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U.S. Strikes Expand to Tehran Area Amid Rising Tensions with Iran
The U.S. has escalated military action against Iran, targeting areas near Tehran as Iran threatens to broaden its retaliatory measures.
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Maryland Braces for Hazy Skies and Poor Air Quality Due to Canadian Wildfires
Wildfire smoke from Canada is expected to impact Maryland's air quality, prompting health alerts for residents.
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Education
Dr. Sonja Brookins Santelises Joins Council on Foreign Relations as Education Director
Former CEO of Baltimore City Public Schools, Dr. Sonja Brookins Santelises, will lead the new Richard Haass Center for Education.
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Public Safety
Families File Lawsuits After Brooklyn Homes Mass Shooting, Citing Lack of Security
The families of two victims from the Brooklyn Homes mass shooting are suing the Housing Authority for alleged security failures.
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Public Safety
Wildfire Smoke Causes Health Warnings Across Midwest and Northeast
Evacuations are underway in Minnesota as smoke from wildfires in Canada spreads, affecting air quality in multiple states.
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Public Safety
Tractor-Trailer Crashes into Dundalk Homes; Health Department Reports 69 Cyclospora Cases
A series of incidents in Baltimore highlight safety concerns and health issues as families of shooting victims take legal action.
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Public Safety
Arrest Made in South Baltimore Homicide Case
A 20-year-old man has been charged with murder following a fatal shooting in South Baltimore that left one dead and two injured.
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City Hall
New Legislation Eases Vehicle Recovery for Families Affected by Immigration Arrests in Prince George's County
Emergency bill passed by County Council allows families to recover impounded vehicles after immigration detentions.
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Education
Concerns Rise Over Potential Restrictions on Young Adult Literature in Somerset County Schools
The Somerset County school board is considering limiting access to young adult books for students under 18, sparking debate about censorship and educational freedom.
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Education
New Harford Schools Superintendent Aims to Unite Divided Community
Dyann Mack steps into her role as Harford County's first Black superintendent, focusing on unity and student success amid community divisions.
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Transit
Navigating Metro Red Line Closures: A Commuter's Experience
With the Red Line shutdown in effect, a local commuter shares insights on using shuttle buses during the disruption.
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Courts
Maryland Court Rules Against Stops Based Solely on Gun Possession
A recent ruling by a Maryland court clarifies that police cannot stop individuals solely for possessing a firearm.
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Public Safety
Severn Resident Identifies Jury Duty Phone Scam Amid Mispronounced Local Names
A woman from Severn, Maryland, recognized a jury duty scam after a caller mispronounced local place names, prompting her to warn others.
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Public Safety
Police Search for Suspects in Attempted Robbery of Elderly Man Near 7-Eleven
Authorities are investigating an attempted robbery incident involving an elderly man outside a Baltimore convenience store.
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Transit
Pikesville Bus Collision Results in 28 Injuries
A bus crash in Pikesville on Wednesday night has left 28 individuals injured, with one person in critical condition.
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Transit
Bus Accident in Pikesville Leaves 28 Injured
A bus crash in Pikesville, Maryland, resulted in injuries to at least 28 individuals, with one in critical condition.
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Public Safety
Families Sue Baltimore Housing Authority Over 2023 Mass Shooting
Relatives of two victims from a mass shooting during a block party in South Baltimore are taking legal action against the city's housing authority.
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Courts
Judge Upholds Murder Case Despite Warrantless Cellphone Search
A Baltimore County judge ruled against dismissing murder charges after a detective accessed a suspect's phone without a warrant.
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City Hall
Baltimore City Council Approves $4.9 Billion Budget with Key Investments
The Baltimore City Council has unanimously approved a $4.9 billion budget that prioritizes immigrant support, education, and modest tax relief for homeowners.
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City Hall
Fells Point Implements New Security Measures Amid Concerns Over Teen Gatherings
Mayor Brandon Scott emphasizes the need for further action as Fells Point enhances security to manage underage gatherings.
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