More states announce COVID-19 vaccine lottery promotions
States are hoping to see a jump in the number of residents being vaccinated.
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Maryland state song, which refers to Lincoln as "tyrant, is repealed
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan signed the repeal this week, calling "Maryland, My Maryland" "a relic of the Confederacy that is clearly outdated and out of touch."
Rombauer wins 2021 Preakness Stakes
Rombauer has won the 2021 Preakness Stakes, dashing the hopes of another Triple Crown winner. At race time, Medina Spirit, the Kentucky Derby winner, was the favorite at 2-1 odds, but placed third. CBSN's Lana Zak reports.
Crisis intervention team responds to mentally ill
According to the Treatment Advocacy Center, people with untreated severe mental illness are 16 times more likely to be killed during an encounter with law enforcement than other civilians. Police departments across the country use crisis intervention teams to intercede with the mentally ill, but one department in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, has been singled out for its success. CBS News' Debra Alfarone reports.
Deadly Mother's Day weekend across America
At least 10 mass shootings happened across the country over Mother's Day weekend, according to the Gun Violence Archive. In Colorado, police are searching for a motive after a gunman killed six adults at a birthday party, and a manhunt is underway in New York after a shooting in Times Square wounded three bystanders. CBS News correspondent Laura Podesta joins CBSN AM with the latest.
Maryland governor pardons boy, 33 other racial lynching victims
It was a first-of-its-kind pardon by a governor of a U.S. state.
Maryland could soon replace pro-Confederacy state song
"Maryland, My Maryland" is a Civil War-era call to arms for the Confederacy against then-President Abraham Lincoln.
Good Samaritan rescues infant ejected into bay during crash
Child was one of eight people hospitalized after crash on span in Ocean City, Maryland left one vehicle dangling over guardrail.
Many Americans crushed by medical debt as pandemic drags on
A growing number of Americans are having to take out personal loans to pay for their medical costs.
Farmers adapt to fight climate change
Farmers are often the first to feel the ramifications of climate change, and some are changing the way they operate from the ground up. CBS News' Natalie Brand takes us to Maryland, where one farm is making a difference with climate-smart techniques.
Home site linked to Harriet Tubman
Archaeologists in Maryland have discovered the site that was once home of Harriet Tubman's father, Ben Ross. The artifacts discovered there "humanized a man responsible for giving us a woman of epic proportions, Harriet Ross Tubman," said Tina Wyatt, Tubman's great-great-great-grandniece.
Author discusses Daunte Wright shooting
Robin Hood Foundation CEO Wes Moore, co-author of the book "Five Days," joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the violent police encounter of Daunte Wright, and comparisons to the events surrounding the death of Freddie Gray in Baltimore.
New details emerge about Navy medic who shot 2 sailors
"He was covered in blood and all he said to us was, 'I've been shot, there's an active shooter and he's still chasing me,'" witness says.
Navy medic dead after shooting 2 people
A Navy medic, armed with a rifle, opened fire on two sailors in an office park in Frederick, Maryland. He was killed after he refused to put down his weapon. Jeff Pegues has the details.
Navy medic killed on base after shooting 2 in Maryland
A U.S. Navy medic shot and critically injured two people at a business park in Frederick, Maryland, on Tuesday, authorities said.
Maryland lawmakers vote to repeal pro-Confederacy state song
Protests sparked by George Floyd death gave momentum to push to scrap Civil War-era song that refers to "Northern scum" and President Lincoln as a despot.
Calls to terminate cops who handcuffed 5-year-old
Newly released body camera footage shows Maryland police officers handcuffed and screamed at a 5-year-old boy during a January 2020 incident, telling the boy's mother she should "beat him." Michael George has more.
Latina councilmember's accent mocked during virtual racism chat
While discussing racial disparities in the COVID-19 vaccine rollout in Montgomery County, Maryland, councilmember Nancy Navarro was interrupted by two people who thought they were muted.
Feds issue warning after counterfeit masks seizure
Federal agents seized 1 million counterfeit N95 masks from a Maryland warehouse that were headed to the front lines in the battle against COVID-19. Some health care facilities have already spent millions on the fakes. Jeff Pegues reports.
Men with same name form a band
When four men with the same name befriended each other online, they eventually formed an international online band. Chip Reid has more on this most unusual quartet, The Paul O'Sullivan Band.
4 strangers named Paul O'Sullivan form band
When Paul O'Sullivan from Baltimore, Maryland reached out to other Paul O'Sullivans on Facebook, he realized many of them were musicians. Three of his fellow Pauls agreed to form a band — and the music ended up helping them get through 2020. CBS News' Caitlin O'Kane shares their story.
Man accused of using bat on cops during riot
A Maryland man has been charged in connection with the riot at the U.S. Capitol. Federal prosecutors said Emanuel Jackson was one of the first to enter the building and repeatedly struck police officers with a metal baseball bat. CBS Baltimore's Mike Hellgren reports.
8-year-old to be featured on Inauguration Day
At just 8-years-old, Cavanaugh Bell from Maryland will be among those featured during the presidential inauguration's primetime special, "Celebrating America." Throughout the pandemic, he's been delivering supplies and building mobile pantries for communities in need. Now, he's taking on a larger role and will be introducing musician Justin Timberlake. Mireya Villarreal caught up with Cavanaugh ahead of the big day.
Retired mathematician fixes bikes for hundreds free of charge
Ric Jackson has fixed more than 650 bikes for friends, neighbors, even strangers.
Maryland man doesn't charge a dime for bike fixes
A retired mathematician in Maryland has been fixing hundreds of bikes for free for neighbors, friends — even strangers. Chip Reid shares the story.
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