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    Inmate’s death in Jessup prison being investigated as a homicide
    Maryland State Police are investigating the death of a man who was incarcerated at a state prison as a homicide, officials announced Tuesday.
    Marylanders can bask in warmer temperatures this week
    The Baltimore-Washington office of the National Weather Service forecasts temperatures in the high 60s Tuesday to Thursday with the possibility of rain on Thursday.
    The Baltimore region is getting a brief respite from chilly winter weather.
    St. Vincent de Paul, the city’s oldest Catholic parish church, to merge with St. Leo’s in July
    Despite their lengthy histories and proximity, the churches are quite different.
    St. Vincent de Paul on Front Street in Baltimore in 2023.
    Trump funding freeze shakes Maryland farmers’ trust in government
    Farmers don’t know if promised USDA funding will materialize for projects ranging from solar panels to windbreaks to online marketing.
    Farm manager Sophia Fast cuts spinach at One Acre Farm in Dickerson.
    Man arrested after his grandparents killed in Columbia domestic shooting
    Police identified DiAngelo Smith, 33, as the suspect in the domestic killing of two people in Columbia.
    Police said the investigation is ongoing, but they believe the suspect lived in the home with the two victims, his grandparents.
    Anne Arundel County government to reopen Tuesday after closure for cyberattack
    While county buildings are closed, several government services will remain operational.
    The Arundel Center in downtown Annapolis houses county government offices.
    How ICE operates in Maryland and what changes could be coming
    Increasing reports of ICE agents in Maryland have stoked fear, raising questions about what happens to people who are arrested.
    The George H. Fallon Federal Building at 31 Hopkins Plaza in downtown Baltimore, where the ICE field office is located.
    Police: Double shooting near Columbia mall leaves one teenager dead, another critical
    Howard County Police are investigating a double shooting that unfolded outside The Mall in Columbia on Saturday night.
    A still from a livestream by Howard County Police as Chief Gregory Der updated the media on Saturday, Feb. 23, 2025, about a double shooting that left one teen dead and another in critical condition.
    Lawyer for Chelsey Douglas asks for privacy after Amazon driver allegedly ran her over: ‘Long way to recovery’
    The lawyer representing Chelsey Douglas, the woman allegedly run over by an Amazon delivery driver in Butchers Hill this week, released a statement Saturday on behalf of his client.
    The intersection of E. Pratt and S. Chester streets, where an Amazon driver ran over a woman in the Butchers Hill neighborhood and fled on Tuesday, February 18, 2025.
    Heavy traffic expected for CIAA tournament: What to know about getting around downtown
    Plan ahead if you're traveling through Baltimore this week because traffic is expected to be heavier than usual due to the CIAA tournament at CFG Bank Arena.
    Ball falls through the net during the Shaw University vs. Winston-Salem State game during the CIAA  tournament at CFG Bank Arena, Thursday, February 23, 2023.
    Maryland Food Bank CEO proud of impactful and ‘neighbor-centered’ work as he steps down
    After eight years of serving at the helm of an organization that distributes 52 million pounds of food annually, Carmen Del Guercio is stepping down as CEO of Maryland Food Bank.
    Carmen Del Guercio, the outgoing CEO of Maryland Food Bank.
    Phebe McPherson, first woman ordained an Episcopal priest in Maryland, always led with love
    The Rev. Dr. Phebe McPherson, the first woman ordained a priest in the Episcopal Church in Maryland, died Feb. 6 of complications from pancreatic cancer. She was 74.
    Phebe McPherson.
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    How one restaurant got caught up in Trump’s crackdown on immigration
    HomeSlyce, a Mount Vernon restaurant of more than a decade, was left in disarray after ICE removed multiple staff members.
    HomeSlyce in Mount Vernon is trying to make ends meet after multiple staff members were detained by ICE.
    Amazon driver who ran over woman in Baltimore and fled now faces more charges
    The Amazon driver who ran over a woman in the Butchers Hill neighborhood is now facing additional charges following his arrest on Thursday, according to court records.
    The intersection of E. Pratt and S. Chester streets, where an Amazon driver ran over a woman in the Butchers Hill neighborhood and fled on Tuesday, February 18, 2025.
    Baltimore man charged with murder in shooting at senior living facility
    A 65-year-old man has been charged with first-degree murder in a double shooting inside a senior living facility in Baltimore on Thursday.
    Police presence outside Pleasant View Gardens on Thursday, February 20, 2025, as they investigate a shooting inside the senior living facility.
    The NFL is in Baltimore investigating Justin Tucker accusations
    NFL investigators were in Baltimore this week interviewing massage therapists who have accused Ravens kicker Justin Tucker of inappropriate sexual behavior.
    2 dead after Annapolis-area townhouse fire
    Anne Arundel County firefighters responded to a townhouse that was “well involved in fire.”
    File photo of an Anne Arundel County Fire Department station.
    Extra eyes: Anne Arundel County Police say new $1.5 million intel unit helps solve crimes
    County officials are lauding the work of the intelligence unit, called the Real Time Information Center, as a vital tool that will help police respond to crime faster while keeping officers and the public safer.
    A work station at the Real Time Information Center. When there's a police call, intelligence team members can help responding officers by tuning in live to certain cameras and relaying what they're seeing.
    Amazon truck driver who ran over woman then fled in Baltimore turned himself in to police
    The Amazon driver who ran over a woman in the Butchers Hill neighborhood and fled on Tuesday night turned himself in, according to Baltimore Police.
    The intersection of E. Pratt and S. Chester streets, where an Amazon driver ran over a woman in the Butchers Hill neighborhood and fled on Tuesday, February 18, 2025.
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