Baltimore State's Attorney plans to retry 2022 rowhome fire
The Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office announces plans to retry the man accused of setting a vacant Stricker Street rowhome on fire back in 2022.
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The Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office announces plans to retry the man accused of setting a vacant Stricker Street rowhome on fire back in 2022.
The Broadway musical was last at the Hippodrome in 2023.
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Republican gubernatorial candidate Dan Cox called Wednesday for a statewide ban on new mega data centers.
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Head coach Mike Locksley is departing the University of Maryland after the team got off to a 2-5 start to the 2026 season.
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