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March 8, 2018

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Dallas Dance set to appear in Baltimore County court to face perjury charges

Thursday, Mar 8

Former Baltimore County school superintendent Dallas Dance is set to appear in Circuit Court to face four counts of perjury for failing to disclose paid consulting work to the school system as required by ethics rules.

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Baltimore to join lawsuit against U.S. health agency over cuts to programs that help prevent teen pregnancy

Baltimore is planning to join a lawsuit challenging a cut in funding for programs designed to drive down teen pregnancy rates, the city's top lawyer said Wednesday.

Free lunch program unintentionally cost some Baltimore schools thousands in federal funding

The district previously used a family’s eligibility for the Free and Reduced Meals program as a proxy for poverty. It’s now based on a family’s participation in federal aid programs, which immigrants are less likely to apply or qualify for.

Baltimore approves spending of $200,000 to pay lawyers to help immigrants fight deportations

As the Trump administration continues its battle against illegal immigration, Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh said Wednesday the city will pay a team of lawyers to represent immigrants facing deportation.

Former Maryland governors Glendening, Ehrlich join to support 'smart' approaches to crime

Former Maryland Govs. Glendening and Ehrlich make a rare joint appearance to support 'smart' approaches to crime.

Baltimore ambulance struck by bullet, prompting police investigation

A Baltimore ambulance was struck by gunfire in Northwest Baltimore on Wednesday morning, prompting a police investigation that is ongoing, police and fire officials confirmed.

Maryland projects nearly $400 million more in tax revenue than expected

The Maryland agency that forecasts tax collections predicted the state will take in nearly $400 million more this year and next than previously expected.

Johns Hopkins students voice concern about bill to create university police force

Johns Hopkins students and faculty raised questions at a forum held Wednesday to discuss the prospect of the school’s creation of a new police force.

Orioles want more of the same from Richard Bleier after he won bullpen spot last season

Orioles left-hander Richard Bleier became one of the game's most successful and consistent relievers with a sneaky sinker in 2017. It might seem hard to envision more in spring training, but manager Buck Showalter wants more of the same.

'I finally have my body back': Saints' Mauti, Block Award recipient, overcomes ulcerative colitis

“I’ve overcome the hardest frickin’ obstacle I ever faced in my life,” said Michael Mauti, who needed three operations to beat the inflammatory bowel disease that affects nearly 1 million Americans.