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Toddler Declared Dead After Pool Incident Found Alive in Morgue
A toddler initially pronounced dead after a pool incident in Arizona was later discovered alive, prompting potential charges against the parents.
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Public Safety
Power Outages Persist in Maryland After July 4th Storms
Thousands of residents are still without electricity following severe storms that struck Maryland over the holiday weekend.
Public Safety
Record Heat Linked to Fish Kill in Potomac River
Officials report a significant fish kill along the Potomac River, likely caused by extreme heat and drought conditions.
Public Safety
Evacuations Ordered After Structural Issues at NYC High-Rise
A construction site in New York City faced evacuations due to buckled columns and falling debris, prompting safety measures.
Public Safety
Early-Morning Assault Following Robbery Attempt in Liberty Square
A man was assaulted during an attempted robbery in Liberty Square early this morning, according to police reports.
Public Safety
Graham Platner Evaluates Future Amid Rape Allegation and Party Pressure
Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner is considering his options following a rape allegation and calls from Democrats to withdraw from the race.
Public Safety
Baltimore Performance Artist Charged After Nude Independence Day Stunt
A local artist was arrested for indecent exposure after performing nude on a pedestal in Little Italy, sparking discussions on freedom and cultural representation.
Public Safety
Transition Planning for New Baltimore County State's Attorney Underway
Following a significant electoral victory, Sarah David initiates transition efforts for the Baltimore County State's Attorney office.
Public Safety
Suspect in Wilkens Precinct Shooting Escapes Prison Time
A man charged with shooting an officer from the Wilkens precinct has been sentenced to probation instead of prison.
Courts
Baltimore County Officers Face Suspension Following Assault Indictment
Two Baltimore County police officers have been suspended after being indicted for their alleged involvement in an assault.
Courts
Marilyn Mosby Seeks to Change Venue for Federal Trial Amid Poll Results
Marilyn Mosby's new legal team is pushing to relocate her federal trial, citing negative public sentiment in Baltimore.
Courts
Court Reverses Marilyn Mosby's Mortgage Fraud Conviction, Upholds Perjury Charge
An appeals court has overturned the mortgage fraud conviction of former Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby while maintaining her perjury verdict.
Courts
Maryland Faces Financial Strain from Withheld Evidence Cases
Cases involving withheld evidence have led to significant financial losses for Maryland, with minimal repercussions for those involved.
Courts
Child Sex Abuse Charges Against Former Gang Leader Dismissed
The case against a former gang leader accused of child sex abuse was dropped due to lack of victim testimony.
Health
Baltimore Physician Opens Up About Leukemia Diagnosis Before 33rd Birthday
A local doctor in Baltimore shares her unexpected leukemia diagnosis just days before her 33rd birthday, detailing her journey.
City Hall
Maryland Election Board to Question Vendor After Ballot Mix-Up
The Maryland State Board of Elections plans to hold a meeting with its mail ballot vendor following a significant error affecting absentee ballots.
Courts
Nonprofit Executive Faces Trial for DUI Amid Grant Controversy
Romel Williams, president of Joan's House, is set for trial on DUI charges while his nonprofit secures significant county funding.
Education
Anne Arundel Schools Require Teachers to Assist with Potty Training
A new policy in Anne Arundel County mandates that teachers help young students with toileting, reflecting changing norms post-pandemic.
Transit
Maryland Bill for Toll Debt Relief Fails, Leaving Drivers in Financial Distress
A proposed bill aimed at alleviating toll debt for Maryland drivers has died in committee, leaving many without options for relief.
Courts
Maryland Court Affirms Removal of Statute of Limitations for Child Sex Abuse Cases
The Maryland Court of Appeals has confirmed the elimination of the statute of limitations for lawsuits related to child sex abuse.