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Four Neurodevelopment Papers Retracted Over Data Integrity Issues

A probe by the University of Maryland, Baltimore has led to the retraction of four studies that explored the effect of maternal diabetes on neural tube formation. The university’s internal investigation identified image duplications and other data integrity issues in the studies, according to the retraction notices. The studies...

Baltimore, MD · 1d
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NottinghamMD.com

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The Week in Winners: Elkridge 7-Eleven sells $181,891 winning lottery ticket as Maryland payouts top $31 million

BALTIMORE, Md. — A convenience store in Elkridge sold a lottery ticket worth $181,891 last week, marking the state’s largest prize during a seven-day stretch that saw players claim more than $31.1 million in total winnings, Maryland Lottery officials announced on Monday. The winning World Championship Poker FAST PLAY ticket was purchased at a 7-Eleven […]

Maryland · 10h

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Natalie Ogilvie flips GOP-held Anne Arundel Council seat, makes history as first Latina elected

The Democrat is the first Latina to be elected to the County Council. Ogilvie told The Banner she was “extremely excited for the district,” which has not elected a Democrat since 1986. She will take over the seat from Fiedler, who was favored to win for her broad appeal in the district, which includes Arnold and Severna Park.

Anne Arundel County, MD · 1d
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Baltimore expands sewage cleanup program to cover dry-weather backups

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Baltimore City residents may now qualify for no-cost professional cleanup after certain basement sewage backups, even when the backup happens during dry weather. Mayor Brandon Scott and the Baltimore City Department of Public Works expanded the city’s Sewage Onsite Support Cleanup Program to include qualifying backups...

Baltimore, MD · 11h
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List of Maryland’s Top Ten Noodle Spots Includes a Local Restaurant at #1

Maryland food influencer Nomtastic Kim has shared a list of her ten favorite places for noodles across the state, featuring restaurants in Montgomery County, Baltimore, Annapolis, and surrounding areas. The list highlights a variety of noodle dishes, including ramen, pho, pad Thai, Sichuan noodles, Korean-Chinese jajangmyeon, and Filipino pancit bihon....

Montgomery County, MD · 16h

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Baltimore rolls out winter weather plan for 2026-27, urges residents to prepare

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Baltimore is preparing for another season of harsh winter weather with city leaders announcing a unified plan aimed at protecting residents and improving response efforts. Mayor Brandon Scott, joined by agency heads from emergency management, transportation, public works, recreation and parks, the health department and homeless...

Baltimore, MD · 10h

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Dill Dinkers Announces New Owners for Three Current Maryland Clubs, Eyes Seven More Across the State

Dill Dinkers, the Maryland-founded indoor pickleball company, has announced a change in ownership for three of its original locations, including clubs in Rockville and North Bethesda, along with plans for additional expansion across the state. According to a November 5 announcement, John and Condit Lyon have acquired the company’s Columbia,...

Rockville, MD · 1d

The Avenue News

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Community Assistance Network celebrates 60 years of service

On Nov. 12, 1965, the Community Assistance Network (CAN) was born to serve those in the community in need. Six decades later, CAN is as strong as ever. "Doing anything for 60 years, I think that's really worth celebrating," CAN Interim CEO Mitch Posner said. "Running a not-for-profit organization takes a lot of contributions of time, talent and treasure." While CAN is located in Dundalk at 7900 E. Baltimore St., it serves all of Baltimore County. There has historically been the greatest concentration of people who need the kinds of support that CAN offers on the east side of the county, Posner said. Four years ago, CAN doubled down on its investment in the community, anchoring itself through renovations and an expansion that totaled an investment of more than $1 million. "We're here to stay for a while now," Posner said. 'They give people hope' In 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Economic Opportunity Act into law, which established the foundation for Community Action Agencies and the War on Poverty. That created CAN. The Community Services Block Grant designates funds to 1,100 agencies across the country, Posner said. CAN is responsible for Baltimore County, one of 17 such organizations

Baltimore County, MD · 9h

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Army vs. Navy Game moves to first Saturday in December beginning in 2027 amid CFP expansion to 24 teams

Army-Navy will move from Dec. 11 to Dec. 4, 2027 due to the new 24-team College Football Playoff

Philadelphia, PA · 10h

WMAR 2 News Baltimore

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Stray Kids bringing 2027 world tour to M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore

K-pop group Stray Kids is bringing its 2027 world tour to Baltimore. The group will perform at M&T Bank Stadium in June, as part of its newly announced “RUN IT” world tour.

