As Maryland Heats Up, Cicadas Chirp Louder
Across our area, some of us have been seeing more and more cicadas over the last few days and some of them have been getting very loud.
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Across our area, some of us have been seeing more and more cicadas over the last few days and some of them have been getting very loud.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announced that the city will hold a virtual town hall for concerned community members and business owners in Fells Point.
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Prince George's County Police are on the scene of an officer-involved shooting in Temple Hills.
The Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter, better known as BARCS, is waiving adoption fees through June 13 after shelter officials say the shelter is out of space.
Fire is reportedly showing from the Amazon Warehouse in Perryville, according to the Susquehanna Hose Company.
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The Charmery is partnering with Eddie's of Roland Park to produce a limited-edition ice cream flavor to celebrate pride month.
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Queen Anne's County officials announced that 2 men have pleaded guilty to a 2020 Molotov Cocktail Incident.
The Baltimore County Community Assitance Network began the renovations of its food pantry in Dundalk on Wednesday.
The Baltimore Ravens spent the day renovating classrooms and spaces at 2 Baltimore City Schools.
Beginning January 1, Montgomery County residents must install window guards in units with children ages 10 and under.
The man who pleaded guilty to killing five people at The Capital Gazette almost 3 years ago was back in court Wednesday.
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