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Agents seize record 333 pounds of cocaine at Baltimore port
Federal law enforcement agents seized the cocaine hidden inside a shipping container full of beach chairs at the Port of Baltimore. The beach chairs were headed for an address in Maryland.
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Multiple shootings in Baltimore leave 2 killed, 6 injured
Baltimore Police say two people are dead and six others are injured after several overnight shootings around the city.
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Mistrial on murder and robbery charges in Bartender’s death
A judge in Maryland has declared a mistrial on murder and robbery charges in the shooting death of a Baltimore-area bartender.
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Baltimore police chief vows to enforce overtime pay limits
Baltimore’s police chief says he’ll tighten up on the department’s overtime issues as it struggles to enforce the 32-hour limit.
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Md. OKs $27.5M to demolish Baltimore jail facilities, build ‘therapeutic’ facility
A jail in the center of Baltimore City, long faulted for poor conditions for inmates, will soon be torn down to make way for a therapeutic detention center.
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Board OKs $27M to tear down old Baltimore jail buildings
A Maryland board has approved a contract to tear down nearly 40 structures that were part of the correctional complex at the closed Baltimore City Detention Center.
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Maryland school safety training to soothe traumatized kids
School safety is the subject of a conference drawing teachers, law enforcement officers and mental health service providers in Baltimore County, Maryland.
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Children’s National scores high in US News’ rankings of pediatric hospitals
“In almost 200 hospitals that specialize in treating sick children, to have two of the best 10 in the country here in the Baltimore-Washington region is impressive.”
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Baltimore Symphony locks out its musicians as talks stall
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is locking out its musicians now that contract and salary negotiations have stalled.
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Virginia man arrested for impersonating a Maryland police officer
According to Maryland State Police, around 8:30 p.m., Timothy Ervin Trivettt, 54, of Yorktown, was trying to conduct a traffic stop on Interstate 695 near Baltimore.
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Police investigate self-inflicted gunshot wound on Baltimore bus
Police say a teen wounded aboard a Baltimore-area bus appears to have accidentally shot himself.
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Police: Footage shows wrongful arrest of Baltimore passerby
Sgt. Ethan Newberg and a subordinate officer have been suspended after investigators say body camera video disproved the 24-year veteran’s recent account of an arrest in Southwest Baltimore. In his initial report, Newberg portrayed the man as “combative and aggressive.”
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Maryland official says Baltimore resisted help after hack
Baltimore City computer servers were hit by the ransomware attack May 7.
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Baltimore art museum adds over 70 works to its collection
The Baltimore Museum of Art has so far this year added more than 70 contemporary and historic artworks to its broad collection.
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Catholic bishops approve new sex-abuse reporting hotline
U.S. Catholic bishops voted Wednesday to create a new national sex-abuse hotline run by an independent entity, a decision that represents one of the church’s most tangible steps yet in confronting its sex-abuse crisis.
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