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Jackknifed tractor‑trailer crash slows traffic in Hanover

A jackknifed tractor‑trailer caused major delays on MD‑100 in Hanover after a crash involving two vehicles before Arundel Mills Boulevard.
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Man accused of violent Prince George’s County crime spree had been convicted for a...

UPPER MARLBORO, Md. — A Glen Burnie man accused of a violent crime spree in the northern part of Prince George's County was previously convicted of a 1983 homicide. Larry Simpson, 68, was convicted in 1986 for a homicide that happened in the city of Beltsville. Court records indicate that Simpson shot and killed a 21-y
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Questions surround whether man charged in Prince George’s Co. shooting spree should have ever...

The Glen Burnie man facing 66 charges related to an hourlong chaotic shooting and carjacking spree that tore through northern Prince George’s County last Friday waived his right to a bond review Monday, and will remain behind bars. But questions are being asked about whether he should have already...
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Five most populous Maryland counties offer public financing in campaigns

Candidates whose elections were largely financed by small donations and county matching funds now hold the majority of Montgomery County council seats and the powerful county executive position – a significant milestone in limiting corporate money in Maryland campaigns. Montgomery was the first local jurisdiction in Ma
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IID names man, officers in deadly police-involved shooting in Baltimore

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — All individuals involved in the deadly officer-involved shooting from last week in Baltimore have been identified, the Independent Investigations Division (IID) of the Maryland Office of the Attorney General announced Monday. The man was that shot dead by police has been identified as 46-year-old Lou
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Groundbreaking held for Residences at Belvedere Place, bringing 74 affordable apartments to Park Heights

Today elected officials from Maryland were in Park Heights for the groundbreaking of a project bringing new affordable apartment homes to northwest Baltimore. Groundbreaking held for affordable housing in Park Heights. The development called Residences at Belvedere Place is a long-awaited project eight years in the mak
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2 tractor‑trailer crashes cause major delays in Maryland

HANOVER, Md. - Two separate tractor‑trailer crashes caused significant delays Tuesday morning in Frederick and Anne Arundel counties, with lane closures and long backups reported in both areas. In Hanover, a jackknifed tractor‑trailer on MD‑100 eastbound before Arundel Mills Boulevard slowed traffic to a crawl. The cra
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Zaxbys announces opening date in Rosedale

If you're familiar with the Rosedale area or frequent Pulaski Highway, you may have noticed or heard about a Zaxbys going up.
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Baltimore detectives hunt suspect in violent aggravated assault caught on camera

Police release image of unidentified man wanted in connection with January attack BALTIMORE, Md. — Baltimore police are asking for the public’s help identifying a man wanted in connection with a violent aggravated assault earlier this year. According to the Baltimore Police Department, the assault occurred Jan. 11, 202
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Millions in Baltimore Should Reduce Showers as Drinking-Water Levels Plunge

Nearly 2 million people in the Baltimore area are being asked to cut back on everyday water use amid severe drought conditions.

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