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As increased energy assistance is announced, calls for long-term solutions persist

In the midst of rising energy prices, Governor Wes Moore's Office announced increased energy assistance to eligible residents, marking the latest example of short-term relief. "The people of Maryland know that we are going to look after them," Governor Wes Moore said while at a Fourth of July Parade in Columbia.
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Baltimore leaders call for end to BGE’s multi-year rate hikes, pipeline program

Baltimore leaders rallied Thursday to call for an end to Baltimore Gas and Electric's (BGE) rate hikes and pipeline program.
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Defendant Accused of Firing at Detective Found Not Guilty of All Charges

Thank you for reading Baltimore Witness. Consider making a donation to help us continue our mission. On July 1, a jury found Dwayne Frazier, 48, not guilty of all charges pertaining to a shooting that involved a Baltimore City Police Department (BPD) detective. Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Troy K. Hill presided...
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Woman shot and killed inside Baltimore residence, cops hunt killer

Baltimore, MD — A woman died Thursday morning after being shot inside a home on Boone Street in the city’s Eastern District, police reported. Officers responded around 7:24 a.m. to…
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Search continues at Liberty Reservoir for missing swimmer

That's where a swimmer reportedly went missing in the Liberty reservoir, off Deer Park Road, approaching the Baltimore County line.
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Harford County pharmacist sentenced to prison for drugging, killing family dog

HARFORD COUNTY, MD. (WBFF) — A Bel Air man was sentenced to five years, all suspended but one year, after pleading guilty to charges that he drugged and killed his family dog, according to the Harford County State's Attorney. Ryan Ball, 38, pled guilty to Aggravated Animal Cruelty and...
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E. Faye Williams: Marilyn Mosby—A true Shero

(TriceEdneyWire.com)—For more than a year, I’ve been involved in working with Baltimore’s former State’s Atty., Marilyn Mosby, who has spent the last 5 years of her life defending herself and ultimately forced to wear an ankle bracelet for a year when she should have been praised for the great work she was doing. Her...
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Baltimore man arrested for June attempted murder in East Baltimore, police say

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Police have arrested a man in connection with the attempted murder of a 42-year-old man that occurred last month in East Baltimore. According to police, investigators have identified the suspect as 35-year-old Durel Jones, who was apprehended on July 2 in the 2600 block of Harford Road.
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Baltimore City DPW to start trash, recycling collections an hour earlier in summer months

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — The Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW) will begin trash and recycling collections one hour earlier during the summer months. DPW announced that the collections will begin at 5:00 a.m., starting Tuesday, July 8 and through Tuesday, Sept. 30. Trash and recycling collection days won't...
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Marilyn Mosby says she hit “rock bottom” after federal convictions

Former Baltimore prosecutor Marilyn Mosby is free from home detention after her federal convictions.

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