Additional 135 million doses of Emergent BioSolutions-made COVID vaccines rejected, panel says
Johnson & Johnson recently told lawmakers that 135 million doses failed inspection and were deemed "unusable."
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Mortgage rates climb above 5% once again
While the volatility in mortgage rates remains, there are signs that the housing market is starting to stabilize.
Baltimore Black Business Quest showcases local Black-owned businesses, helps nonprofits
In just a week and a half, the three-day We Give Black Fest dedicated to social change, fundraising and highlighting Black-led organizations serving greater Baltimore will be held at West Covington Park.
The Choco Taco is not quite dead yet
A few weeks ago, Klondike appalled the internet when it said that the Choco Taco would be discontinued. This week, it reversed course, saying the beloved ice cream treat may be coming back - eventually.
MD receives $22.9M for offshore wind apprenticeship program
The Maryland Works for Wind project will partner local companies and unions to develop a training model for the offshore wind industry, while trying to reach potential workers from underserved populations.
Airbnb says demand is soaring even amid economic uncertainty
Airbnb said Tuesday that it had 103.7 million bookings on its platform during the three months ended in June, a new quarterly high for the company.
Amazon's Ring has provided doorbell footage to police without owners' consent 11 times so far this year
Under its policies, Ring "reserves the right to respond immediately to urgent law enforcement requests for information in cases involving imminent danger of death or serious physical injury to any person," the company said.
Baltimore Convention Center executive director will retire in Sept. after 44 years in industry
Peggy Daidakis, executive director of the Baltimore Convention Center, will retire in September after 36 years in the position and 44 years in the convention industry, Mayor Brandon Scott said.
Maryland Will Partner On Program To Develop And Train IT Workers, Hogan Says
The state's Department of Information Technology is partnering with Catalyte, Inc., and Digital Network Group, LLC, to provide training for people without an IT background.
Another Recession Warning: Falling Copper Prices
Copper is used in many construction materials, including electrical wires and water pipes. That means it's often viewed as a proxy for economic activity.
Flying Dog Teams Up With 2 Breweries To Form Right Coast Spirits, Offering Canned Cocktails
Flying Dog has joined Harpoon Brewery and Saranac Brewing Co., to form Right Coast Spirits, with initial plans to release four flavors of vodka-based ready-to-drink cocktails.
Canceled Flights Rise Across US As Summer Travel Heats Up
By early afternoon in the eastern U.S., airlines has scrubbed more than 1,100 flights after canceling more than 1,700 on Thursday, according to tracking service FlightAware.
SWARC Chair Defends Panel's Actions On Mobile Sports Betting Following Criticism From Gov. Hogan
The state's law "particularly complex" because it has provisions encouraging participation from small businesses, women-owned businesses and minority-owned businesses, according to the SWARC chair.
Baby Formula Production At Abbott's Michigan Plant Delayed After Flooding From Severe Storms
Abbott said that once the plant is re-sanitized and production resumes, it will restart EleCare production, followed by specialty and metabolic formulas.
Here's What The Fed Rate Hike Means For You
The US central bank increased its benchmark interest rate by three-quarters of a percentage point on Wednesday, which is the biggest single hike since 1994.
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Juvenile charged following reports of "shots fired" at Bel Air pool, deputies say
A juvenile has been charged in connection with a report of gunfire at a public pool in Bel Air, Maryland, according to the Harford County Sheriff's Office.
Anne Arundel County teachers call attention to staffing crisis, protest contract employees
Dozens of Anne Arundel County teachers gathered together on Monday and rallied against how the public school district is addressing a staffing crisis.
Metro Crime Stoppers offers rewards of 8K each for information on three different homicides
Metro Crime Stoppers is offering rewards of up to $8,000 each for tips that lead investigators to the people responsible for killing three men in different parts of the city within the past three weeks, according to authorities.
Taulia Tagovailoa leads impressive Maryland passing attack
With an experienced quarterback in Taulia Tagovailoa and a talented receiving corps, Maryland has built an exciting passing attack that has won its share of games in the Big Ten.
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Maryland man held without bail in deadly boating hit-and-run
A Maryland man charged in the hit-and-run boating death of an Anne Arundel County woman was ordered held without bail Monday, court records show.
Train strikes tractor-trailer in Southeast Baltimore
No injuries have been reported.
