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Woman shot during illegal Maryland car meet after fight breaks out

LANDOVER, Md. - A 19-year-old woman was injured in a shooting Sunday after a fight broke out during an illegal car meet in Prince George's County, according to police. Officers were called to the 3200 block of Hubbard Road around 2:30 a.m. for the reported shooting. The woman was taken to a hospital with non-life-threa
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Chef Brad Feickert to Open MilePost 7 Pub

Chef and restaurateur Brad Feickert is preparing to open MilePost 7 Pub at 8000 Flower Ave in Takoma Park, taking over the former Mansa Kunda space. The neighborhood pub will offer Americana fare, a daily $5 happy-hour menu, weekend brunch, and an ice cream and candy shop. Feickert is the...
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DC mother files lawsuit after teacher uses hot sauce to punish autistic son

WASHINGTON - A D.C. mother is demanding accountability and has filed a lawsuit after a teacher forced her non‑verbal, autistic son to ingest hot sauce as punishment. The incident happened last year at Nalle Elementary School. Shanice Griggs has filed a civil lawsuit against the teacher, Imani K. Davis,...
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Orioles Owner David Rubenstein Takes Major Step Toward Camden Yards Redevelopment

Baltimore Orioles owner David Rubenstein appears ready to move forward with an ambitious plan. The owner has taken steps towards […]
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There’s A Pizza Bar In Maryland That’s So Good It Could Make A New...

Let’s be honest about something: New Yorkers have a complicated relationship with pizza made anywhere outside of New York. They’ll eat it, sure, but there’s usually a look on their face that suggests they’re being very gracious about the whole situation. HomeSlyce Pizza Bar in Baltimore’s...
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The Slow-Smoked BBQ At This Maryland Smokehouse Is So Good It Sets a New...

Great barbecue is about patience. Low heat, long hours, and a cook who knows exactly when the meat is ready. This Maryland smokehouse has mastered that craft. The slow-smoked BBQ is the kind that makes you pause after the first bite. The brisket is tender and smoky, the ribs fall...
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Maryland pushes EBT card activation before Sept. 30 deadline

Maryland is launching a new advertising push featuring Gov. Wes Moore as state officials work to get more Electronic Benefits Transfer recipients to activate fraud-resistant chip-and-tap cards before older cards are shut off at the end of September. More than 294,000 of Maryland's nearly 507,000 recipients of the new c
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School bus crash shuts down several lanes on Rockville Pike

ROCKVILLE, Md. (7News) — A crash involving a school bus has closed several lanes in Rockville Tuesday morning. According to the Montgomery County Fire Rescue Service (MCFRS), no students were on board the bus at the time of the crash. It happened at Rockville Pike and Nicholson Lane. It...
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Flint Mayor: We’re taking the fight to D.C. for the residents

FLINT, Mich.—Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley tells Mid-Michigan NOW he’s heading to Washington D.C. on Wednesday September 16 for a second visit with the Special Master overseeing the Flint Water Crisis settlement. The Special Master was court appointed by Judge Levy from the 85th U.S. District Court. Deborah Greenspan...
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Following abuse allegations, DC Council member demands answers on Flock cameras

D.C. Council member Brooke Pinto is seeking answers from D.C.’s police department about its use of Flock license plate reader technology, citing concerns about potential misuse and questions about the safeguards governing the system. In a letter that was posted to X on Monday, Pinto asked the D.C. police...

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