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- Baltimore County says it won't raise water rates
- Joseph R. Carlozo, Calvert Hall football coach, dies
- Man runs out of gas, sets up drum kit on Interstate 695
- Norovirus likely caused sickness at Pot Spring Elementary, officials say
- Balto. Co. Council approves $2.8 billion budget
- Early morning shooting, stabbing in Baltimore Co.
BGE sends crews to assist with restoration in Pa.
Baltimore Gas and Electric says it has deployed more than 40 utility workers to support its sister utility, PECO, with power restoration work in suburban Philadelphia.
Spill at Md. haunted house sends 6 to hospital
Baltimore County police say six employees at a haunted house in Essex were taken to a hospital after a jar of formaldehyde spilled and they became sick.
Baltimore Sun endorses Obama
The Baltimore Sun, saying the president must be allowed the finish the job, has endorsed Barack Obama.
Baltimore fire dept. implements social media rules
The Baltimore Fire Department is implementing a strict new social media policy it began devising in the spring to regulate what firefighters post on Twitter and Facebook.
Baltimore to install Wi-Fi at 6 public markets
Baltimore's new chief information officer says the city's six historic public markets should be equipped with wireless Internet service by the end of the year.
2 killed, 3 wounded in Baltimore on Halloween
Baltimore police say two men were killed, two others were shot and a fifth person was stabbed in the city on Halloween night.
Marshalls to open in Inner Harbor
An empty retail space at Baltimore's Inner Harbor is getting a new tenant.
Phelps says he may be back in 2016 - as a golfer
Michael Phelps says the only chance he'll be competing at the 2016 Olympics would be as a golfer.
4 vacant buildings collapse in Baltimore
Fire officials say four unoccupied buildings have collapsed in Hurricane Sandy.
Key Bridge in Baltimore closed
Transportation officials have closed the Key Bridge in Baltimore as Hurricane Sandy moves through the area.
National Aquarium prepares for Hurricane Sandy
The National Aquarium in Baltimore says it's open for business this weekend, but the staff is also busy getting ready for the approaching Hurricane Sandy.
Baltimore offering free sandbags to residents
Baltimore is providing free sand and sandbags for businesses and residents in flood-prone areas.
Baltimore mayor says storm has Isabel potential
Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake is urging residents to prepare for severe weather that she says has the potential to have an Isabel-type storm surge.
Sailor killed in Baltimore shooting identified
Police in Baltimore are identifying a 24-year-old Navy sailor who died in a shooting earlier this week.
Crash on US 1 near Elkridge kills 3 people
Police in Howard County say three men are dead in a collision on U.S. 1 near Elkridge.
Md. man convicted of killing teen in 2010 shooting
A Lansdowne man has been convicted of killing a teenager in a shooting two years ago.
Davey and Buck voted Managers of Year
The Sporting News has named the Nationals' Davey Johnson and the Orioles' Buck Showalter the National League and American League Managers Of the Year, respectively.
Northrop Grumman to cut 350 jobs in Baltimore area
Defense giant Northrop Grumman says it will cut up to 350 jobs from its electric systems sector with most of the reductions likely in the Baltimore area.
Event highlights Baltimore harbor restoration
Some Baltimore school children are joining federal and state officials in celebrating the transformation of a polluted south Baltimore waterfront into an environmental preserve.
Baltimore's Harborplace sold to NY firm
Harborplace, Baltimore's signature tourism attraction for more than 30 years, has been sold to a New York-based firm.
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