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• Loyola University Maryland Launching New Forensic Science Master’s Degree Program - CBS Baltimore

  23-07-2020 23:55
  
  Loyola University Maryland Launching New Forensic Science Master’s Degree Program  CBS Baltimore
  
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• Loyola University Maryland Launching New Forensic Science Master’s Degree Program

  23-07-2020 23:55
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The need for forensic scientists is growing at a substantial rate, and in a city like Baltimore, those training for these positions might be able to find meaningful work throughout Maryland.
  In any crime-ridden city, the need for answers weighs heavily on those seeking justice.
  “In a twisted way, when you’re dealing with some of the worst things people can do, they are still helping people and families, and it’s a very important thing,” David
  
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• Officials Urge Compliance With Contact Tracers To Slow Spread Of COVID-19

  23-07-2020 23:45
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Health officials are reminding Marylanders to prevent the spread of COVID-19 by answering telephone calls from contact tracers.
  Baltimore County said it has more than 100 contact tracers investigating COVID-19 cases.
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  “Once we find out who all their contacts are, we find the contacts and say, ‘Please quarantine yourself,'” Baltimore County health officer Dr. Gergory Branch said.
  Branch said 60
  
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• Police Investigating Series Of Airbag Thefts Throughout Baltimore County - CBS Baltimore

  23-07-2020 23:28
  
  Police Investigating Series Of Airbag Thefts Throughout Baltimore County  CBS Baltimore
  
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• Police Investigating Series Of Airbag Thefts Throughout Baltimore County

  23-07-2020 23:28
  
  BALTIMORE COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — Police are investigating a series of airbag thefts in Baltimore County since late June, targeting mostly Honda vehicles.
  Police say since June 26, there has been a general increase in thefts from autos, but specifically airbags.
  Investigators have determined that most of the vehicles being targeted are Honda Civics and Honda Accords.
  The department says it has experienced airbags thefts in the Lansdowne, Towson, Pikesville and Dundalk.
  Police say most of the t
  
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• Ex-Redskins Become Washington Football Team For 2020 Season

  23-07-2020 23:00
  
  WASHINGTON (AP) — The NFL team formerly known as the Redskins will go by the Washington Football Team for at least the 2020 season, giving the organization time to choose a new, full-time name.
  Gone is the Indian head logo and the name Native American advocates have called a dictionary-defined racial slur. Here to stay are the burgundy and gold colors that are synonymous with the franchise’s storied history.
  Executive vice president and chief marketing officer Terry Bateman, hired Mo
  
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• Police Search For Vehicle Involved In Hit-And-Run Of Woman In Rosedale

  23-07-2020 22:59
  
  ROSEDALE, MD. (WJZ) — Baltimore County Police are searching for a vehicle that hit a woman and fled the scene early Wednesday morning in Rosedale.
  The 39-year-old woman was on Pulaski Highway just west of Chesaco Avenue at around 12:30 a.m. Wednesday when she was struck by a vehicle, which made no attempt to stop and kept driving toward Baltimore City, police said.
  The woman was taken to an area hospital with life-threatening injuries and is in critical condition.Investigators from the Bal
  
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• Airlines Implement New Guidelines To Keep Travelers Safe Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

  23-07-2020 22:55
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — If you’re thinking of taking to the skies for a summer getaway trip, airlines say they’re implementing several safety measures amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
  Summer air travel is looking a lot different this year. They’re fewer people traveling and additional safety measures in place.
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  “United Airlines is committed on earning the confidence of the customers to come back, so we started a lot
  
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• Small Gyms Say They’re Barely Making Ends Meet Due To Coronavirus

  23-07-2020 22:52
  
  TOWSON, Md. (WJZ) — Many businesses are having a hard time rebounding after COVID-19 halted revenue for weeks, then months. Small gyms say they’re barely making ends meet.
  Gyms were one of the first to go as the COVID-19 pandemic closed businesses across the country.
  As Maryland moved into Phase 3 of the governor’s Recovery Plan, Baltimore County gyms like HIT Boot Camp were able to open back up to members.
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• Face mask now part of workout outfits across Baltimore County - WBAL TV Baltimore

