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⏰ Morning Minute | Here are our top stories for today! #FOX45#morningnews
-Molasses spill in Baltimore's Locus Point area
-Contaminated oysters in Maryland
-Holiday Cocktail Pop-Up set to open at Power Plant Live
- In Howard Co., voters are deciding whether to replace gender-specific pronouns in the county charter. Hear how the proposal is drawing criticism from one candidate over county priorities. @FOXBaltimore
🧵STORIES I'M FOLLOWING THIS MORNING ON @FOXBaltimore :
- In Baltimore Co., police are still searching for three suspects accused of robbing and assaulting someone outside Towson University student housing. Hear what the university president is now saying about student safety.
Gas pumps at a Sheetz store in Virginia suffered heavy fire damage after a blaze broke out near landscaping crews fueling lawnmowers. See more: https://t.co/V746Yti3iw
You can be responsible with your credit cards. You can pay your card bills in full each month and never owe a dollar in interest.
And for all that effort, your credit card company will still consider you a “deadbeat” — the industry’s term for its least profitable customers. https://t.co/qfVuOuW9Dt
The WNBA Finals have become a target for conservative critics taking issue with multiple policies within the league, putting the sport’s biggest stage at the center of a growing political fight. https://t.co/ICAlXagHGL
“As a Christian, I forgive and obviously I move on and and there’s wonderful times that I had there [Cincinnati]. Like I said, there’ll be a time to reflect and all that stuff. But right now there’s an opponent in front of us. And as the Ravens, we look forward to capitalizing on everything that we can this week," Trey Hendrickson, Ravens linebacker, said. https://t.co/eLL7mYIA3s
A holiday cocktail pop-up featuring seasonal drinks, festive décor and family-friendly events is set to open at Power Plant Live! in Baltimore. https://t.co/r0RlAtmFKa
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is reportedly facing months of recovery after doctors discovered blood clots in both of his lungs, raising questions about how a potentially life-threatening condition can develop in a young, physically fit professional athlete. https://t.co/I1xcOggfUW
American expatriates in Europe said that they miss U.S. social services, living costs, and culture, with some looking to return home, according to a report. https://t.co/FPamJpoQ44
The U.S. Marshals Service has joined the search for a man accused of carrying out armed carjackings at luxury car dealerships in Maryland and Virginia.
Joe Cofer, 38, of Washington D.C. is wanted on felony carjacking charges.
MARYLAND'S MOST WANTED: https://t.co/7FJWQkEzii
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore won't say whether he will serve another four years if reelected. His lieutenant governor, Aruna Miller, won't say whether she's prepared to take his place. https://t.co/IvtRy35s5l
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore won't say whether he will serve another four years if reelected.
His lieutenant governor, Aruna Miller, won't say whether she's prepared to take his place.
https://t.co/IvtRy35s5l
"It’ll just open it up to steering contracts to favorite contractors who are top campaign contributors. It opens the door to corruption which it was designed to prevent,” Former City Councilman Jody Landers said.
If approved, Question E would allow the city to eliminate its policy of awarding large city contracts to the lowest and responsible bidder.
READ MORE: https://t.co/WUtPy37v9B
A protest outside Baltimore Police Headquarters on Thursday evening ended with three arrests after some protestors began beating on the building, Baltimore police said. https://t.co/3sU7MuasjN
Homicide detectives used surveillance footage of a violent assault and interviews with police officers to identify a suspect in a deadly assault last week, according to court records.
https://t.co/fu0WYQgEed