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April 30 Breaking Record Heat With Some Storms And More Rain This Weekend
Baltimore set a new record on Monday with a High Temperature of 92ºF at BWI. This broke the old mark set in 1974 of 91ºF. Today’s temperatures should be a little lower, thanks to extra clouds. It should be noted that today’s record of 92ºF was set in 1910.
Police searching for Baltimore County homicide suspect
DUNDALK, MD—Police in Baltimore County are asking for the public’s help in locating a homicide suspect. Detectives with the Baltimore County Police Department’s Homicide Unit are requesting the public’s help in finding Daquan Corner. Corner is wanted in reference to a homicide that occurred in the...
Nominations open for Baltimore County Community Heroes Awards
Nominations are now open for Baltimore County’s annual Community Heroes Awards, which recognize seven individuals (one from each County Council district) who have made significant and meaningful contributions to their communities and for their selfless dedication to making a difference for those around them. “Baltimore County is home to a diverse network strong communities driven by incredible individuals who generously give their time to support their neighbors,” County Executive Johnny Olszewski said. ...
Remfest returns in May, featuring 80 local vendors
BALTIMORE — Warmer weather is upon us, which means it's festival season. One of them is Remfest 2024, going down on May 11th. It's Remfest's first appearance since 2022. Their inaugural event was held in 2018. They returned again in 2019 before going on a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19.
Baltimore County angler earns Master Angler Milestone Award
BALTIMORE, MD—A Baltimore County man has caught ten different trophy-sized species of fish in Maryland, and has been awarded the Master Angler Milestone Award from the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR).
Key Bridge collapse: Port channel reopening on target, recovery efforts continue, Gov. Moore says
A temporary shipping channel is expected to reopen at a greater depth to commercial vessel traffic at the Port of Baltimore around May 10, as salvage crews continue to work to free the Dali freighter from the wreckage from the Francis Scott Key Bridge, officials said Tuesday. The Dali struck a key support pillar of the bridge March 26, sending it plummeting into the Patapsco River and killing ...
U.S. News & World Report: Eastern Tech is top high school in Md.
According to U.S. News & World Report’s Best High Schools list released April 23, Eastern Technical High School drew a No. 1 ranking, seeing an improvement from last year's list. Five Baltimore County public high schools placed among the top 30 high schools in the state, 14 among the top 150, three among the state’s top five magnet schools and four among the nation’s best magnet schools. Eastern Tech and...
Key Bridge: 1st container ship reaches Port of Baltimore since bridge collapse
Officials on Sunday welcomed the first container ship to reach the Port of Baltimore since a ship collision brought down the Francis Scott Key Bridge, killing six and blocking the channel to vessels for weeks.
Police won't break up pro-Palestinian protest at Johns Hopkins 'barring any credible threat of violence'
BALTIMORE - Baltimore Police and city leaders are not in a rush to shut down a pro-Palestinian protest at Johns Hopkins University unless it gets out of control.Police said in a statement that the "City of Baltimore strongly stands with every person's First Amendment rights."Protesters set up an encampment and organized rallies on Monday and Tuesday on the Homewood campus.Demonstrators are calling for Johns Hopkins University to disinvest from Israel and disclose all financial ties to Israel as outrage grows over the mounting death toll in Gaza."Personally, we are Palestinian so it hits home a little bit more and we're just really...
Postal carriers rally for bill to deter assaults, robberies, mail theft
Postal carriers say it's time for Americans to deliver for them. At a rally Tuesday in Baltimore, carriers said assaults and robberies are occurring on their routes, and they have had enough. According to the National Association of Letter Carriers, 23 robberies and assaults have happened in the Baltimore area...
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