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 Friday, Apr 13 Some Baltimore city schools are running behind schedule when it comes to holding the state-mandated number of safety drills this year. |
| The first public court hearing on the Baltimore Police consent decree since it went into effect last spring begins before U.S. District Judge James K. Bredar at 10 a.m. Friday. |
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| A federal appeals court rules Friday that a Maryland law passed last year to stop drug companies sharply increasing the price of generic medicines violates the Constitution. |
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| It's not just the number of words that children hear, it's conversation with parents and others that stimulates their language acquisition and brain development, new research suggests. |
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| The Orioles have had their share of bench-clearing scuffles throughout their history. They're in Boston this weekend, where they've batted the Red Sox previously and the Red Sox are fresh off a big brawl against the Yankees. |
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| It has been nearly 20 years since Irv Naylor fell from his horse during a steeplechase race and broke his neck. He returned to the sport and began corralling many of the 40 horses that have made him a mainstay on the timber circuit. |
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| Baltimore City officials will announce a citywide initiative Monday to curb the rate of number of in the city, which are 20 percent higher than the rest of the state. |
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| The National Weather Service has both counties on alert Thursday and Friday for the “enhanced threat” of wildfires. |
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| Former TV producer Jill Blackstone was arrested at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore after being charged in the killing of her deaf and partially blind sister, according to authorities. |
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| An insurance company attorney raised questioned in court how Cynthia Vaillancourt can claim a cognitive disability while presiding over the Howard County school board. |
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