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Baltimore County woman admits to impersonating nurses, pleads guilty to aggravated identity theft

BALTIMORE, MD—A Baltimore County woman has pleaded guilty to impersonating nurses and using stolen credentials to gain employment at more than 40 Maryland health care facilities, the U.S. Attorney’s Office announced on Thursday.
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The forecast heats up on Sunday across Maryland

Plan on a hotter weather on Sunday afternoon in Maryland, with only spotty showers and storms.
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Towson University program helps former federal workers become teachers

Dozens of former federal employees are preparing for a new chapter this fall as teachers in Maryland classrooms.
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Local man credits positive thinking for living with cancer for more than 20 years

BALTIMORE — Bob Windsor and Dr. Robert Donegan don't have the typical doctor-patient relationship. "My doctor is kind of my brother," said Windsor. "He came to my wedding!" Their friendship started 21 years ago, when Windsor came to Greater Baltimore Medical Center (GBMC) and was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer....
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‘Disgusting,’ Says Prosecution of Defense Attempt to Pin Mass Shooting on Sole Survivor

Thank you for reading Baltimore Witness. Consider making a donation to help us continue our mission. “It’s been 866 days — long days — that justice has been waiting,” the prosecution said on Aug. 14, the final day of Marvelle Antonio Worsley’s mass shooting trial. She called it “disgusting” when defense attorney Tony...
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Defendant Represents Himself on Final Day of Murder Trial

Thank you for reading Baltimore Witness. Consider making a donation to help us continue our mission. In response to the prosecution’s murder allegation, defendant Jason Williams delivered a long closing argument in his defense on Aug. 15. Williams, 37, is charged with first-degree murder and several firearm charges...
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Images released of ‘person of interest’ sought in Federal Hill shooting, police say

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Investigators have released images of a person of interest wanted in connection with a shooting that injured a woman in Federal Hill. Officers responded to the 1000 block of South Charles Street at approximately 12:40 a.m. on July 27. There, they found a 39-year-old woman with...
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Baltimore lawmakers consider facial recognition technology after recent Mt. Washington break-ins

Some Baltimore leaders argue that it's time to use facial recognition technology to find the person responsible for a string of burglaries and break-ins in the Mount Washington neighborhood.
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“By dawn’s early light”: The true story behind the Star-Spangled Banner

Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine sits where three unlikely patriots created America’s national anthem during one terrible night in 1814. Francis Scott Key, a lawyer who hated the war, watched from a British prison ship as enemy warships pounded the fort for 25 hours. Major George Armistead...
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Scott touts reduction of thousands of vacant Baltimore properties since 2020

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott touted a sharp drop in the number of vacant houses in the city in the past five years, just one of many potential solutions to the issue of homelessness offered in a pair of panels at the MACo conference Friday.

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