Maryland State Fair kicks off in 10 days with extended weekends
The fair kicks off on August 25 with new expanded dates, opening over three long weekends and ending on September 11.
Annapolis man handed 15 year sentence for hit-and-run in Glen Burnie, assault on officers
The 26-year-old faced charges in a hit-and-run crash, multiple counts of assault on police, drug charges and a slew of related charges.
Maryland Lottery & Gaming raked in record-breaking $1.5B this fiscal year
The revenue supports the state's schools, public health, public safety and other state services.
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Getting the scoop on the Harford County Snowball Trail
There's no better way to cool off than with a delicious snowball. Perhaps the best way to try out all the different flavors is taking a trek along the Harford County Snowball Trail.
Where's Marty? Checking in with The Charmery as the ice cream shop celebrates 9 years in business
Nine years ago this weekend, The Charmery opened with the hope of every new small local business: to survive. They have more than survived, much more!
Meteorologist Tim Williams has your Friday morning forecast
Meteorologist Tim Williams has your Friday morning forecast
TSA sounds alarm after replica gun found at BWI
A replica gun was recovered by security early Friday morning at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, officials said.
Where's Marty? Checking out a new crustacean sensation
Everyone enjoys dining on crabs, but how do you feel about crab-themed artwork? That's the subject of this story.
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Taulia Tagovailoa leads impressive Maryland passing attack
With an experienced quarterback in Taulia Tagovailoa and a talented receiving corps, Maryland has built an exciting passing attack that has won its share of games in the Big Ten.
Ravens cornerback Marcus Peters returns to practice
Baltimore Ravens cornerback Marcus Peters returned to practice Monday.
Flacco, 37, steps in at QB for Jets with Wilson sidelined
There are moments — and they seem to be increasing by the year — when Joe Flacco knows his teammates are laughing at him.
Rasmussen loses perfect game in 9th, Rays beat Orioles 4-1
Drew Rasmussen took a perfect game into the ninth inning, and the Tampa Bay Rays expanded their lead over Baltimore for the final AL wild card to 1 1/2 games with a 4-1 victory over the Orioles on Sunday.
McClanahan stops 2-start skid, Rays beat Orioles 8-2
All-Star Shane McClanahan stopped a two-start losing streak, working six solid innings as the Tampa Bay Rays moved back in front of the Baltimore Orioles in the AL wild-card race with an 8-2 victory on Saturday.
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Baltimore City to distribute $1,000 payments to parents in guaranteed income pilot program
Baltimore City will soon distribute $1,000 payments to 200 young parents who were selected via randomized lottery to take part in the city's guaranteed income pilot program, according to city officials.
Maryland board seeking earlier mail-in ballot count
The Maryland State Board of Elections voted Monday to file an emergency petition in court that seeks an earlier count of mail-in ballots for the general election in November.
Sen. Van Hollen discusses recovery from minor stroke
"I think the lesson for all of us is you've got to look out for your health," he said.
Mayor Scott signs bill targeting calls for false burglar alarms
The bill reduces the number of false alarms, from 15 to five, that police are required to respond to before the property is placed on the city's false alarm registry.
FBI seized 'top secret' documents from Trump home
The FBI recovered documents that were labeled "top secret" from former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida, according to court papers released Friday after a federal judge unsealed the warrant that authorized the unprecedented search this week.
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DPW celebrates city's water system with music, food and tours at Dam Jam
Baltimore City's Department of Public Works is celebrating the system that brings drinking water to people's homes with the return of Dam Jam, a festival featuring music, food trucks and family activities.
Where's Marty? Checking in with The Charmery as the ice cream shop celebrates 9 years in business
Nine years ago this weekend, The Charmery opened with the hope of every new small local business: to survive. They have more than survived, much more!
Well Seasoned: How Old Bay seasoning became a cult favorite
CBS News correspondent Major Garrett talks with 97-year-old Ralph Brunn about the cult following surrounding his dad's creation: Old Bay seasoning.
Moving History's summer program takes a hands-on approach to teaching African culture
Over the course of several weeks, students will learn about the African diaspora during a cooking class, and how the Mali Empire used drums to communicate at long distances.
Where's Marty? At The Peale ahead of its 208th birthday and grand reopening
Over its history, the building on Holiday Street, a stone's throw away from City Hall, has had many incarnations.
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Diapers cost families a fortune, but now some states will stop taxing them
Disposable diaper prices have jumped 20% over the past year, according to the latest data from NielsenIQ.