  23-07-2020 22:39
  Face mask now part of workout outfits across Baltimore County  WBAL TV Baltimore
  
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• Two Baltimore Men Plead Guilty To Federal Drug Distribution Charges - CBS Baltimore

  23-07-2020 22:32
  
  Two Baltimore Men Plead Guilty To Federal Drug Distribution Charges  CBS Baltimore
  
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• Two Baltimore Men Plead Guilty To Federal Drug Distribution Charges

  23-07-2020 22:32
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Two Baltimore men pleaded guilty Tuesday to federal drug distribution charges.
  Delshawn Harvey, 41, and Keizye Collins, 23, both of Baltimore, pleaded guilty to federal drug distribution charges related to their participation in a conspiracy to distribute cocaine and/or fentanyl in the Monument Street area of east Baltimore.
  According to their guilty pleas, in July 2018, the Drug Enforcement Administration began an investigation of the Monument Street corridor in eas
  
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• Judge: No Immediate Ruling On Robert E. Lee Statue Removal In Virginia

  23-07-2020 22:30
  
  RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — A Richmond judge heard arguments Thursday but said he would not immediately issue a ruling in a lawsuit over Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam’s plans to remove an enormous statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee.
  Attorney Gen. Mark Herring’s office asked the court to dismiss the lawsuit and dissolve an existing injunction barring the removal of the statue from historic Monument Avenue.
  The lawsuit was filed by William C. Gregory, a descendant of signatories to
  
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• Ethics panel: Maryland judges should not attend Black Lives Matter events - Baltimore Sun

  23-07-2020 22:08
  Ethics panel: Maryland judges should not attend Black Lives Matter events  Baltimore Sun
  
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• 3 People Suffer Life-Threatening Injuries In Baltimore County Crash

  23-07-2020 21:59
  
  WHITE MARSH, Md. (WJZ) — Three people suffered life-threatening injuries in a two-vehicle crash in Baltimore County Thursday afternoon, officials said.
  The crash happened around 3:15 p.m. in the 5800 block of Ebenezer Road in White Marsh.
  Two people were trapped, the Baltimore County Fire Department said.MVC W/ RESCUE 5800 blk Ebenezer Rd #WhiteMarsh | FD on location with 3 patients with life-threatening injuries | 2 patients trapped at this time | Medevac requested. DT1515 ^TF
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• Theodore Klein, who made model railroaders’ fantasies into a reality, dies - Baltimore Sun

  23-07-2020 21:48
  Theodore Klein, who made model railroaders’ fantasies into a reality, dies  Baltimore Sun
  
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• LIST: Ocean City, Maryland Bars, Restaurants That Have Closed Due To COVID-19 Cases Among Employees

  23-07-2020 21:42
  
  These Ocean City, Maryland bars and restaurants have been closed at some point due to the coronavirus infecting an employee.
  
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• White House Warns Baltimore To Take Aggressive Action On Virus - Baltimore, MD Patch

  23-07-2020 21:37
  
  White House Warns Baltimore To Take Aggressive Action On Virus  Baltimore, MD Patch
  
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• Trump On Cities Plagued By Violent Crime: ‘We Want To Build Factories In Baltimore, Not Beijing’

  23-07-2020 21:35
  
  WASHINGTON (WJZ) — President Donald Trump on Wednesday reiterated his goal for the country to become more reliant on its own goods, saying he wants the U.S. to “build factories in Baltimore, not Beijing.”
  The president made the comments during a press briefing at the White House in which he announced a surge of federal law enforcement in some U.S. cities “plagued by violent crime.”
  The surge, part of Operation LeGend, will result in hundreds of federal agents headin
  
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• White House says on phone call that Baltimore requires ‘aggressive’ coronavirus action; city wasn’t aware of c - Baltimore Sun

