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Friday rain and storms before cooler weekend
BALTIMORE (WBFF) -- Updated 6:30 a.m. November 6 — Scattered showers on Friday with highs in the mild 70s ahead of a cooler weekend. Cold front slowly moves through the area with an area of low pressure, producing more showers and storms. Rain lingers into Friday afternoon with highs...
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Convenience Store Run Leads to $50,000 Scratch-off Win
A Baltimore mother of five, who occasionally asks her family to pick up a lottery ticket during convenience store runs, is celebrating a $50,000 win on the Extreme Green scratch-off. The retired corrections officer considers herself a casual Maryland Lottery player who rarely makes purchases but enjoys the fun of...
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November 6: Thunderstorms And Tracking More Rain Then A Windy And Cooler Weekend
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!. A cluster of thunderstorms passed through Central Maryland after 3 AM, waking many people up. The proof is in the pudding from the post I made on Facebook at 4 AM, which received hundreds of responses. A narrow band of...
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Baltimore councilwoman, advocate seek public health response to post-incarceration syndrome
Councilwoman Phylicia Porter (D-District 10) is teaming up with former drug trafficker turned author and public health advocate Kevin Shird to address post-incarceration syndrome (PICS), a term used to describe the psychological and social challenges formerly incarcerated people face during reentry. While a number of reentry services are aimed at...
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SUN: Harford Road residents threaten lawsuit over Baltimore housing bill
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Opponents of Baltimore’s newly approved Harford Road Overlay District said on Thursday they will take legal action against the legislation if it becomes law, continuing a fight that previously resulted in a court victory for residents. The meeting comes after the Baltimore City Council voted...
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» Fire Lieutenant Testifies Victim’s Burning Was ‘Intentional’ in 2019 Murder Trial
A Prince George’s County, Maryland Fire Department lieutenant testified before DC Superior Court Judge Rainey Brandt on Nov. 4 that the fire that burned a 24-year-old woman’s body in 2019 was set intentionally with gasoline. Thomas Fields Jr., 42, is charged with first-degree murder while armed with aggravating...