list of equity-oriented reopening policies.
  In a news release, Annette Campbell Anderson, the deputy director of the JHU Center for Safe and Healthy Schools, hig
  
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• Multiple Black Bear Sightings Reported At Catoctin Mountain Park, Officials Say

  09-07-2020 18:35
  
  THURMONT, Md. (WJZ) — Officials at Catoctin Mountain Park in western Maryland said they have received multiple reports of bear and bear cub sightings in the park in the past week.
  Even with the park being closed on Tuesday and Wednesday, there have been two sightings in the past week, park biologist Becky Loncosky said.
  Park Superintendent Rick Slade said it’s not unusual to see bears in the area.
  June and July are mating months for the bears, which can travel long distances to mate.
  
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• Baltimore Police Release Body-Worn Camera Footage From July 1 Officer-Involved Shooting During ‘Behavioral Crisis’ Call

  09-07-2020 18:20
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore Police officials released the body worn camera footage Thursday from the officer-involved shooting from July 1.
  Police officers shot and critically injured an armed man during a behavioral crisis call inside a home in the 5800 block of Falkirk Road around 3:25 a.m.
  During the press conference, police said they were previously called to the area on June 20, when the same man was naked outside and firing a weapon at vehicles in the area.
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• 56th ACM Awards Set To Air LIVE On CBS On April 18th, 2021

  09-07-2020 18:18
  
  CBS, the Academy of Country Music and Dick Clark productions have revealed that the 56th Academy Of Country Music Awards will be broadcast live on Sunday, April 18th 2021 at 8:00PM ET/delayed PT, only on CBS and streaming on CBS All Access. The 56th ACM Awards, dedicated to honoring and showcasing the biggest names and emerging talent in the country music industry, will feature exciting performances, unprecedented collaborations, surprising moments and more to be announced.
  Additional details ab
  
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• Baltimore closes Fells Point streets for alfresco dining through late summer due to coronavirus - Baltimore Sun

  09-07-2020 18:12
  Baltimore closes Fells Point streets for alfresco dining through late summer due to coronavirus  Baltimore Sun
  
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• Reopening Maryland: Anne Arundel County To Require Wearing Masks Outdoors When Social Distancing Isn’t Possible

  09-07-2020 17:45
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Anne Arundel County residents and visitors will soon be required to wear face coverings in outdoor public spaces when social distancing isn’t possible, county leaders said Thursday.
  The step is part of the county’s new “Keep Anne Arundel Open” initiative. It’s set to take effect at 5 p.m. on Friday.
  In a news release, County Executive Steuart Pittman said the initiative is designed to keep the county from having to close businesses again
  
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• WATCH LIVE: Baltimore Police Release Body-Worn Camera Footage From July 1 Officer-Involved Shooting During ‘Behavioral Crisis’ Call

  09-07-2020 17:40
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore Police officials release the body worn camera footage from the officer-involved shooting from July 1.
  Police officers shot and critically injured an armed man during a behavioral crisis call in northeast Baltimore.
  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 t
  
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• Baltimore Restaurant Group ‘Will Not’ Bring Racist Dress Code to D.C. Hotel - Eater DC

  09-07-2020 17:32
  
  Baltimore Restaurant Group ‘Will Not’ Bring Racist Dress Code to D.C. Hotel  Eater DC
  
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• Loyola University Maryland Will Offer Combination Of In-Person, Online Learning In Fall; Plans To Add Modular Classrooms, Dining Tent

  09-07-2020 17:12
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Loyola University Maryland will move to a hybrid model combining in-person and online learning when students return in the fall, the university said Thursday.
  Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the university plans to also rent off-campus housing to supplement on-campus options and add ten modular classrooms and a dining tent to campus.
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• ‘Always Fun To Play As Part Of A Team’: Taylor Fritz On Joining Philadelphia Freedoms, World Team Tennis For 2020 Season

  09-07-2020 16:45
  
  (CBS Local/CBS Philly)- Taylor Fritz, like most athletes, has been itching to get back to competition since March. The 24th ranked men’s tennis player in the world, Fritz was in the midst of a strong start to his 2020 campaign when the sport paused due to the coronavirus pandemic.
  Several months later, Fritz is getting the opportunity to get back on the court, joining the Philadelphia Freedoms of World Team Tennis which begins play at The Greenbrier in Sulphur Springs, West Virginia this w
  
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• Traivon White Arrested In Fatal SW Baltimore Shooting

  09-07-2020 16:36
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A 27-year-old man was arrested in a fatal shooting in southwest Baltimore Wednesday night, city police said.
  Traivon White, of Baltimore, is charged with first-degree and second-degree murder in the shooting that left a 28-year-old man dead.
  Traivon White. Credit: Baltimore Police
  The shooting happened just after 7:45 p.m. in the 100 block of North Kossuth Street. When officers arrived at the scene, they found the victim had been shot.
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• State Police Investigating After Woman Killed In I-95 Crash In Baltimore County - CBS Baltimore

  09-07-2020 16:18
  
  State Police Investigating After Woman Killed In I-95 Crash In Baltimore County  CBS Baltimore
  
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• State Police Investigating After Woman Killed In I-95 Crash In Baltimore County

