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Inspired by movie, Md. woman hopes one last billboard will help solve sister’s murder
After watching “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri,” one Maryland woman decided she was going to put up three billboards in Baltimore to raise awareness about her sister’s unsolved murder.
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Census estimates show Baltimore continues to lose population
New annual estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau show that Baltimore is continuing to shed inhabitants.
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Maryland law authorizes campus police force at Johns Hopkins
A new Maryland law allows Johns Hopkins University to set up its own armed police force at its Baltimore campuses.
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Baltimore mayor, 5 of her staffers now on paid leave
Baltimore’s embattled mayor and five of her staffers are now on paid leave amid a scandal over book sales.
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3rd measles case confirmed in Md., possible public exposure in 3 places
A third case of measles has been confirmed in a Maryland resident. People in three public places in Baltimore County may have been exposed, the Maryland Department of Health said Wednesday.
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Measles problem ‘getting worse’ but no evidence it’s spreading in Md.
The Maryland Department of Health said both cases involve people who reside in the same household, and that there’s no evidence that the virus is spreading in Maryland.
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Man arrested in Md. for wife’s killing extradited to South Carolina
The Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Office tells news outlets that 41-year-old Adrian McClintock was booked into jail Sunday on charges of murder and possession of a weapon during a violent crime after he was arrested earlier this month outside a convenience store in the Baltimore area.
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Pimlico to lose 6,670 seats for Preakness
The northern grandstand at Pimlico Race Course has significantly deteriorated and will be closed for the Preakness in May.
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2-week sit-in over police, ICE continues at Johns Hopkins
Johns Hopkins University students are continuing their protests over the possibility of a private police force and the school’s contracts with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Baltimore’s top cop to new officers: The country is watching
Baltimore’s newest police officers are taking to the streets with the words of their top cop ringing in their ears: the country is watching this department.
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Amid scandal, audit into Baltimore nonprofit’s work ordered
Baltimore’s acting leader has ordered an audit of a nonprofit’s management of a city youth fund with $12 million set aside from property tax revenue after the organization was tied to embattled Mayor Catherine Pugh’s hard-to-find illustrated books for children.
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Maryland school finds evidence faculty abused students
McDonogh School in Baltimore County, Maryland, says it has found evidence that five former faculty members sexually assaulted more than 20 students over several decades.
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Lawyer announces 2020 bid for Baltimore mayor’s office
An ex-Maryland deputy attorney general says he’s running for Baltimore’s highest office as first-term Mayor Catherine Pugh is embroiled in a political scandal.
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Judge: Police pact will weather political ‘drama and trauma’
In the wake of a scandal engulfing Baltimore’s mayor, U.S. District Judge James Bredar said the consent decree agreement to reform Baltimore’s beleaguered force will withstand any “drama and trauma” in city leadership.
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Advisers: Baltimore’s mayor still recovering from pneumonia
Catherine Pugh continues to convalesce at home and is under doctors’ supervision. She abruptly took leave April 1.
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