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Troubled city liquor store closes
The shuttered Linden Liquors on North Avenue was a "hub" for drug dealers, according to police.
Boy, 17, found shot in E. Baltimore home
A 17-year-old boy was listed as stable this morning after city police found him in a home last night suffering from a serious gunshot wound, authorities said.
Judge bars carjack evidence in trial of man accused of killing city officer
Judge bars carjack evidence in trial of man accused of killing city officer
The prosecution of a man charged with killing an off-duty Baltimore police officer suffered a setback yesterday when a judge ruled that jurors could not hear evidence linking the defendant to a carjacking days before the homicide.
City schools 'more ready' than ever, Alonso says
Few staff vacancies as start of classes nears, Alonso says
With seven days left until students return to classrooms, city schools have a small number of positions left to fill, schools CEO Andres Alonso said yesterday.
Woman, 19, found dead in park was strangled
An autopsy by the state medical examiner's office has ruled the death of a 19-year-old woman, whose body was found under a bridge in Herring Run Park on Friday, a homicide by strangulation, a city police spokesman said. The victim's name was being withheld pending notification of family, said Agent Donny Moses, the spokesman.
Teen shot Aug. 7 dies of his injuries
A boy shot Aug. 7 outside his
mother's home in the 2900 block
of Garrison Blvd. has died, a city
police spokesman said.
Two shot in separate robbery attempts
Two men were shot in armed robbery attempts in different neighborhoods Sunday night, Baltimore police said.
Why is Jessamy so upset at jury study?
H aving gratefully escaped being seated on a Baltimore City jury despite multiple summonses for duty, I would have to agree with what Groucho Marx said in a different context: He wouldn't want to belong to any club that would have him as a member.
Waiting for fiber-optic service in the city? Keep waiting
T he Q: We've written a lot here about Verizon's fiber-optic video, voice and data services. Lots of people tell us how much they love it. Some people write to say they hate it, especially the problems they've had getting it installed properly. And some people, like reader Susan Gillette, just want to know when FiOS is coming to their neighborhood.
Long-neglected American Brewery building becomes a 'symbol of hope'
Long-neglected American Brewery building becomes a 'symbol of hope' for a blighted city neighborhood
With its $21.2 million restoration, the American Brewery building, an East Baltimore landmark, is emerging from 35 years of neglect and vacancy and becoming a 'symbol of hope' for a blighted city neighborhood.
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Troy to take turn under center
It's your turn Troy Smith.
Baltimore suspect charged in cold-case rape, murder
Baltimore City police on Wednesday charged a 38-year-old registered sexually violent offender in a cold-case rape and murder - a year after they got a DNA match.
More schools reach progress targets
Nearly 84 percent of elementary and middle schools in Maryland this year avoided harsh consequences by reaching rising reading and math standards mandated by the No Child Left Behind law, according to data released Thursday.
GAO: Base will be short workers
Opponents of closing Fort Monmouth, N.J., said they've been vindicated by a government report that says Aberdeen Proving Ground could be short 2,200 employees when Monmouth's jobs move there in 2011.
Young defense gets big preseason challenge
It might just be the preseason, but the Ravens defense is ready for a stern test when it hosts the Minnesota Vikings on Saturday at M&T Bank Stadium.
Region's food, gas, energy prices fuel retail inflation
Retail prices in the Baltimore region continued their upward trend in July, rising 1.7 percent from May to July, after a 1.1 percent increase in the previous two-month period.
Inmate testifies in stabbing of officer
The Anne Arundel courtroom was tight with security Thursday as a shackled inmate risked his safety and took the stand to identify a fellow inmate as an attacker in the fatal stabbing of a correctional officer in 2006.
'Put the guns down,' boxing coach says
Marvin McDowell has a message for teens in Baltimore: "Put the guns down and put the gloves up."
Hoff has long flight home
Katie Hoff will not win a gold medal.
Family health center is lifesaver in Cherry Hill
Alvin Lee, at 62 still looking strong enough to flatten a linebacker, strides into the Family Health Center in Cherry Hill in short pants and sandals, as though heading out to summer football practice. That's what he used to do, back when he was a legendary high school running back at Poly and then one of the first African-American athletes at the University of Maryland.
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FBI Had, Then Tossed Anthrax Type Used In Attacks
Months after the deadly 2001 anthrax mailings, FBI scientists had -- but destroyed -- the unique strain of the bacteria used in the attacks that years later would lead them to Dr. Bruce Ivins, now the government's top suspect.
Don & Marty Talk To Michael Phelps
A young Baltimore man is now a household name around the world. Life is good for Michael Phelps after winning eight medals in a single Olympics. Phelps talked with Eyewitness News' Don and Marty live from Beijing Tuesday.
Police Hope Sketches Lead To Skeleton ID
After four months, there is a face on the skeleton found in the woods at the end of Strathdale Road in northeast Baltimore.
