Baltimore County Department Of Health Search For Man Who Removed Rabid Raccoon Off Roadway
Baltimore County Department of Health and Human Services is searching for a man who removed a rabid racoon from a roadway on Friday.
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Baltimore County Department of Health and Human Services is searching for a man who removed a rabid racoon from a roadway on Friday.
Police said 26-year-old Kevin Mendoza raped and tried to murder a woman as she walked into her apartment building Friday.
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The state of Maryland is making available nearly $10 million for efforts to bring reliable and affordable internet service to residents of rural communities.
Police say a woman in the home saw the suspect hiding behind a bathroom door and screamed for the homeowner. They say the three fought and responding officers found the homeowner holding the suspect at gunpoint.
The Baltimore Animal Rescue & Care Shelter (BARCs) is hoping to save a dog who was found in a Baltimore alley last week with severe injuries to her neck.
An Anne Arundel County woman now holds the state record for catching the largest common dolphinfish, also known as mahi mahi.
Baltimore's police commissioner will not support flying a surveillance plane over the city again.
Investigators tell WJZ officers were following a possibly stolen vehicle when it overturned along Belair Road near Interstate 695.
The legislation requires disclosure of all outside directorships, even if the group does not do business with the city.
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Health department officials are asking for help identifying a good Samaritan who removed a dead raccoon from a road in Baltimore County after the agency learned the animal was infected with rabies.
The U.S. Naval Academy has assigned reinstated professor Bruce Fleming to scholarly work as it appeals a judge's ruling overturning his dismissal.
Upwards of 5,000 Prince Hall Shriners are in the city, but they're not just here to handle official business -- they're also taking time to give back to the community.