  23-07-2020 21:26
  White House says on phone call that Baltimore requires ‘aggressive’ coronavirus action; city wasn’t aware of c  Baltimore Sun
  
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• Perkins Homes replacement plan inches forward in East Baltimore - Baltimore Business Journal

  23-07-2020 21:22
  Perkins Homes replacement plan inches forward in East Baltimore  Baltimore Business Journal
  
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• Nationals’ Juan Soto Tests Positive For COVID-19, Reports Say

  23-07-2020 20:59
  
  WASHINGTON (WJZ) — Washington Nationals outfielder Juan Soto has tested positive for the coronavirus, according to multiple reports.
  Both ESPN and Bleacher Report reported the news Thursday afternoon. The news broke just hours before the Nats are set to take on the New York Yankees in Washington, D.C. to kick off their 2020 season.
  Soto played in the exhibition game against the Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday.
  Nationals general manager Mike Rizzo said that Soto is asymptomatic and that no oth
  
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• Blue Jays discuss playing home games at Baltimore — and Hartford - The Boston Globe

  23-07-2020 19:53
  
  Blue Jays discuss playing home games at Baltimore — and Hartford  The Boston Globe
  
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• Orioles Carry Only 5 OFs Into Opener; Means Starts On IL

  23-07-2020 19:52
  
  BALTIMORE (AP) — The Orioles’ opening day roster includes eight players poised to make their Baltimore debut and only five outfielders, including Dwight Smith Jr., who was reinstated from the injured list after arriving late to camp due to a positive test for COVID-19.
  Baltimore placed left-hander John Means on the 10-day injured list with left shoulder fatigue. Means was originally scheduled to start the opener Friday night in Boston but has been replaced by Tommy Milone, who pitche
  
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• Hearing Set In Suit Over Robert E. Lee Statue Removal Plan In Virginia

  23-07-2020 19:46
  
  RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Attorneys will be back in court Thursday for a hearing in a lawsuit challenging Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam’s plan to remove a giant Confederate statue in Virginia’s capital city.
  State Attorney Gen. Mark Herring has asked the court to dissolve an existing injunction that has prevented the removal of the bronze equestrian statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee from Richmond’s historic Monument Avenue.
  The injunction was issued in a lawsuit filed by
  
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• More Than 33K Marylanders Filed For Unemployment Last Week As Federal Unemployment Benefits Set To Expire, Leaving Some Worried

  23-07-2020 19:37
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — The additional $600 a week in unemployment benefits is going away, leaving jobless workers wondering how they’re going to survive.
  Clayton Northcraft and his roommates are packing up and moving out of their Pasadena apartment.
  “We really love it here…I mean, this is our community,” said Clayton Northcraft, an unemployed Pasadena resident.
  A bartender at Guinness before COVID-19, he can no longer afford rent without $600 per week in federal un
  
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• Baltimore County Police Officer Danielle Moore Recognized As National School Resource Officer Of The Year

  23-07-2020 19:36
  
  BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD. (WJZ) — A Baltimore County Police Officer has been recognized with the 2020 National Association of School Resource Officers Floyd Ledbetter National School Resource Officer of the Year Award.
  Officer Danielle Moore was nominated by her peers, supervisors and school faculty, as someone who has made “significant contributions” to Baltimore County and Overlea High School, where she is assigned.
  Credit: Baltimore County Police
  “It is truly an honor to h
  
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• Man’s Body Found In Burned Home In Calvert County, Fire Marshal’s Office Says

  23-07-2020 19:32
  
  HUNTINGTOWN, Md. (WJZ) — Officials are investigating a fire at a home in Calvert County where firefighters found a man’s body.
  The state fire marshals office said the fire happened at a home in the 3300 block of Hunting Creek Road in Huntingtown on Thursday morning. Neighbors called 911 to report the home was on fire.
  Credit: Office of the State Fire Marshal
  Firefighters put out the flames and then discovered a man’s body inside. The body is being taken to the medical examiner&
  
