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 Friday, Jan 26 An executive from Amazon briefed senior Baltimore officials on the city's failed proposal to host the retailer's second headquarters, but didn't provide specific reasons why the city fell short. |
| Protesters and some residents of a sprawling downtown homeless encampment pulled tents, blankets and trash into Guilford Avenue on Friday, demonstrating against the cityâs plan to raze the tent city. |
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| After he was named Baltimoreâs acting police commissioner by Mayor Catherine Pugh, Darryl De Sousa gave an order for an unspecified command-level office to have its access to department files and communication systems cut off immediately for fear that sensitive information would be leaked, he said. |
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| Hereâs a rundown of what weâve learned from the trial of two police officers from the Baltimore Police Departmentâs Gun Trace Task Force. |
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| Police did not provide details of the investigation at the Owings Mills school. |
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| Fentanyl continues to lead the state's opioid deaths in the latest figures released by the Maryland Department of Health. |
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| Two of the team's most popular players are not attending FanFest. |
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| The Baltimore County school system's ethics panel has completed its investigation of an ethics complaint filed against interim superintendent Verletta White |
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| The opioid epidemic has first responders instituting new policies and deploying drug detection devices to ensure no one accidentally overdoses on fentanyl or analogs that are responsible for thousands of deaths in the state and more around the country. |
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| Police charged the teen, Daquane Antonio Ray, as an adult, a press release said, saying the charges include arson, malicious burning, first degree assault and theft and are related to Thursday's Catonsville house fire and elementary school lockdown. |
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