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River otters are returning to city waterways across the Chesapeake region in surprising numbers

"It's a good example that some of the water quality regulations have worked."
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» Retrial Turns Life Sentence into Acquittal

Nearly three years after Christopher Brown was convicted in a fatal Glen Oaks shooting, jurors acquitted the defendant of all charges in a retrial that concluded June 11. Brown, 25, was previously found guilty of first-degree murder, firearm use in a violent crime, having a handgun on his person, and possessing an ille
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Why This Hidden Gem Serves the most AUTHENTIC Neapolitan Pizza in Baltimore, MD

Open Mon–Thu 5 PM–9 PM | Fri 5 PM–10 PM | Sat 12 PM–10 PM | Sun 12 PM–9 PM. Baltimore’s Canton neighborhood has plenty of pizza, but Verde is the spot locals keep recommending when friends ask where to go for a truly special pie.
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OP-ED: In Baltimore, where you go to high school is a life-changing decision

In most American cities, when someone asks, “What school did you go to?” they mean college. In Baltimore, they mean high school, and the answer still matters decades later. That’s not a quirk of local pride, it’s a reflection of something real. In this city, the high school...
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Dimples Bar & Grill serves up cheesesteaks and charm

Mary Miles, in her signature glasses and short-cropped white hair, stood by herself during the February 17 Board of Liquor License Commissioners’ hearing — she didn’t have an attorney by her side, as most business owners do. At Dimples Bar & Grill, the cheesesteak is the core...
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Police recover stolen vehicle that was set on fire in northwest Baltimore

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Police recovered a stolen vehicle that was set on fire in northwest Baltimore Tuesday evening. On June 16 shortly before 5 p.m., officers recovered a stolen 2019 Nissan Versa that had been set on fire in the 2800 block of N. Dukeland Street, according to authorities.
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Court records: dirt bike trade led to deadly shooting in southwest Baltimore

Homicide detectives discovered during their search for a killer following a shooting in southwest Baltimore that the deadly crime was the byproduct of a fight over a dirt bike. Police learned about the shooting around 1:10 p.m. on May 5. That's when they were sent to the 1600 block of...
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Search for Towson University student who went missing while swimming in the Potomac ends...

GREAT FALLS, Va. — The search for a missing swimmer in the Potomac River ended on Tuesday after Nazir Bell's body was found, officials said. Bell, 20, was reported missing on Sunday evening after going swimming with friends, said his mother, Shante Smith, who spoke with WUSA9 about the search for her then-missing son.
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Between Baltimore And D.C. Is A Central Suburb With A NASA Space Center, Charming...

If you're thinking of making a trip to Maryland, you might be interested in big cities and attractions like Baltimore, Washington, D.C., or even Annapolis and the Chesapeake Bay. However, at the center of it all is the small suburb of Greenbelt. Situated about 30 minutes northeast of DC and 40 minutes from Baltimore (t
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» Mistrial Declared in Family Dollar Murder After Juror Says, ‘The Defendant is Cooked’

A mistrial was declared June 16 in the case of Braxton Day, 40, after the court was informed that at least one juror on the panel had researched the case. According to Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Jeannie J. Hong, the juror told fellow members of the panel that, “The defendant is cooked.”

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