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• ‘It’s Another Level Of Storytelling & Excellence’: Seth Doane, Wesley Lowery, Laurie Segall, Enrique Acevedo On CBS News/Quibi’s ’60 In 6′

  23-07-2020 19:15
  
  (CBS Local)– For over 50 years, “60 Minutes” has been the gold standard in newsmagazine television.
  While “60 Minutes” is still a staple of CBS News’ Sunday night lineup, the legacy of the brand was recently extended to the mobile-streaming platform Quibi in the form of a new venture called “60 in 6.”
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  Correspondents Seth Doane, Wesley Lowery, Laurie Segall and Enrique Acevedo
  
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• OCMD Mayor Says There’s ‘No Plans’ To Change Restaurant Restrictions Despite Increasing COVID-19 Cases

  23-07-2020 19:10
  
  OCEAN CITY, MD. (WJZ) — Ocean City’s mayor said Thursday the town has no plans to close indoor dining or bars, despite increasing numbers in Worcester County.
  Mayor Rick Meehan said in a statement Thursday that the town has closely followed the State of Maryland and Gov. Larry Hogan’s Roadmap to Recovery’s plan.Ocean City, Maryland’s mayor on the increase in cases; he says there is no need to close indoor dining, bars. @wjz #Covid_19 pic.twitter.com/gehnpZ8bzO
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• White House’s Birx Warns Of Concerning Rise In Coronavirus Cases In 12 Cities, Including Baltimore

  23-07-2020 18:58
  
  (CNN) — White House coronavirus task force coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx privately told a group of state and local health officials Wednesday about a concerning rise in coronavirus cases in 12 cities as President Donald Trump continues to tout progress amid the coronavirus pandemic at scripted, on-message briefings this week.
  “There are cities that are lagging behind and we have new increases in Miami, New Orleans, Las Vegas, San Jose, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Minneapolis, Cleveland,
  
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• Dr. Birx Warns Of Concerning Rise In Coronavirus Cases In 12 Cities, Including Baltimore

  23-07-2020 18:58
  
  (CNN) — White House coronavirus task force coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx privately told a group of state and local health officials Wednesday about a concerning rise in coronavirus cases in 12 cities as President Donald Trump continues to tout progress amid the coronavirus pandemic at scripted, on-message briefings this week.
  “There are cities that are lagging behind and we have new increases in Miami, New Orleans, Las Vegas, San Jose, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Minneapolis, Cleveland,
  
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• Report: Washington NFL Team Will Be Called ‘Washington Football Team’ Until Adoption Of New Name

  23-07-2020 18:46
  
  (WJZ)- The Washington NFL franchise has officially retired its previous name. As the search continues for a new one, the team will reportedly move forward this season with being known as “Washington Football Team”.
  According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the name is not the new branding for the team it is merely the placeholder until the adoption of a new team name at some point in the future.
  Schefter reports that the team will continue the process of retiring its old name and logo
  
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• Report: DC NFL Team Will Be Called ‘Washington Football Team’ Until Adoption Of New Name

  23-07-2020 18:46
  
  WASHINGTON, D.C. (WJZ) — The Washington NFL franchise has officially retired its previous name. As the search continues for a new one, the team will reportedly move forward this season with being known as “Washington Football Team.”
  According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the name is not the new branding for the team it is merely the placeholder until the adoption of a new team name at some point in the future.
  LANDOVER, MARYLAND – JULY 13: One of the metal signs from th
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Anne Arundel County Imposes Limits On Bar, Restaurant Hours, Social Gatherings, Ups Violation Fines

  23-07-2020 18:23
  
  ANNAPOLIS (WJZ) — Anne Arundel County is enforcing some new COVID-19 restrictions as cases continue to surge in the area.
  County Executive Steuart Pittman announced he will sign an executive order which will limit late evening indoor hours at bars and restaurants, re-establish gathering limits for indoor and outdoor social events, closes seating areas in mall food courts and establish new, stricter penalties for violations.
  The order will go into effect Friday at 5 p.m.
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• Maryland Weather: Another Heat Advisory In Effect For Parts Of The State; Storms Possible

