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A convicted sex offender accused of targeting a woman while on the job is back on the run, according to the U.S. Marshals Service.
Antoine Taylor, 43, is wanted on a federal probation violation.
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Teen “mob-style takeovers” are raising public safety concerns in Ocean City, where city leaders say large groups of teens are converging on public places and, in some cases, escalating to violence. https://t.co/B1FzA115Hm
UPDATE: A third tornado was confirmed in Anne Arundel County as severe storms swept through the state Tuesday evening, according to the National Weather Service. https://t.co/B0cOwnTX4S
As Baltimore's legal battle over access to government records heads toward a judge's decision, a former federal inspector general says the outcome could reshape how government watchdogs operate not only in Baltimore, but across Maryland.
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Former Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby asked followers of a Facebook page previously associated with her political campaigns to contribute to a 529 college savings account for her daughter, prompting questions about whether the page should be used for personal fundraising.
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A former Montgomery County Public Schools employee accused of secretly recording students inside a Walter Johnson High School changing room now faces more charges after investigators said they found more videos.
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🚨COLD CASE UPDATE: 🚨 Baltimore City State's Attorney Ivan Bates announced Thursday the conviction of a Gwynn Oak man for the first-degree murder of DC Metropolitan Police Sgt. Tony Mason Jr.
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"We've gotten to this point where the relationship between the inspector general and the mayor has deteriorated to this point is, frankly, catastrophic," Mark Lee Greenblatt, who served as IG for the U.S. Department of the Interior, said.
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Sports Unlimited's AJ Gersh recaps Day 2 of Ravens training camp from Owings Mills, taking a look at the team's first camp under new head coach Jesse Minter.
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WATCH: A man who gave his son the gun he used to kill two students and two teachers at Apalachee High School in Georgia was sentenced Thursday to 15 years in prison.
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A sewer overflowed in Bel Air on Wednesday, releasing an estimated 750,000 gallons of raw sewage, according to the Harford County Health Department. https://t.co/gnzsT0WSso
Greenblatt warned the decision could have consequences beyond Baltimore.
"There are others that are in jeopardy if this lawsuit moves forward in a manner detrimental to the inspector general," he said.
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“It is what it is," Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson said. "I play football. I do not care about rankings.”
Jackson was ranked No. 69 in the NFL Top 100 list.
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Residents in Federal Hill say they're still waiting for answers after months of complaints about trash collection.
Baltimore's Department of Public Works is pushing back on some of the numbers that have fueled those complaints, saying the issue is more complicated than it appears. https://t.co/cbYNIGA8qD
In wide reporting, Howard University disenrolled some of its students due to what it asserts were missed tuition payments.
Inside Higher Ed reported yesterday that more than 200 of the 500 students disenrolled have been reinstated to the institution. https://t.co/DqjNzyZTiZ
INBOX: Maryland Gov. Wes Moore announced this afternoon an $800 credit for students disenrolled by Howard University, a private institution in Washington, D.C.
The credit will apply to students seeking to attend a University System of Maryland public institution this fall.
Maryland lawmakers return to Annapolis Monday, for a special session that could reshape how congressional districts are drawn in the future. But before lawmakers even gavel in, Republicans are raising concerns about the process, arguing the public will have limited opportunities to weigh in on a proposed constitutional amendment. https://t.co/HgoMm08ANV
Baltimore police have arrested a 16yo boy in connection with the shooting of another 16yo boy last week in northeast Baltimore. Police also looking for five others wanted in connection to this attempted murder.@FOXBaltimore