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Former Arby's Manager Charged with Felony Poisoning in Oklahoma
A Broken Bow Arby's employee faces serious charges after allegedly spitting in a customer's food, leading to a herpes diagnosis.
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Public Safety
Shooting in Hanover Injures Multiple Individuals Early Saturday
Several people were injured in a shooting incident that occurred in an industrial area of Hanover, Maryland, early Saturday morning.
City Hall
FBI and IRS Conduct Searches at Baltimore Mayor Pugh's Residence and City Hall
Federal agents executed search warrants at the home of Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh and City Hall as part of an ongoing investigation.
City Hall
Mayor Young Addresses Tax Credit Controversy Over Dual Residency Claims
Baltimore Mayor Jack Young claims he lived in two homes but faces scrutiny over a homestead tax credit.
City Hall
Brandon Scott Launches Campaign for Baltimore Mayor in 2020
Brandon Scott has officially declared his candidacy for the mayoral race in Baltimore, aiming to lead the city.
City Hall
Diverse Perspectives on the Upcoming Baltimore Mayoral Election
Two distinct viewpoints emerge regarding the candidates in the Baltimore mayoral race, highlighting key issues.
City Hall
Mayor Scott Vetoes Pension Eligibility Bill for Elected Officials
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott has vetoed a bill that would have reduced pension eligibility for city officials from 12 to 8 years.
City Hall
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott Diagnosed with COVID-19
Mayor Brandon Scott has tested positive for COVID-19, as confirmed by his office.
Public Safety
Fire on Railcar Causes Travel Delays at Penn Station
A fire incident involving a railcar at Penn Station has led to significant delays for travelers in Baltimore.
Public Safety
Fire Breaks Out at Residential Property in Middle River
A house fire in Middle River prompted emergency response teams to the scene, though details on injuries remain unclear.
Transit
Federal Authorities Halt Baltimore Red Line Project Permits
The federal government has temporarily suspended permits for Baltimore's Red Line transit project, impacting its future.
Transit
MTA Introduces New Rider Code of Conduct for Public Transit Users
The Maryland Transit Administration's new 'Rules of the Ride' campaign aims to enhance safety and respect on public transport.
Transit
Transit Updates: Hitachi Rail Collaborates with MTA
Hitachi Rail and MTA announce new initiatives, while other transit agencies also make notable advancements.
Public Safety
Three Hikers Lose Lives to Heat-Related Illnesses at Grand Canyon
The Grand Canyon National Park has reported three fatalities due to heat-related conditions in separate hiking incidents last week.
Education
BCPS Finalists Engage Community at Carver Center Forum
Four finalists for the Baltimore County Public Schools superintendent position participated in a public forum at Carver Center.
Public Safety
Family Seeks Answers After Barclay Woman Dies in Fire
A week after a tragic fire claimed the life of a Barclay resident, her family is demanding clarity on the incident.
Public Safety
Homicide Investigation Launched Following Cherry Hill Fire Death
Police are treating the death of a Senegalese immigrant in a Cherry Hill apartment fire as a homicide.
Public Safety
Maryland Firefighters Achieve Standardized 42-Hour Work Week
New legislation ensures all Maryland firefighters receive overtime pay after 42 hours of work per week.
City Hall
Candidates for Baltimore County Executive Attract Millions in Campaign Contributions
The race for Baltimore County executive has seen significant financial backing from various sectors, raising questions about influence in local politics.
Education
Baltimore County School Board Adjusts Calendar Following Union Agreement
The Baltimore County school board has approved changes to the academic calendar after negotiations with the teachers' union.