Wegmans is phasing out plastic bags at Maryland stores
Starting later this month, all Wegmans stores in Maryland are phasing out single-use plastic bags.
Marylanders, Friday is the deadline to file & pay your taxes
Time is running out for Marylanders to pay their state income taxes if they haven't already done so.
State Reveals New Home Loan Products To Help Marylanders Buy New Homes
The Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development's Maryland Mortgage Program is launching a variety of new home loan products to provide more flexible options for down payments and closing cost assistance, according to housing officials.
Amazon, Rite Aid Cap Purchase Of Emergency Contraceptives
Amazon is limiting how many emergency contraceptives consumers can buy, joining other retailers who put in place similar caps following the Supreme Court decision overruling Roe v. Wade.
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Additional 135 million doses of Emergent BioSolutions-made COVID vaccines rejected, panel says
Johnson & Johnson recently told lawmakers that 135 million doses failed inspection and were deemed "unusable."
Mortgage rates climb above 5% once again
While the volatility in mortgage rates remains, there are signs that the housing market is starting to stabilize.
Baltimore Black Business Quest showcases local Black-owned businesses, helps nonprofits
In just a week and a half, the three-day We Give Black Fest dedicated to social change, fundraising and highlighting Black-led organizations serving greater Baltimore will be held at West Covington Park.
The Choco Taco is not quite dead yet
A few weeks ago, Klondike appalled the internet when it said that the Choco Taco would be discontinued. This week, it reversed course, saying the beloved ice cream treat may be coming back - eventually.
MD receives $22.9M for offshore wind apprenticeship program
The Maryland Works for Wind project will partner local companies and unions to develop a training model for the offshore wind industry, while trying to reach potential workers from underserved populations.
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Mental health top of mind as students head back to school
With Maryland students about to head back to school, an issue on the mind of many parents and health care workers is children's mental health.
Sen. Van Hollen discusses recovery from minor stroke
"I think the lesson for all of us is you've got to look out for your health," he said.
What Marylanders make of the CDC's new COVID-19 guidelines
After two and a half years of social distancing and quarantine after exposure, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has relaxed its guidelines for COVID-19.
More Black NFL retirees win dementia cases in rescored tests
Hundreds of Black NFL retirees denied payouts in the $1 billion concussion settlement now qualify for awards after their tests were rescored to eliminate racial bias.
CDC updates its COVID-19 guidelines in sweeping overhaul
The agency says the new revisions acknowledge "the pandemic is not over" but should not disrupt daily life as much as it used to.
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Siblings offer free concert to benefit Kennedy Krieger Institute
Want to kick off your Saturday evening on a high note? You're in luck.
We Give Black Fest aims to highlight black-led organizations with 3-day festival
In roughly one week, the We Give Black Fest will host its annual CLLCTIVLY event at West Covington Park in Baltimore.
Maryland sportsbooks handle $15M in July
Maryland's six sportsbooks handled more than $15.4 million in bets in July.
Maryland Zoo welcomes Marigold, a newborn blue duiker
The blue duiker is a species of antelope found in the forests of Africa.
O's to celebrate 30th anniversary of Oriole Park with 'I Love the 90s' concert series Saturday
Baltimore's own Dru Hill and Smash Mouth will perform Saturday as the Birdland Summer Music Series continues with "I Love the 90s."
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Maryland Weather: Wet & cool Monday
It will remain cloudy with a high near 77.
Derek Beasley has your Sunday night forecast
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Maryland Weather: Comfortable but cloudy Sunday
Comfortable temps with an increase in clouds, maintain a calm Sunday.
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Derek Beasley has your Monday night forecast
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Anne Arundel County teachers call attention to staffing crisis, protest contract employees
Dozens of Anne Arundel County teachers gathered together on Monday and rallied against how the public school district is addressing a staffing crisis.
Maryland board seeking earlier mail-in ballot count
The Maryland State Board of Elections voted Monday to file an emergency petition in court that seeks an earlier count of mail-in ballots for the general election in November.
Police say 5 killed in string of weekend shootings across Baltimore
Since Friday afternoon, at least five people have been murdered in Baltimore, and at least eight others injured.
Family of man killed by officer files lawsuit against Anne Arundel County Police
The family of a 20-year-old man shot and killed in January by an Anne Arundel County Police officer will file a federal civil rights lawsuit Monday against the police department, their lawyers announced.