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Maryland Woman Pleads Guilty to Stealing $238K and Tax Fraud

46-year-old Pasadena, MD woman has pleaded guilty to stealing more than $238,000 from a local youth athletic organization and failing to report the stolen money on her Maryland income tax return. According to Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown, Kelley Ann Haley, the former treasurer of the Pasadena Buccaneers Athletic...

Pasadena, MD · 1d
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New study finds Baltimore as No. 2 for phone, handheld thefts in the U.S.

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A new study found Baltimore ranks second in the country for phone and handheld thefts, according to the IT Asset Management Group (IT-AMG). Researchers found Baltimore had 471.2 thefts per 100,000 residents, placing it just behind Fort Lauderdale, Florida, which led the country with 480.1 thefts per 100,000 residents.

Baltimore, MD · 2d
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The Old Maryland Tavern Where One Ghost Story Still Gives Regulars The Chills

Edgar Allan Poe is said to have spent one of his final evenings at a bar where the stools are actual horse saddles. That detail alone made me sit up. The building dates to the Colonial era, and the bar inside is widely credited with serving guests since 1775. Now...

Baltimore, MD · 1d
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Locals Swear The Crab Cakes At This Unassuming Maryland Spot Have Been The Best In The State For Decades

One seafood counter claims to serve more than one million oysters and clams every single year. Somehow, the crab cakes there still steal most of the attention. The jumbo lump version is packed with big, sweet pieces of blue crab and very little filler. It’s the kind of crab cake that has travelers rearranging entire road trips around one lunch stop.

Baltimore, MD · 20h
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Warnings signs if you or someone you know may be having a stroke

Sen. Chris Murphy (D) announced that he has been released from Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore after suffering a stroke last Saturday. "This has been a scary experience for me and my family, and I appreciate the continued respect for our privacy. As I'm working towards a full recovery, I am staying engaged with my team and colleagues remotely, and my staff continues to carry out our legislative priorities, serve constituents, and ensure the work of my office continues uninterrupted."

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Repeat offender known as 'Skateboard Carl' arrested by Baltimore Police for 15th time

Why did Canton resident Travis Hedgepath delay fixing his window?. Baltimore City, MD (WBFF) — A man well-known to some Canton residents for allegedly committing repeated thefts and car break-ins is back behind bars, following his 15th arrest by Baltimore Police. Carl Weaver, 38, who has been dubbed "Skateboard...

Baltimore, MD · 1d

The Washington Times

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Baltimore man indicted, accused of trying to bribe port official to allow kratom entry

A Baltimore man is accused of trying to bribe a port official to allow entry of kratom, which is barred from import by the Food and Drug Administration.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Firefighters honored in Halethorpe after saving resident from burning building

HALETHORPE, Md. — Two Baltimore County firefighters were honored Friday for saving a resident from a burning building this past summer. Lt. Johnny Owens and EMT Firefighter Zachary Petry were celebrated by their department and colleagues in a ceremony at the Baltimore County Fire Station 5 in Halethorpe. On...

Halethorpe, MD · 1d

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Surveillance video shows suspects threaten bartender during Canton pub robbery

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Surveillance video obtained by FOX45 shows two suspects entering a Canton pub just before closing time Friday morning, implying they had a gun and demanding money from a bartender while customers were still inside. The robbery at O'Donnell's Pub and Grille was one of three crimes...

Baltimore, MD · 1d

CBS Baltimore

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Howard County mother calls for action as high school racial slur incident is investigated

The parent of an Atholton High School athlete is speaking out days after her son and his teammates were allegedly subjected to racial slurs and offensive language.

Howard County, MD · 1d

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The Enormous Used Bookstore In Maryland That Could Keep Book Lovers Browsing All Day

Every book here is stamped with a blunt little message: Not for Resale. This Is a Free Book. Yes, free. This deserves an immediate mention, mostly because my curiosity refuses to wait. The official limit is a cheeky 150,000 books per person, per day. Nobody here will take your money,...

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Six teams advance to next round of playoffs

Five local schools hosted and won their playoff games. One team won a playoff road game and three schools ended their season with road playoff loses. The Owls opened the playoffs with a shutout win at home. Owl quarterback Darryl Reid threw a screen pass to Logan Alderson and he...

Dundalk, MD · 15h

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Approved new Chesapeake Bay crossing will have 2 four-lane spans

BALTIMORE — The Maryland Transportation Authority on Thursday, Nov. 5 announced final environmental approval for the Chesapeake Bay Crossing Study. The approved crossing connecting Anne Arundel and Queen Anne’s counties will enhance safe and reliable travel for residents and visitors for years to come, minimize environmental impacts and add $23 billion to the local economy while creating more than 60,000 jobs, according to a news release from the MDTA.

Anne Arundel County, MD · 22h

The Money Overview

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Baltimore Gas and Electric wants $156.1 million more a year from Maryland electric customers, with comments due Dec. 23

Maryland regulators will hear from Baltimore Gas and Electric customers in person on Nov. 18, as BGE’s request for $156.1 million more a year in electric base-rate revenue moves through Public Service Commission Case 9888. Written comments are due Dec. 23. At BGE’s filing, the average electric customer’s bill would rise about $8 a month. […] The post Baltimore Gas and Electric wants $156.1 million more a year from Maryland electric customers, with comments due Dec. 23 appeared first on The Money Overview .

Maryland · 1d

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Police take suspect into custody following stabbing incident in Randallstown

A suspect was taken into custody this week following a stabbing incident Wednesday that left three people injured in Randallstown, county police said. The incident occurred at approximately 6 p.m. in the area of Tuscarora and Winands Road, police said. According to police, one victim sustained serious injuries but is...

Randallstown, MD · 1d

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» Closing Statements Heard in Ravenswood Avenue Murder Trial

On Nov 6, closing statements were heard before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Allan Lazerow regarding the murder trial of 21-year-old Shajuan Rodney Rice. Rice is charged with two counts of first-degree murder, six counts of firearm use in a violent crime, two counts of attempted first-degree murder, and two counts of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder. These charges are in connection to a 2025 shooting that resulted in the death of Ronald Glasco Jr., 25, and injury of a second victim.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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» Woman Confessed to Shooting at Neighbor, Claiming Victim Burglarized Her Home Minutes Earlier

A 26-year-old woman’s bail review was postponed for the second time on Nov. 6 in Baltimore City Circuit Court when the presiding judge informed counsel that he still had not received the defendant’s District Court bail transcript to review as previously requested by defense counsel. Defendant Andrea Hampton...

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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» Three Mistrials Later, Man Accused of 2024 Retaliatory Murder Set for Fourth Trial Early Next Year

Defendant Timothy Knott is expected for a fourth homicide trial in Baltimore City Circuit Court in early 2027 following three mistrials and a recent change in defense counsel. According to Baltimore Witness data, the 30-year-old defendant’s first mistrial was in April 2025 with Judge Lawrence Fletcher-Hill presiding. When the case concluded with a mistrial, Knott was tried two more times in February and September, both before Judge Robert K. Taylor Jr.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Maryland Man Sent to Grocery Store by Wife Comes Home With a $50K Lottery Surprise

A simple grocery errand turned into a five-figure payday after an Ellicott City man gave...

Ellicott City, MD · 1d

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Maryland urban, community farms share $100,000

The Maryland Department of Agriculture is awarding $100,000 to 11 urban farms and community gardens through the inaugural Urban Agriculture Grant Program. The funding will help urban producers grow their operations, strengthen neighborhood connections and expand access to healthy, fresh food, particularly in communities with limited access to grocery stores and local produce.

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