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At Timonium Sky Zone, kids bounce back, but some parents are uneasy about fatal shooting
On Thursday, vehicles poured into the Sky Zone parking lot, which at times appeared nearly full. But some parents were still uneasy about a fatal shooting at the center last Saturday.
A police officer with his back to the camera walks in front of Sky Zone.
Man fatally shot while trying to prevent robbery of a relative in Canton
Benner’s nephew, 30-year-old Jeffrey Tyree, told The Banner the robbers took his phone, wallet and his red Dodge Charger with Maryland tag 3FL1240.
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Thunderstorms, damaging winds lead to power outages, downed trees in Baltimore area
A line of powerful thunderstorms roared through the Baltimore region on Monday evening, downing trees and leaving thousands of customers without power.
Lightning strikes during a thunderstorm in Baltimore, Md. on Monday, Aug. 7, 2023.
Move over, Beyoncé Day: Kelly Rowland to headline Artscape in September
The headliner announcement about Kelly Rowland comes at a crucial moment for city leaders and event organizers, who have struggled to come together to plan Baltimore’s multiday Artscape festival.
Kelly Rowland, seen here at the premiere of “Babylon” last year, will headline Artscape in September.
Howard County is cutting school bus service for 3,500 students. Was there another way?
The conflict over school bus service in Howard County can be traced to one critical decision: pushing back high school start times.
The conflict over school bus service in Howard County can be traced to one critical decision: pushing back high school start times.
The choice of a new generation: I-83 Pepsi sign rebranded as ‘Plant 83’
Baltimore’s Pepsi sign, long associated with traffic incidents, has been replaced.
The Pepsi sign over Interstate 83 has been replaced with branding for Plant 83.
Meet Towson University’s new president, Mark Ginsberg
Towson University’s next president is an administrator at George Mason University with experience supporting diversity on campus.
Mark R. Ginsberg will be the next president of Towson University.
Pedestrian killed in I-95 crash near O’Donnell Street early Monday
The Maryland Transportation Authority’s collision reconstruction unit is investigating the cause of the crash. Officials said the driver of the vehicle that struck the man remained at the scene.
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At Merriweather, Jason Aldean says tour was ‘snake bit’ after music video controversy
The country music star thanked fans for seeing the song "Try That in a Small Town" and its music video "for what it actually was and what it means."
Jason Aldean performs during CMA Fest at Nissan Stadium on June 10 in Nashville, Tennessee.
The latest victim of the Kia auto theft trend: Baltimore Police Department
An unmarked 2018 silver Kia Optima owned by the department was stolen Tuesday.
Kia dealership, Owings Mills.
One person struck and killed by Baltimore-bound Amtrak train, officials say
An Amtrak train departing Philadelphia for Baltimore struck and killed a person Sunday evening.
A silver and blue Amtrak train emerges from a tunnel. In the background trees and a small piece of the Baltimore skyline are visible.
Unsettled weather pattern returns Monday with thunderstorms and gusty winds
The showers will keep the area slightly cooler through the afternoon, with highs expected in the lower- to mid-80s across the state.
Scattered thunderstorms are possible in Baltimore Thursday.
Maryland before time: Rare dinosaur bone bed uncovered in Prince George’s County
Officials announced this week that the recovery of the fossil and others nearby elevate the park’s classification to a bone bed, the first discovered in Maryland since 1887.
TV cameras point at paleontologist J.P. Hodnett as he describes the bones found at the Prince George‘s County Dinosaur Park on July 12, 2023.
Baltimore County school board approves new boundaries for central, northeast schools
The board on Tuesday night approved a map selected by a 42-person committee without making any changes.
The sign near the entrance to the Baltimore County Board of Education’s Greenwood Campus on 8/18/22.
Oldfields School advocates announce plans to reopen 156-year-old institution in September
Advocates announced that a new board of trustees chaired by Taylor Smith, the former head of school, will take over.
Oldfields School, established in 1867, will be closing at the end of teh school year.
Police arrest teen who allegedly flashed gun before Brooklyn mass shooting
The teen’s attorney says police are alleging his client pulled a gun out of a bag several hours before the shooting.
Police tape marks off Glade Court in Brooklyn after the shooting that resulted in two deaths and dozens of injuries.
How the Chesapeake Bay got a boost from less rainfall
Scientists say seagrass acreage is expanding and the bay's toxic "dead zone" could shrink by as much as a third this year.
Wild celery and other bay grasses grow in the Susquehanna Flats south of Havre de Grace, Md., on Aug. 2, 2019.
Here’s what we know about the South Baltimore mass shooting victims
Two people were killed and a staggering 28 were injured in Sunday’s mass shooting in Brooklyn. Here’s what you need to know.
Photos of Kylis Fagbemi, 20, and Aaliyah Gonzalez, 18 who were killed in the mass shooting in Brooklyn over the weekend.
Anne Arundel police arrest 3 men in connection to hate crimes, church vandalism
The county has grappled in recent months with an increase in thefts, vandalism and burglaries targeting several places of worship.
Cpl. Chris Anderson, center, addresses the media Thursday during a news conference for the Anne Arundel County Police Department.
Maryland Board of Education dismisses Baltimore City charter school funding complaint
Maryland State Board of Education has ruled Baltimore City Public School system can keep 25% of the Blueprint funding earmarked for charter schools.
Several Baltimore City charter school operators, including Baltimore Montessori Public School, asked the Maryland State Department of Education to intervene in the way the city school system funds its charter schools.
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