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Northeast Eagles Announce Basketball and Football Schedule Against Local Anne Arundel County Opponents

The Northeast Eagles have released their upcoming basketball and football schedules, featuring games against nearby Anne Arundel County teams and regional opponents. All contests are held at Northeast High School in Pasadena, Maryland unless otherwise noted. The football program is set to play a road game against Westlake High School...

Anne Arundel County, MD · 2d
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MedStar Health offers non-invasive treatment for essential tremor and Parkinson’s disease

BALTIMORE — A Baltimore grandfather who spent 25 years as a police officer has a new reason to enjoy his retirement: making Sunday breakfast for his family. For years, Mark Hunter lived with essential tremor, a neurological condition that caused his hands to shake involuntarily. Although the condition never prevented him from enjoying life, it increasingly complicated ordinary tasks. Putting a screwdriver into a screw could require both hands. Even flipping pancakes for his family became challenging. Hunter became MedStar Health’s first patient to undergo focused ultrasound, an advanced, incisionless procedure that uses MRI-guided ultrasound energy to target a specific area of the brain responsible for tremor. Dr. Justin Martello, chief of Neurology for the Baltimore region, performed the procedure in just over two hours at MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center. Hunter went home the same day. Essential tremor is a neurological condition that causes involuntary shaking, most commonly in the hands. It can interfere with everyday activities such as eating, drinking, writing, and performing tasks requiring fine motor control. While medications can help some patients, others continue to experience symptoms that affect their quality of life. According to published research in the Journal of the American Medical Association, estimates

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Attached Housing Stands Out in Baltimore’s Housing Market

Annualized new-home sales declined 5.2% in September to 2,613 units. Attached housing accounted for 1,951 sales versus 662 detached sales during the period. However, the Baltimore market is sending mixed signals as 2026 winds down. By comparison, the market’s average new-home sales rate of 2.4 homes per project matched Maryland and remained above the national rate of 2.0.

Baltimore, MD · 2d
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Barnes & Noble coming to Harbor East next month

Harbor East will be the next neighborhood to gain a Barnes & Noble bookstore. The bookseller will open a new location on Dec. 9 at 801 Aliceanna St., Suite 105. It will replaces the former Oceanaire Seafood Room, which closed in March. The new Barnes & Noble will occupy about...

Baltimore, MD · 1d
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Baltimore City agencies told to draft budgets with 5% cuts for next fiscal year

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — City agencies are bracing for a 5% reduction in spending next fiscal year. According to the mayor's office, "all city agencies have been tasked with evaluating their current spending to develop an early draft budget proposal that includes a recommended spending reduction of approximately 5%." The...

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Serviceberry Farm launches new Holiday Lane Christmas event at Cromwell Valley Park

PARKVILLE, Md. — Serviceberry Farm at Cromwell Valley Park is launching a new seasonal tradition this year with the debut of Holiday Lane, an old-fashioned Christmas experience featuring tree sales, holiday treats, and a centerpiece designer showhouse. Admission to the main Holiday Lane grounds is free to the public. Visitors can browse Christmas trees and […]

Baltimore County, MD · 2d

CBS Baltimore

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More showers and colder air moving into Maryland

Winter-like temperatures are expected over the next few days with highs only in the upper 40s to near 50

Baltimore, MD · 18h

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Little Patriots Civics Bee offers K-5 students a shot at $100,000 in scholarships

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A new scholarship competition is giving America's youngest students a chance to win big while learning about American civics. Little Patriots Civics Bee is a nationwide contest for students in kindergarten through fifth grade that challenges children to think critically, express their ideas, and better understand how government works. The Bee is hosted by the American Cornerstone Institute, founded by Dr. Ben Carson, and will award $100,000 in prizes to participating students.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Snow in Baltimore? Flurries possible north and east of city, but rain likely on Friday

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — First accumulating snow is possible for parts of the Alleghenies with just rain showers in the Baltimore area. Locally, rain showers are likely Thursday. As cooler air moves in tonight, a few showers are possible this evening. Friday morning will also come with a chance of...

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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MaxPreps Game of the Week: No. 5 IMG Academy at St. Frances Academy features 84 players with at least one Division I offer

The MaxPreps Game of the Week features a pair of national powers as St. Frances Academy (Baltimore, Md.) hosts No. 5 IMG Academy (Bradenton, Fla.) on Saturday. The showdown features a combined 84 players that have landed at least one FBS or FCS offer, with each having 42. Each squad...

Bradenton, FL · 1d

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Microplastics in the Chesapeake: Report Finds Contaminants in Virginia, Maryland waterways

A small-scale study from the advocacy group Environment America found evidence of microplastics throughout the Chesapeake Bay watershed, the group announced Tuesday. Using citizen scientists, the group collected several water samples at 15 different places throughout the watershed, including five sites in Maryland waterways. They found microplastics at every site, whether in the form of plastic fiber, film, beads, or fragments.

Maryland · 1d

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Laid off, then targeted: Job seeker paid $500 pursuing a fake opening

BALTIMORE — Companywide layoffs left Linda Kenyon looking for work. Then a headhunter reached out with a job he said matched her experience. The longtime journalist and former CBS Radio White House correspondent had marked herself open to work on LinkedIn. The recruiter pitched a communications position at Pew Research Center.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Morgan State University Earns Multiple National Distinctions for Excellence in Supporting Veterans and Military-Connected Students

University Secures 2026–2027 Military Friendly Gold Status, Military Friendly Spouse School Designation and Recognition Among Nation’s Best Colleges for Veterans. — Continuing its longstanding commitment to serving those who have served the nation, Morgan State University has earned a new slate of national recognitions honoring its support of veterans, active-duty service members and military-connected students. The University, through the efforts of its Veterans Engagement Services program, has secured the 2026–2027 Military Friendly® School designation with Gold Status, along with recognition as a Military Friendly® Spouse School, while also earning distinctions from Military Times and U.S. Veterans Magazine among the nation’s leading institutions for veterans pursuing higher education.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Baltimore U.S. Navy Veteran remembers deadly 1989 USS Iowa blast

The date was April 19th, 1989. Eric Worthen Sr. Worthen, a Baltimore native and Navy Veteran, was aboard the USS Iowa in Norfolk, Virginia.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Curing sickle cell with new treatments in Maryland and beyond

According to the World Health Organization, around 8 million people are living with sickle cell around the world. The cure for sickle cell has long been bone marrow transplants—a process that requires a matching donor. But now, hospitals including Children's National Hospital in Washington, D.C. and the University of...

Maryland · 2d

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In Depth: BGE, MPRP and policies shaping Maryland's energy debate

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Winter is coming, and Marylanders are bracing for the potential of higher energy bills. There are several factors at play, including policies and projections. On this week’s edition of FOX45 News In Depth with Mikenzie Frost, we look at the utility and energy fight. In Baltimore,...

Maryland · 18h