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So far, so good. The operation to move three large ship-to-shore cranes from Baltimore to Tampa, Florida is off to a strong start. A 400-foot barge carrying the three blue cranes passed uneventfully under two bridges to leave the Port of Baltimore’s Seagirt Marine Terminal on Saturday. As of Tuesday night, it was off the coast of the Outer Banks, North Carolina.

VIDEO: Cranes Pass Under Bay Bridge Leaving Port of Baltimore for Good

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Kristen Walters

A national retail store chain with hundreds of stores throughout the country recently announced that it would be closing most of its store locations in Maryland. Many of these stores are currently running "closing sales" to liquidate inventory. Read on to learn more.

National discount retailer closing most Maryland store locations

WOODLAWN, Md. (WBFF) — At least six people were killed in a crash along a Baltimore highway on Wednesday, according to authorities. In a news release, investigators said a car entered the work zone between temporary jersey walls and hit multiple construction workers before flipping over. The identities of...

At least 6 people killed in crash on Baltimore highway, all lanes closed

Severn, MD

SEVERN, Md. — A new training center in Severn aims to get more people the skills and certifications they need to get into the electric utility industry. Line workers are on the job to keep the power on and neighborhoods safe. It's far from a typical desk job, but for the line workers, their office is up in the air, out in the elements, working on power lines.

New utility line worker training program aims to help Maryland's infrastructure

The only open-admission animal shelter in Baltimore City has taken an unprecedented number of animals in 2023. Staff at Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter say the restart of evictions, following a few years of respite due to pandemic rental assistance and eviction moratoriums, is a leading factor in the increase.

Baltimore’s only open-admission animal shelter says unprecedented number of surrenders tied to rise in evictions

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MARYLAND - With a deep-rooted love for all things Mexican, Maryland is no stranger to its foodie claims of having some of the best Mexican fares in the region. From the iconic tequila shots and baskets of chips to the rich history of Tex-Mex, there is no shortage of fantastic Mexican restaurants in Charm City. While Maryland isn't known for its smoky, spicy flavors, it is bursting with fantastic Mexican eateries.

8 Best Mexican Restaurants in Maryland

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Joe Mertens

Disclaimer:The following information is updated for 2023. It is for educational purposes. Spending some time at your local flea market can be a great way to spend your day. From the great deals you can get and all of the cool items you can find, there's something to find there for everyone.

This Huge Flea Market in Maryland is a Must-Visit

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JOPPA, MD—The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration will repair concrete pavement on westbound US 40/Pulaski Highway approaching the Joppa Farm Road intersection in Joppatowne beginning Friday night, March 24th. The work is expected to be complete by Friday, March 31, weather permitting. Work for the project is...

State Highway Administration to begin concrete repairs on westbound Route 40 in Joppa

Baltimore residents are frustrated with the Department of public works and its rolled-back services. A lawsuit against the city of Baltimore over bi-weekly trash pick-up is gaining ground. A petition filed in circuit court now has more than 175 signatures - from residents, business leaders, and shopping centers who the city to return to weekly trash pick up.

Baltimore City refuses to return to weekly trash pick up

Rev. Alfred Corrigan Daniel Vaughn, pastor of Baltimore’s Sharon Baptist Church, passed away quietly on March 19 at home surrounded by his family, his wife of sixty years Lillian Vaughn, and his two daughters, CaSandra and Rev. Lynnette Vaughn. About ten ministers showed up immediately following his death to...

Faith leaders, elected officials respond to death of Rev. Alfred C.D. Vaughn, pastor of Sharon Baptist Church

A Lamborghini driver was robbed early Wednesday morning in downtown Baltimore, city police said. City police said officers were called around 6:15 a.m. to the 400 block of Light Street, where a man was approached by two other men who demanded the victim's car keys, phone and wallet. The men...

Police: Lamborghini driver robbed of car, phone, wallet in downtown Baltimore

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Baltimore City police are removing one homicide from the books in 2023 because a shooting in Northeast Baltimore has been determined to be justified. The ruling surrounds a shooting that happened in early February. 42-year-old Joseph Garrison was shot in the 3900 block of Ridgecroft Road.

Killing in Northeast Baltimore ruled justified; shooter was defending himself, say police

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Governor Moore honors MTA workers in celebration of Transit Worker Appreciation Week

ANNAPOLIS, MD—Governor Wes Moore on Friday celebrated Transit Worker Appreciation Week by visiting the Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Transit Administration at the Eastern Bus Division...

Governor Moore honors MTA workers in celebration of Transit Worker Appreciation Week

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