  09-07-2020 16:18
  
  CATONSVILLE, Md. (WJZ) — Maryland State Police are investigating the circumstances that led to a fatal crash on I-95 in Baltimore County Wednesday night.
  According to police, troopers were called to the scene of a two-vehicle crash on northbound I-95 near Exit 47 around 10:54 p.m. on July 8.
  Police learned Marita Estrada Guerra was driving on norhtbound I-95 when she veered off the road and struck the left shoulder guardrail. She came to rest perpendicular with the roadway. Another vehicle
  
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• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Back Over 400; Total Cases Top 71K

  09-07-2020 16:08
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — After dropping below 400 for the first time since March, the number of coronavirus-related hospitalizations in Maryland increased slightly Thursday as the number of confirmed cases topped 71,000, data from the state’s health department shows.
  As of Thursday, 71,447 cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in the state.
  Meanwhile, 406 people are hospitalized in the state. Of those, 267 are in acute care and 139 are in intensive care.UPDATE: The @MDHealthDept i
  
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• Maryland Unemployment Claims Up By 10K Last Week

  09-07-2020 16:05
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Maryland’s unemployment claims were up by 10,000 last week, according to new data released Thursday.
  According to the state’s Department of Labor, 66,559 new claims were filed the week ending on July 4.
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  Latest CDC GuidelinesDuring the previous week, 56,126 new claims were filed.
  It’s the fourth week, unemployment numbers have been on the r
  
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• Coronavirus In Baltimore: Mobile Testing Sites To Open - CBS Baltimore

  09-07-2020 15:45
  
  Coronavirus In Baltimore: Mobile Testing Sites To Open  CBS Baltimore
  
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• Coronavirus In Baltimore: Mobile Testing Sites To Open

  09-07-2020 15:40
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore mayor Jack Young and city officials announced Thursday that they are opening mobile coronavirus testing sites.
  “This partnership will help us increase testing availability for our residents across the city and reduce barriers we know they have experienced,” Young said.
  Young reminded residents that the COVID-19 pandemic is not over in Baltimore.
  Health Commissioner Letitia Dzirasa annonouced there are several zip codes with a 20% positivity rate.
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• 37-Year-Old Louis Wilson Dies Day After Being Shot In Baltimore

  09-07-2020 15:15
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A 37-year-old man is dead a day after he was shot in northeast Baltimore Wednesday night.
  An officer heard gunfire while patrolling around 7:35 p.m. and began canvassing the area. A citizen told the officer that a shooting victim was in the 2500 block of Kirk Avenue.
  There officers found Louis Wilson suffering from gunshot wounds. He was taken to an area hospital for treatment, but on Thursday police said he died.
  This investigation is open and ongoing. Anyone with inform
  
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• CBS Now Home To UEFA Champions League, Other UEFA Competitions Beginning In August

  09-07-2020 14:52
  
  (CBS Local)- ViacomCBS announced Thursday morning that CBS and its digital streaming service, CBS All Access, are officially the new home of all UEFA soccer competition beginning this August.
  The agreement between ViacomCBS and UEFA, Europe’s governing body for soccer, gives CBS the exclusive English-language television rights in the United States for the UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League and UEFA Europa Conference League through 2024. The deal between the two sides was originally
  
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• Street closures begin today for outdoor dining during Baltimore Restaurant Week - Fox Baltimore

  09-07-2020 13:36
  Street closures begin today for outdoor dining during Baltimore Restaurant Week  Fox Baltimore
  
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• Here are 8 new carryout items from Baltimore area restaurants for around $10 - Baltimore Sun

  09-07-2020 13:17
  Here are 8 new carryout items from Baltimore area restaurants for around $10  Baltimore Sun
  
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• Baltimore County Public Schools Community Discusses Race, Racism During Virtual Forum

  09-07-2020 05:28
  
  TOWSON, Md. (WJZ) — Students, teachers and parents joined together Wednesday to have an open conversation about race and racism within the Baltimore County school system.
  Baltimore County Schools superintendent Dr. Darryl Williams said this conversation was inspired by students who are calling for education reform and more diversity in the classroom and curriculum.
  Hundreds of young protesters marched through Catonsville last month, demanding more representation in schools, both in Baltimo
  
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• Dolphins Swimming In Ocean City, Maryland Caught On Camera By Natural Resources Police Officer

  09-07-2020 05:25
  
  OCEAN CITY, Md. (WJZ) — When you head out on the water in Ocean City, Maryland, you may see birds and fish, but one officer with the Maryland Natural Resources Police saw something extra special.
  Take a look.Thank you, Lieutenant Colonel Leatherbury, for sharing a video of your office while on boat patrol in Ocean City. pic.twitter.com/epRv3A0RKJ
  — Maryland NRP (@MDNRPolice) July 8, 2020 
  Lieutenant Colonel Leatherbury shared a video of a pod of dolphins while he was out on
  
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• Baltimore City Public Schools To Host Series Of Town Halls About Reopening In Fall

  09-07-2020 05:01
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore City Public Schools announced Wednesday it will host the first of its weekly Reopening Town Halls as part of its initiative that seeks input on the plan to reopen in the fall.
  Officials said feedback from outreach efforts will help inform the plan that will be presented to the Board of School Commissioners during its July 28 meeting.
  Town halls can be viewed live on the district Facebook, Twitter and YouTube pages every Thursday at 1 p.m.
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• Baltimore City Firefighters Say Potential Budget Cuts ‘Put Citizens In Harms Way’ - CBS Baltimore

  09-07-2020 04:36
  
  Baltimore City Firefighters Say Potential Budget Cuts ‘Put Citizens In Harms Way’  CBS Baltimore
  
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