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Baltimore Safe Streets Employee Charged Federally Following Shooting Incident
Antoine Burton, a worker with Baltimore's Safe Streets program, faces federal charges after a June arrest linked to a shooting.
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Coastal Flood Advisory for the Baltimore Area (Minor)
Coastal Flood Advisory issued July 8 at 10:23PM EDT until July 9 at 4:00AM EDT by NWS Baltimore MD/Washington DC
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Courts
Kirk Family Advocates for Public Access to Evidence in Murder Case
During a preliminary hearing for the man charged with killing Charlie Kirk, his family calls for transparency in the judicial process.
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Pikesville Bus Collision Results in 28 Injuries
A bus crash in Pikesville, Maryland, involving multiple vehicles and a building, has left 28 individuals injured, with one in critical condition.
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City Hall
Baltimore Area Welcomes New Sheriffs Following Primary Elections
Three new sheriffs are set to take office in Baltimore City, Baltimore County, and Montgomery County after recent Democratic primaries.
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Fire in Taneytown Injures One and Causes Significant Property Damage
A house fire in Taneytown left one man injured and resulted in an estimated $150,000 in damages.
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Bus Accident in Pikesville Results in 28 Injuries
A mass casualty incident occurred in Pikesville when a Maryland Transit Administration bus crashed, injuring numerous individuals.
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Public Safety
Bus Collision with Building Leaves 28 Injured in Maryland
A bus crash into a building in Maryland has resulted in injuries to 28 individuals, according to local authorities.
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City Hall
Martin O'Malley Commends Spencer's Initiative for Open City Data
Former Mayor Martin O'Malley has voiced support for Mayor Brandon Scott's efforts to enhance transparency through accessible city data.
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Pikesville Bus Collision Leaves 28 Injured
A bus crash in Pikesville on Wednesday night resulted in multiple injuries and extensive emergency response.
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Public Safety
Graham Platner Halts Senate Campaign Amid Rape Allegation
Democratic candidate Graham Platner has suspended his campaign for Maine's U.S. Senate seat following a rape allegation.
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Public Safety
Former Baltimore County Paramedic Faces Plea Deal Over Contaminating Colleagues' Food and Drink
Christopher Carroll, a former paramedic, must decide by August 21 whether to accept a plea deal related to serious allegations.
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Transit
Pikesville Bus Collision Results in 28 Injuries
A bus crash in Pikesville involving multiple vehicles has left at least 28 individuals injured, with one in critical condition.
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Transit
Eyewitness Describes MTA Bus Collision in Pikesville
A witness shares their account of an MTA bus crash that occurred in Pikesville, highlighting the incident's impact.
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Ex-Baltimore County Youth Pastor Admits to Sexual Abuse of Minor
Thomas Pinkerton Jr. has pleaded guilty to sexually abusing a minor, with incidents reported from 2006 to 2010.
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Daily Horoscope for Thursday, July 9, 2026: All 12 Zodiac Signs
Your free daily horoscope for Thursday, July 9 — what the stars have in store for every zodiac sign, from Aries to Pisces.
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Crownsville Dog Rescued After Falling Into Well
A dog in Crownsville was successfully rescued after falling 17 feet down a well, showcasing the community's dedication to animal safety.
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Vandalism Leads to Continued Closures of Baltimore Pools
Several public pools in Baltimore remain closed due to vandalism, impacting summer recreation for residents.
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Public Safety
Bus Accident in Pikesville Leaves 30 Injured, Baltimore County Fire Department Reports
A bus crash in Pikesville has resulted in injuries to 30 individuals, according to the Baltimore County Fire Department.
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Towson Peeping Tom Case Results in Not Guilty Verdict Due to Legal Technicality
A court ruling finds Johnnie Wade Jr. not guilty of peeping into a student's window, prompting calls for legal reform.
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