Baltimore, MD · 14h

The Dundalk Eagle

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Baltimore area gas prices dip over past week

Average gasoline prices in Baltimore have fallen 7.4 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $3.87 per gallon Monday, Nov. 9, according to GasBuddy's survey of 663 stations in Baltimore. Prices in Baltimore are 37.5 cents per gallon lower than a month ago and stand 75.8 cents per gallon higher than a year ago. The national average price of diesel has decreased 9.5 cents compared to a week ago and stands at $6.186 per gallon. According to GasBuddy price reports, the cheapest station in Baltimore was priced at $3.49 per gallon Sunday, Nov. 8, while the most expensive was $4.79 per gallon, a difference of $1.30 per gallon. The lowest price in the state Sunday was $3.49 per gallon while the highest was $5.79 per gallon, a difference of $2.30 per gallon. The national average price of gasoline has fallen 15.9 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $3.96 per gallon Monday. The national average is down 39.3 cents per gallon from a month ago and stands 92.2 cents per gallon higher than a year ago, according to GasBuddy data compiled from more than 11 million weekly price reports covering over 150,000 gas stations across the country. Historical

Baltimore, MD · 12h

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Tennessee Women’s Basketball Makes First-Ever HBCU Appearance In Trip To Coppin State

Coppin State women’s basketball is no stranger to taking on the giants of the sport, specifically those in the SEC. During the 2025-26 season alone, Coppin State visited Tennessee, faced Oklahoma and Georgia in neutral-site games and hosted South Carolina. The Eagles fell to the Lady Vols, 88-35, in Knoxville on Nov. 23 last year, but they had a chance to show improvement in Baltimore early this season on Nov. 5. Coppin lost, 98-60, though Tennessee head coach Kim Caldwell was impressed by the steps forward the Eagles had taken.

Baltimore, MD · 11h

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Hearst Television promotes Kevin Kalia to regional engineering role

Hearst Television on Monday announced the promotion of Kevin Kalia to the role of Regional Director of Engineering, expanding his responsibilities beyond engineering tasks at the company’s Boston-area station. Kalia will start in his new role in January, Hearst said. He will remain at WCVB (Channel 5, ABC) in...

Baltimore, MD · 10h

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Wrestling Splits First Duals of the Season Against Duke and No. 19 Rutgers

BETHLEHEM, Pa. – The Navy wrestling team (1-1) split its first two duals of the season at the Journeymen WrangleMania on Saturday afternoon at Liberty High School in Bethlehem, Pa. The Midshipmen swept Duke (0-2) in a 43-0 shutout before falling to No. 19 Rutgers (2-0), 24-12. "The team wrestled in a way that allows us to coach them," Navy head coach Cary Kolat said. "In most matches, our guys went outside their comfort zones, and that makes each of them a better individual and us a better team."

Annapolis, MD · 2d

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Blustery start to week ahead of wet end to week

BALTIMORE (WBFF)-- updated 6 a.m. November 9 — Cool start to a new week ahead of even colder air late week with the next weather-maker. Monday is mostly sunny and windy with highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. Milder Tuesday and Wednesday with highs in the mid...

Baltimore, MD · 16h

Main Street Dollars

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BGE customers have until Dec. 23 to send Maryland regulators comments on a $156 million electric rate request that could add about $8 a month to bills

Baltimore Gas and Electric customers have until Dec. 23 to send the Maryland Public Service Commission written comments on BGE’s request for a $156.1 million increase in electric base rates. The filing, Case No. 9888, would add about $8 a month to the average electric bill if the commission approves it. Rates stay where they […]

Maryland · 1d

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How Many Of These 4 Maryland Pancake Houses Have You Visited Since Childhood?

Some breakfast spots become part of the family story, right alongside beach trips and Sunday drives. In Maryland, a handful of pancake houses have fed kids who later came back with kids of their own. This list covers four of them, two near the Ocean City boardwalk crowd and two...

Ocean City, MD · 7h

WOLB 1010AM

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Baltimore Braces For Colder Temperatures, Possible Wintry Weather This Week

Baltimore is in for a weather roller coaster this week! Temperatures will climb into the upper 60s before a sharp cooldown brings cold rain and the possibility of snow in parts of Maryland.

Baltimore, MD · 13h

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Five playwrights announced for second cohort of Trans History Project

Baltimore Center Stage (BCS) and Breaking the Binary Theatre proudly announce the next cohort of its Trans History Project, a national initiative created by BCS Artist-in-Residence Bo Frazier. The project is dedicated to commissioning and developing ten new plays by ten transgender and gender-nonconforming (TGNC) writers. Cohort Two includes five plays by five TGNC playwrights.

Baltimore, MD · 1d

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Heritage Toyota Owings Mills hosts fifth annual vehicle giveaway for Maryland veterans

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Ten Maryland veterans received vehicles Monday through a partnership between Heritage | MileOne Autogroup and nonprofit Vehicles for Change. The fifth annual event was held at Heritage Toyota Owings Mills. Organizers said the vehicles are intended to help recipients get to work, medical appointments and school,...

Owings Mills, MD · 4h