UPDATE: Mt. Vernon Dunkin' Donuts Reopened Following Closure For Rodent Infestation
Baltimore City's Health Department shut down a Mt. Vernon Dunkin' Donuts Monday after citing a heavy rodent infestation. The location has since been reopened.
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Baltimore City's Health Department shut down a Mt. Vernon Dunkin' Donuts Monday after citing a heavy rodent infestation. The location has since been reopened.
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Moco Students for Change plans to host another walkout on March 14 that honors the 17 people killed last year during a school shooting in Parkland, Florida.
A man was found shot to death inside his car in Perry Hall Tuesday, according to Baltimore County Police.
Pam James is not giving up after the mysterious death of her son while attending college in Pittsburgh.
It is only being distributed to limited restaurants and specialty bottle shops in the state.
A white delegate from Harford County apologized for allegedly calling Prince George's County, Maryland an "n-word district" during an after hours gathering at an Annapolis cigar bar.
Roxana Santos, a mother of four, is allowed to remain in the United States for now after meeting with ICE in Baltimore Tuesday morning.
In an 8-2 vote Tuesday night, the Baltimore School Board reversed its decision on arming school resource officers, following hours of scattered testimony inside a packed board meeting.
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The city, along with Woodward, a playground for progressive sports experiences and a POWDR company, announced the partnership that will bring Woodward WreckTangle to Ocean City, Md., opening late April until October.
Charges have been dropped against one of the men accused of murdering a Baltimore lacrosse star.
Medical Marijuana may be the answer patients are looking for to treat various medical conditions, but chances are they aren't looking to lose their homes or their jobs over it.
The family of a man who drowned in the Inner Harbor last year hoped that his death would have sparked big change along the promenade.