  23-07-2020 18:20
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Maryland’s heatwave continues on Thursday with a high temperature expected to be around 92 degrees.
  A heat advisory will go into effect from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. for parts of southern Maryland, including Charles, St. Mary’s and Calvert Counties. The heat index for these areas was expected to reach 107 degrees.
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  Much of Maryland saw severe thunderstorms move through Wednesday evening, leaving behind widesprea
  
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• Two-Vehicle Crash On Outer Loop Of Interstate 695 Snarls Traffic

  23-07-2020 18:15
  
  BALTIMORE COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — A crash reported along the outer loop of 1-695 in Baltimore County Thursday morning left traffic backed up for miles.
  The crash happened just past exit 21 Stevenson Road southbound. All lanes were closed as crews cleaned up the crash site.Two SUVs were involved in the crash. A pole was also down in the area.
  From Chopper 13, traffic could be seen backed up for miles. One lane of traffic was moving via the emergency lane.ALERT: Pole Down, Baltimore County, MD 1
  
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• Report: Orioles Willing To Share Camden Yards With Blue Jays, Governor Hogan And Maryland Still Need To Sign Off

  23-07-2020 18:03
  
  (WJZ)- It looks like the Orioles could be getting a roommate for the 2020 baseball season.
  Reports indicate that the organization has granted permission to the Toronto Blue Jays to use Oriole Park at Camden Yards for their home games this season as long as they agree to certain conditions.
  Dan Connolly and Ken Rosenthal reported at The Athletic that the two teams have had detailed discussions about the Blue Jays using the park as their home stadium this year. The Orioles have reportedly agreed,
  
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• Annapolis Police: 2 Juveniles Robbed At Gunpoint By 2 Other Juveniles Wednesday Night

  23-07-2020 17:33
  
  ANNAPOLIS (WJZ) — Police are investigating after two juveniles were robbed at gunpoint by two other juveniles Wednesday night in Annapolis.
  Officers were called to an address on Poplar Avenue at around 7:51 p.m. about an armed robbery that had allegedly just happened in the 1400 block of West Street.
  Police learned two juveniles were robbed at gunpoint by two other juveniles. A cell phone and a set of earbuds were taken in the robbery, police said.
  The victims weren’t hurt in th
  
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• Traffic Is Backed Up For Miles After Crash Closes OL I-695

  23-07-2020 17:27
  
  BALTIMORE COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — A crash reported along the outer loop of 1-695 in Baltimore County Thursday morning has left traffic backed up for miles.
  The crash happened just past exit 21 Stevenson Road southbound. All lanes were closed as crews cleaned up the crash site.
  Credit: MDOTALERT: Crash, Baltimore County, I-695 outer loop past exit 21/Stevenson Road soutbound. All lanes closed. Two SUVs invloved. #mdtraffic #mdotnews dw
  — MD State Highway Adm (@MDSHA) July 23, 2020Two SUVs
  
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• ‘Big Brother’ Returns For Season 22 On August 5th

  23-07-2020 17:23
  
  The summer reality hit Big Brother will debut its 22nd season with an All-Star cast who have one thing in common – they all have something to prove. The two-hour live move-in premiere event will air Wednesday, August 5th at 9:00 PM, live ET/delayed PT, only on CBS and streaming on CBS All Access.
  This summer marks Big Brother’s 20th anniversary since debuting on the CBS Television Network back on July 5, 2000. Season 22 is the second time in the series’ history to feature an Al
  
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• Coronavirus Latest: Chez Hugo Bistro Closing, No Plans To Reopen

  23-07-2020 17:19
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The Baltimore French bistro Chez Hugo is closing permanently due to COVID-19, they announced in a statement Wednesday.
  The farm-to-table restaurant located just two blocks from the Inner Harbor in downtown Baltimore said the decision comes as restaurants continue to deal with restricted capacity due to the virus and the “understandable reluctance” for diners to visit indoor restaurants.“It has been our great pleasure to host you at our ‘house&rsquo
  
