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MTA Bus Driver Identified After Pikesville Crash Injures Dozens
Tavon Giles, a newly hired MTA bus driver, was critically injured in a crash that involved multiple vehicles and sent many to the hospital.
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Police Investigate Shooting Incident Near Morgan State University
Authorities are looking into a shooting that occurred close to Morgan State University in Baltimore.
Public Safety
Frederick Man Identified as Driver Who Died in Greenbelt Police Custody
Michael MacDougall, 40, died in police custody after a single-vehicle crash on July 1 along the Baltimore-Washington Parkway.
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Trump Advocates for Resuming ICE Traffic Stops Amid Controversy
President Trump urges ICE to continue traffic stops following a temporary pause after recent deadly incidents involving agents.
Health
Cyclospora Outbreak Causes Surge in Diarrhea Cases in Maryland and Beyond
Maryland reports a rise in cyclosporiasis cases linked to contaminated food and water, with health officials urging caution.
Public Safety
Firefighter Injured in Elkridge House Fire
A firefighter was hospitalized following a house fire in Elkridge where multiple crews responded to control the blaze.
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MTA Bus Operator Involved in Pikesville Crash Has Nearly Three Years of Experience
The operator of the bus involved in a recent crash in Pikesville has been with the MTA for almost three years.
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Baltimore Man Sentenced to 70 Years for MTA Bus Shooting
James Richburg received a lengthy prison sentence for the murder of William Womack on a downtown bus.
Health
Free Physicals for Baltimore City Student-Athletes at Johns Hopkins Hospital
Johns Hopkins Hospital will provide free pre-participation physical exams for Baltimore City Public School student-athletes this August.
Health
Five Residents in Carroll County Contract Measles After Out-of-State Travel
Maryland health officials report five measles cases linked to travel, urging exposed individuals to monitor symptoms.
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Baltimore Pools Extend Hours Amid Heatwave
In response to a heat advisory, Baltimore's Rec and Parks will extend pool hours to provide relief from extreme temperatures.
Education
Maryland Schools Rank Among Most Racially Segregated in the Nation
A new report reveals that Maryland schools are the 10th worst in the U.S. for racial segregation, highlighting ongoing disparities.