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    Keisha McClain helps pro athletes find a home, navigate personal finances
    Keisha McClain, real estate agent for Hubble Bisbee | Christie’s International Real Estate, poses for a portrait in her Brooklandville office in Baltimore County on May 2, 2023.
    Thunderstorms forecast for Baltimore region over next few days
    The National Weather Service says the area could see scattered showers and thunderstorms Sunday evening, with more severe storms passing through Monday.
    Severe weather is in the near-term forecast for the Baltimore area.
    Charles Ogletree, longtime legal and civil rights scholar, dies at 70 at Maryland home
    Ogletree represented Anita Hill when she accused Clarence Thomas of sexual harassment during the future U.S. Supreme Court justice’s Senate confirmation hearings in 1991.
    Harvard law professor Charles Ogletree Jr., center, takes part in a panel discussion during the National Association of Black Journalists convention in Boston on Aug. 1, 2014.
    DNA links remains of enslaved people buried in Maryland to nearly 3,000 direct descendants
    The highest concentration of descendants is in Maryland, according to the study published this week in the journal “Science.”
    The history of Catoctin Furnace represents, in microcosm, the history of the Industrial Revolution in America. From 1776 to 1903 iron companies mined the rich ore banks near Catoctin Mountain, smelted it in furnaces, and cast both raw pig iron and iron implements of every description.
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    Charges dropped for women arrested protesting BGE external regulators in Federal Hill
    Bates said the charges against the three women would have been dropped after they completed five hours of community service through Baltimore’s citation docket program. They spent "approximately 19 hours" in Central Booking, he said.
    Claudia Towles, just left of center, is arrested by a Baltimore Police officer during a protest on Warren Avenue next to Federal Hill on Thursday, June 22.
    ‘PUT IT BACK’: For some Baltimoreans, the I-83 Pepsi sign wasn’t just advertising
    “Whose brilliant idea was it to give it a name no one will ever use? It’s going to be ‘the Pepsi sign’ until the end of time,” one Twitter user suggested.
    A view of Interstate 83 and the new Plant 83 sign at the former site of a Pepsi bottling plant.
    Is the answer to Maryland’s blue crab shortage in Italy?
    As Italy struggles with too many blue crabs in its waters, we can’t help but ask: Can we have them?
    JC Hudgins shows a blue crab he caught in the Chesapeake Bay in Mathews, Va., on Friday, June 10, 2022.
    With job training and accountability, a program helping squeegee workers is succeeding
    The program aimed to pull young people off squeegee corners and give them an opportunity to grow personally and professionally, and to help them achieve their version of success.
    Gregory Simmons, 19, and Lamar Hill, 20, hold buckets of squeegees that have been turned in by participants of the From Squeegee To Success program.
    Tree canopies can bring relief to Baltimore neighborhoods heating up with climate change
    Nationally and in Baltimore, low-income areas have disproportionately less leafy tree canopy than wealthier ones.
    The Baltimore Tree Trust plants trees in underserviced neighborhoods. Here, trees line the streets along North Milton Avenue in the Broadway East neighborhood.
    As search for missing sailor Donald Lawson continues, father says ‘We don’t feel hopeless’
    “He’s confident he’s going to be rescued,” Tony Lawson said. “I think he would want the world to know, I’m a survivor. I’m confident I’m going to be rescued. I think Donald wants the world to know he’s going to get this done.”
    Donald Lawson, a Baltimore sailor, in a Facebook photo from July 2022.
    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.
    Calling all paddlers: Baltimore is getting a water trail system
    Baltimore will soon have an official network of water trails to take in the city’s sights by canoe, kayak or stand-up paddleboard.
    Paddlers make the 5-mile round trip journey from Canton Waterfront Park to the Inner Harbor during the annual Floatilla on June 10, 2023.
    Odenton farm cows seen roaming miles away in Bowie neighborhood
    The cows have been spotted in more than five places around the streets and neighborhoods of Bowie.
    Credit: CBS News Baltimore.
    Mega Millions jackpot climbs to $1.25 billion after no one hits the top prize
    The $1.25 billion prize for Friday’s drawing is one of the largest in U.S. history.
    Mega Millions lottery tickets are sold at a 7-Eleven store in the Loop on Jan. 22, 2021 in Chicago, Illinois.
    BCCC Bard Building demolition will clear way for new downtown green space
    Baltimore City Community College will demolish long-vacant Bard Building after a Wednesday vote.
    A masonry building is surrounded by black fencing.
    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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    Life raft not found on Donald Lawson’s capsized boat; search continues
    The Mexican Navy is in charge of search operations for Lawson, 41, a professional sailor who grew up in Woodlawn and was last heard from more than two weeks ago while almost 300 nautical miles off the Pacific Coast of Mexico.
    Donald Lawson, 41, a professional sailor who grew up in Woodlawn, is pictured in this submitted photo. The Mexican Navy continued its search Sunday for Lawson, who was last heard from more than two weeks ago while almost 300 nautical miles off the country's Pacific Coast.
    Mega Millions jackpot climbs to $1.05 billion after another drawing without a big winner
    Although there were no jackpot winners, one ticket in Pennsylvania was worth $5 million and another in the state connected for $1 million.
    This is the fifth time that the Mega Millions jackpot has topped $1 billion.
    As search for sailor continues, a reporter shares his experience on the water
    Reporter Hugo Kugiya explains how his time on the water has informed his coverage of Donald Lawson’s disappearance and why boating incidents are different.
    Small waves in open water.
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