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• 1979 Angels Week 16 review: Baltimore chopped - Halos Heaven

  23-07-2020 17:08
  
  1979 Angels Week 16 review: Baltimore chopped  Halos Heaven
  
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• Naval Academy Midshipman Found Guilty Of Sexual Assault

  23-07-2020 16:51
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — A Naval Academy midshipman was found guilty of sexually violating three female classmates in 2018 and 2019.
  Midshipman Third Class Nixon Keago was found guilty Wednesday of two counts of sexual assault, attempted sexual assault, burglary and obstruction of justice, The Capital Gazette reported.
  Prosecutor Lt. Cmdr. Paul LaPlante said Keago broke into the rooms of three female midshipmen while they were intoxicated and asleep. One of the women is now an ensign.
  LaPlant
  
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• Baltimore Councilwoman Shannon Sneed Pushing For Residency Requirements For City Police Command Staff With Council Bill

  23-07-2020 16:33
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore City Councilwoman Shannon Sneed is pushing for residency requirements for certain Baltimore City Police command staff, with a council bill proposed at a council meeting on July 13.
  The ordinance, “Baltimore City Police Officials- Residency Requirements (20-0562), allows the Mayor and City Council to require Baltimore City Police command staff at the rank of captain and above to live in the City.
  Sneed said she believes residency requirements is o
  
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• All Lanes Closed After Crash On Outer Loop Of I-695

  23-07-2020 16:27
  
  BALTIMORE COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — A crash between two SUVs was reported along the outer loop of 1-695 in Baltimore County Thursday morning.
  The crash happened just past exit 21 Stevenson Road southbound. All lanes are closedALERT: Crash, Baltimore County, I-695 outer loop past exit 21/Stevenson Road soutbound. All lanes closed. Two SUVs invloved. #mdtraffic #mdotnews dw
  — MD State Highway Adm (@MDSHA) July 23, 2020A pole is also down in the area.ALERT: Pole Down, Baltimore County, MD 133
  
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• Coronavirus In Maryland: More Than 600 New Cases Reported Thursday, Hospitalizations Up Again

  23-07-2020 16:13
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — More than 600 new coronavirus cases were reported Thursday in Maryland as hospitalization numbers go up again.
  The state reported Thursday that there are 80,836 positive COVID-19 cases in the state, up 664 cases since Wednesday.
  Hospitalizations are also up to 528 from 505 in a day. However ICU cases are down slightly to 133 from 137.
  A total of 3,281 people have died from the virus over the span of the pandemic — four more since Wednesday.
  But as Gov. Larry Ho
  
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• Man Shot In East Baltimore Early Thursday - CBS Baltimore

  23-07-2020 15:38
  
  Man Shot In East Baltimore Early Thursday  CBS Baltimore
  
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• Man Shot In East Baltimore Early Thursday

  23-07-2020 15:38
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A man was shot early Thursday morning in East Baltimore.
  Officers were called to the 1400 block of North Patterson Park Avenue to investigate a shooting around 2:06 a.m.
  When they arrived, they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. The victim was taken to an area hospital and rushed into surgery.
  Eastern District Shooting detectives were summoned and assumed control over the investigation.
  Anyone with information is urged to contact Eastern District detectives, at 41
  
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• More Than 33K Marylanders Filed For Unemployment Last Week, Slightly Down From Previous Week

  23-07-2020 14:37
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — More than 33,000 Marylanders filed for unemployment the week ending July 18.
  The state’s Department of Labor reports 33,378 filed claims, down from 37,383 the previous week. It’s the second week in a row numbers went down.
  The unemployment insurance numbers were on the rise for several weeks. Unemployment numbers hit their peak back on May 2 when more than 109,000 Marylanders filed for unemployment.
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