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Taco Bell's Lettuce Linked to Cyclospora Outbreak in Five States
Federal health officials have traced a cyclospora outbreak to shredded lettuce from Taco Bell, affecting five states including Maryland.
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Baltimore Declares Code Red Extreme Heat Alert for July 15-16
Health Commissioner issues alert as temperatures in Baltimore are expected to exceed 105 degrees Fahrenheit.
Weather
Air Quality Alert for the Baltimore Area
Air Quality Alert issued July 17 at 8:30AM EDT by NWS Baltimore MD/Washington DC
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Air Quality Alert for the Baltimore Area
Air Quality Alert issued July 17 at 8:30AM EDT by NWS Baltimore MD/Washington DC
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Air Quality Alert for the Baltimore Area
Air Quality Alert issued July 17 at 8:30AM EDT by NWS Baltimore MD/Washington DC
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Air Quality Alert for the Baltimore Area
Air Quality Alert issued July 17 at 8:30AM EDT by NWS Baltimore MD/Washington DC
Public Safety
Wildfire Smoke Creates Air Quality Crisis Across Great Lakes and East Coast
Smoke from Canadian wildfires has led to hazardous air quality alerts across the Great Lakes region and parts of the East Coast, including Baltimore.
Public Safety
Howard County Police Warn of Phone Scammers Impersonating Officers
Residents are urged to be cautious as scammers pose as police officers to solicit payments over the phone.
Courts
Carroll County State's Attorney to Leave Maryland, Citing Political Discontent
After decades in Maryland politics, Haven Shoemaker announces his departure, expressing frustration with state policies.
Courts
Sarah David Leads in Baltimore County State's Attorney Primary
In the Democratic primary for Baltimore County State's Attorney, Sarah David is in the lead as mail-in ballots are still being counted.
Education
Montgomery County Schools Prepare for Elementary Boundary Study
The Montgomery County school district plans to reassess elementary and middle school boundaries amid declining enrollment.
Education
Parents File Lawsuit Against Anne Arundel Schools Over Gender Identity Policy
A federal lawsuit by parents challenges a school policy allowing students to use chosen names, citing religious beliefs.
Health
Wildfire Smoke Impacts Air Quality in Maryland, Health Officials Advise Caution
Maryland residents are urged to stay indoors as wildfire smoke leads to hazardous air quality levels across the state.
Transit
MTA Bus Accident Leaves 36 Injured, Legal Expert Offers Insights
A recent MTA bus accident in Baltimore resulted in injuries to 36 individuals, prompting legal commentary on the incident.
Public Safety
Two Teens Identified in Fatal West Baltimore Shooting
Baltimore Police have named the victims of a shooting in the Mosher neighborhood, where two teens were killed earlier this week.
Public Safety
Baltimore County Officials Address Resident Concerns at Essex Safety Meeting
At a public safety meeting in Essex, Baltimore County officials responded to residents' frustrations over crime and juvenile offenders.
Public Safety
Police Seek Suspects in Violent Robbery of Elderly Man Outside Baltimore 7-Eleven
Authorities are searching for six suspects involved in the assault and attempted robbery of a 74-year-old man in north Baltimore.
Public Safety
Baltimore Man Sought in Connection with Missing Girl and Sexual Abuse Charges
Authorities are searching for Alexis Pinto, 20, who is believed to have fled with a 14-year-old girl following sex abuse allegations.
Public Safety
Defendant Claims Bus Shooting Intended to Intimidate, Not Harm
Antonio Nance, representing himself, argues that his actions on an MTA bus were meant to scare a fellow passenger, not to kill.
Public Safety
Baltimore Police Release Footage of Assault on Elderly Man Outside Convenience Store
The Baltimore Police Department has shared surveillance footage of an attack on a 74-year-old man outside a local 7-Eleven.