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Maryland Driver Fatally Shot After Confronting ‘Squeegee Kids' With Bat
A man was shot and killed Thursday during a confrontation with people cleaning windshields for cash at a downtown Baltimore intersection. The man’s family said he “should have just kept driving.”
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Maryland Apple Workers Face Hurdles After Vote to Unionize
The historic vote by employees of a Maryland Apple store to unionize — a first for the technology giant — is a significant step in a lengthy process that labor experts say is heavily stacked against workers in favor of their employers. Apple store employees in a Baltimore suburb voted to unionize by a nearly 2-to-1 margin. They join a...
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Baltimore Suing One of the Country's Largest ‘Ghost Gun' Makers
The suit alleges that Nevada-based Polymer80 intentionally undermines firearms laws by designing, manufacturing, and providing kits and parts without serial numbers to buyers who do not undergo background checks.
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Baltimore Designer Aims to Turn Heads With Preakness Hats
What to don is key, because the Preakness Stakes, set for May 21, is not just about being fashionable, but standing out
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Chief: 3 Baltimore Firefighters Killed in Vacant Home Blaze
Baltimore’s fire chief says three firefighters were killed and a fourth was injured when part of a vacant home collapsed while they were battling a blaze
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Baltimore Prosecutor Marilyn Mosby Indicted on Perjury, False Mortgage Application Charges
A federal grand jury has indicted Baltimore’s top prosecutor on charges of perjury and making false mortgage applications in the purchase of two Florida vacation homes.
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Airlines Cancel Another 1,300 Flights as Omicron, Severe Weather Continue to Snarl Travel
Airlines have canceled more than 20,000 U.S. flights since Christmas Eve.
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5 Ways to Reset Your Retirement Savings and Save More in 2022
The new year brings opportunities for many Americans in their careers and financial lives.
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Man Who Claimed Panhandler Killed Wife Convicted of Murder
A Baltimore jury convicted a man of first-degree murder Thursday in the 2018 stabbing of his wife that he blamed on a panhandler.
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Op-Ed: The Infrastructure Law Is a Game-Changer for One of America's Most Crucial Economic Regions
The region from Baltimore to Richmond has the potential to be the most inclusive and connected in the U.S. Now, it could finally happen, writes Peter L. Scher.
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Biden Offers Sympathy and Potential Supply Chain Fixes as He Has Few Real Options to Halt Inflation
Unable to halt inflation on his own, President Joe Biden is offering worried consumers sympathy and supply chain fixes.
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Home-Flipping Profits Are Shrinking, But Here's Where You Can Net the Most
Home flipping may be making a comeback, but returns are shrinking.
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ESPN's Monday Night Football Opener Draws 15.3 Million Viewers for Ravens-Raiders Overtime Game
The Las Vegas Raiders and Baltimore Ravens contest on ESPN drew the most viewers to the network’s NFL opener since 2013.
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Travel Prices and Crowds Are Surging — But Not at These U.S. Destinations
With American vacationers congregating in many of the same destinations, some travel spots — even well-known ones — have fewer people than usual.
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Maryland Zoo Treats Animals to Cicada Snacks
Some animals are enjoying the treat, while others are annoyed by the insect.
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Unvaccinated Americans Are Less Worried About Traveling Than Vaccinated Americans Are, Study Says
Unvaccinated people appear more comfortable traveling — and to more densely-populated places — than vaccinated people, according to data from Zeta Global.
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Summer Travel Is Returning: Here's Who's Booking and Where They're Going
Travel searches are surging, and bookings aren’t far behind. But it isn’t happening uniformly across continents. Here’s who is booking and where they’re going.
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2 Asian Women Attacked With Cinder Block as They Closed Baltimore Store
A man was arrested after two Asian women, ages 66 and 67, were repeatedly attacked with a cinder block at a Maryland liquor store early Tuesday, police said. Daryl Doles, 50, was charged with two counts of aggravated assault, police said. The women, who are store employees, were closing up shop when a man broke into the store, authorities said….
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Fire Breaks Out at Baltimore's Iconic Domino Sugar Factory
A fire at the Domino Sugar plant sent white smoke billowing over the Inner Harbor in Baltimore.
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FDA Asks Emergent Plant to Pause Manufacturing While It Investigates Botched Covid Vaccines
Emergent said the FDA initiated an inspection on April 12 and asked the company to temporarily halt manufacturing four days later.