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| Closing arguments are scheduled to begin after 11 a.m. in the Baltimore Police Gun Trace Task Force trial in U.S. District Court. |
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| Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh said she has not had time to closely follow testimony in the trial of two police officers that has raised questions about how widespread corruption has spread through the department. |
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| Young Ran Smith serves as president of the Howard County chapter of the League of Korean Americans of Maryland, a Silver Spring-based association. |
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| A group of five Baltimore police officers could have to personally pay out $40,000 for a jury verdict that found they acted maliciously in the course of an arrest, a development that prompted a warning from the officers' union. |
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| A former political staff member told the Maryland Womenâs Caucus of the Maryland General Assembly on Wednesday that she had been the target of a string of embarrassing incidents of sexual harassment by lawmakers. |
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| Breast cancer is the leading cause of death among Hispanic women and the medical community is using outreach to try and lower the disparity. |
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| Federal Hill businesses are looking to hire private security guards to counter crime in the Baltimore neighborhood's commercial district. |
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| A man who jumped on the hood of a school bus last fall was sentenced in Baltimore County Court on Tuesday. |
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| The Ravens will have a full complement of executives, coaches and scouts in Indianapolis to look at the top prospects in the 2018 draft. |
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