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    Former Howard County educator sentenced for sexually abusing student he met on Grindr
    William Nelson II, of Elkridge, pleaded guilty to sexually abusing a student he met on the Grindr app.
    A former paraeducator was sentenced Monday in Howard County Circuit Court to time served for sexually abusing a teenage student he met on the Grindr dating app.
    Baltimore County’s first test of public financing in elections gets mixed reviews
    The June 23 primary marked the first test of public financing in Baltimore County. Six Democratic candidates qualified.
    Six candidates qualified to receive taxpayer funds in the first year of Baltimore County’s new public financing system, which requires forgoing donations from businesses, unions and political action committees.
    Can $3,700 cash payments prevent homelessness among young adults in Baltimore?
    Point Source Youth is bringing direct cash assistance to young people in Baltimore who are at risk of becoming unhoused.
    Point Source Youth consultants give a presentation during a Targeted Housing Assistance Program certification training in December.
    Maryland braces for flash flooding, damaging storms as thousands remain without power
    Another round of thunderstorms is expected to sweep across Maryland on Sunday evening, threatening flash flooding, damaging winds and more power outages as tens of thousands of residents remain in the dark from Saturday night’s storms.
    Saturday, July 4, 2026 — Mother Nature put on an early fireworks show as thunderstorms move through Baltimore, delaying the 4th of July fireworks show.
    Fuel vapors may have caused Chesapeake City boat explosion, injuring 10
    Residents of Cecil County and Newark, Delaware, were injured Saturday afternoon when a boat exploded moments after refueling at a Chesapeake City marina.
    A team of Maryland Deputy State Fire Marshals are actively investigating a boat explosion in Cecil County with multiple injuries on Saturday, July 4, 2026.
    Driver fatally shot by Baltimore Police after pursuit in car linked to carjacking
    A man, who police have not identified, was fatally shot early Sunday during an encounter with Baltimore Police officers following a 20-minute car chase.
    Baltimore Police investigate a shooting in the 3300 block of the Clifton Avenue that involved officers early Sunday, July 5, 2026.
    Maryland loves its flag. Here’s why.
    The Maryland state flag doesn’t just fly at courthouses. It’s in team logos and at sports bars, on public transit and state government emblems.
    The Maryland State flag waves in the wind at the Mall in Columbia, Md. on Friday, May 2, 2025.
    Lightning strike possibly caused 4-alarm Baltimore warehouse fire amid severe storms
    A lightning strike is believed to have ignited a four-alarm fire at a Curtis Bay warehouse Saturday evening as severe thunderstorms swept across Baltimore, capping a day of triple-digit heat with flooding, power outages and emergency calls.
    Baltimore firefighters battle a four-alarm fire in South Baltimore on Saturday.
    Fourth of July storms knock out power, flood roads and disrupt celebrations across Maryland
    A powerful line of thunderstorms tore across Maryland on Saturday evening, capping a sweltering Fourth of July with flash flooding, water rescues, widespread power outages, downed trees and power lines, a four-alarm fire in Baltimore and the cancellation of holiday celebrations.
    Saturday, July 4, 2026 — Mother Nature put on an early fireworks show as thunderstorms move through Baltimore, delaying the 4th of July fireworks show.
    Thousands brave dangerous heat to enjoy Fourth of July celebrations across Maryland
    Thousands of Marylanders flocked to Fourth of July parades, festivals, pools and waterfronts Saturday despite temperatures soaring to 102 degrees.
    Independence Day fireworks light up Baltimore’s Inner Harbor on Saturday night.
    Metro train derails near College Park after heat-related track issue; passengers evacuated
    Eleven passengers were evacuated and one person hospitalized after a Metrorail train derailed outside College Park on Saturday, officials said.
    Passengers were evacuated and one person was hospitalized after a Metrorail train derailed outside College Park.
    Police remove naked performance artist from former Columbus statue pedestal at Inner Harbor
    A naked man momentarily stood where the Christopher Columbus statue used to be near the Inner Harbor on Saturday morning.
    Saturday, July 4, 2026 — Baltimore Police take a naked man into custody after removing him from the Columbus pedestal near the Inner Harbor.
    ‘What July 4 is all about’: 17 new citizens naturalized in historic Annapolis
    Around 100 people gathered in Annapolis Friday to celebrate 17 new citizens just ahead of America's 250th birthday.
    MD Abdullahel Karim of is the first to raise his flag in the air after taking the oath of allegiance to become a Unites States Citizen during a naturalization ceremony at the historic Paca House in Annapolis on Friday.
    5 things to know about Baltimore’s role in the fight for independence
    From Baltimore briefly serving as the nation’s de facto capital for two months to its role in building some of the Continental Navy’s ships, here are a few things you might not have known about Baltimore’s — and Marylanders — contributions to the fight for independence.
    Mary Katharine Goddard: A Woman’s Declaration,” an exhibition about the only woman whose name appears on the Declaration of Independence, is on display at the Maryland Center for History and Culture’s H. Furlong Baldwin Library.
    Prepare to shell out more for a bushel of crabs this year
    Crabs are a Maryland staple, and like almost everything else, they’re costing more this year.
    Crabber CJ Canby sorts crabs harvested from the Chesapeake Bay.
    Body of teen boy recovered from Potomac River
    Search and rescue crews recovered the body of a 16-year-old boy from the Potomac River after he went missing Thursday near Great Falls Park.
    The Potomac River flows through Great Falls National Park.
    2 adults, 2 children hospitalized after boat caught fire in Patapsco River
    Four people, including two children, were hospitalized after their boat caught fire near Pasadena in the Patapsco River, fire officials said.
    File photo of an Anne Arundel County Fire Department station.
    Moped driver dies in Baltimore after fleeing traffic stop, crashing into brick wall
    A moped driver died in Baltimore after he crashed into a brick wall and was thrown from his vehicle on Thursday night, police said.
    A Baltimore County police vehicle’s lights flash while parked outside of the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center at the University of Maryland in Baltimore, Md. on Thursday, March 13, 2025.
    Fireworks and the outdoors are fun, but not always for your pet. Keep them safe this holiday.
    Here’s what the pet experts recommend keeping your pet cool, calm, collected and most importantly, cozy at home.
    It's best to put your pet in a safe room away from the commotion this weekend.
    The longtime Hopkins professor who fought for animal testing alternatives
    Alan Goldberg, the founder of the Center for Alternatives to Animal Testing at Johns Hopkins University, died June 9 of pneumonia. He was 86.
    Alan Goldberg.
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