Reputed Bloods Members Charged In May Slaying
Police say two Bloods gang members murdered one of their own in Woodlawn just because they thought the victim was gay.
Performer Accused Of Fondling Ocean City Tourist
Ocean City Police say a licensed street performer has been arrested for allegedly fondling a teenager.
Man Struck By Amtrak Train; Service Disrupted
The Maryland Transit Administration says service has been suspended on the Penn Line because of a fatality.
Jury Selected For Man Accused Of Murdering Officer
The jury has been picked and now opening statements will begin in the murder trial of Brandon Grimes.
Trail Begins For Man Accused Of Murdering Officer
Brandon Grimes is accused of gunning down an off-duty Baltimore City police detective and Monday afternoon he was in court standing trial.
`Boomerang' Fay Maintains Strength Over Florida
Tropical Storm Fay rolled ashore in southwestern Florida on Tuesday without much fanfare, but stubbornly hung around like an unwelcome houseguest, maintaining its strength and threatening -- once again -- to become a hurricane.
2 Jessup Inmates Stabbed In Fight
Two inmates, including a convicted double murderer, are being treated at Shock Trauma after they were stabbed during a fight in Jessup.
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Stepdad Guilty of Throwing Gnome at Daughter
A western Pennsylvania man has been convicted of throwing a 2-pound concrete garden gnome at his 16-year-old stepdaughter during a drunken rage.
Tropical Storm Fay Stays on Florida's Coast
Tropical Storm Fay continued its erratic path Wednesday, moving north along the Florida coast but not going out over the Atlantic Ocean, where many had feared it could strengthen and...
China's Olympic Ceremony Features Sacrifices
The cost of the Olympic opening ceremony in blood and sweat is starting to emerge.
Biden: I'm "not the guy"
Barack Obama's running mate will join the Democratic hopeful at a rally in Illinois on Saturday.
MARC Penn Line Service Suspended
The Maryland Transit Administration says service has been suspended on the Penn Line because of a fatality.
Ivins' Lawyer Criticizes Government
A lawyer for the prime suspect in the deadly 2001 anthrax attacks says the U.S. is not releasing enough information to let the public judge the case for themselves.
Man Gets 18 Months For Deadly Crash
A Columbia man will spend 18 months behind bars in connection with a deadly crash back in December.
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About 19 percent more students in applied for federal financial aid to attend college in Maryland during the first half of this year compared to the same period last year,...
Boring Update
Deal reached in Boring Post Office.
Community Activist's Soldier Son Dies
Robert Nowlin was known by drug dealers as the "blind man who sees" in his Pen Lucy neighborhood of Baltimore.
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MARC Penn Line service suspended
NEW CARROLLTON, Md. (AP) -- The Maryland Transit Administration says service has been suspended on the Penn Line because of a fatality.
Washington area pilots circle globe by helicopter
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Two Washington area pilots are back on the ground after circling the globe in a helicopter.
Somerset rejects grant for welcome center
PRINCESS ANNE, Md. (AP) -- Somerset County Commissioners voted against a grant for the Accohannock Indian Tribe to building a welcome center at Bending Water Park in Marion Station.
Hagerstown considers permits for abortion protesters
HAGERSTOWN, Md. (AP) -- The Hagerstown City Council discussed requiring permits before anti-abortion protesters are allowing to demonstrate downtown.
Man gets 18-month jail term in fatal crash
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) -- A man has been sentenced to a 10-year term, with all but 18 months suspended, in connection with a fatal crash in December.
Wicomico votes against privatizing liquor sales
SALISBURY, Md. (AP) -- The Wicomico County Council voted against on a resolution on starting the process of privatizing the county's liquor sales.
Ivins' lawyer critical of government
WASHINGTON (AP) -- A lawyer for the man accused in the 2001 anthrax attacks says the U.S. is not releasing enough information to let the public judge the case for themselves.
Poke game robbery case forwarded
HAGERSTOWN, Md. (AP) -- The case against a man charged in the robbery of an illegal poker game has been forwarded to Washington County Circuit Court.
Man arrested after police chase
QUEENSTOWN, Md. (AP) -- Maryland State Police say a man wanted in a bank robbery in Kent County was arrested after a police chase on the Eastern Shore.
Salisbury woman named to Sussex post
GEORGETOWN, Del. (AP) -- Sussex County has hired a Salisbury, Md. woman as economic development director.
2 Jessup inmates stabbed in fight
JESSUP, Md. (AP) -- Two inmates, including a convicted double murderer, are being treated at Shock Trauma after they were stabbed during a fight at the maximum-security Jessup Correctional Institution.
Md. attorney general plans to sue Fort Meade over pollution
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) -- Maryland's attorney general has announced plans to sue the U.S. Army to enforce a federal cleanup order at Fort Meade.
Jim Smith returns home after triple-bypass surgery
REISTERSTOWN, Md. (AP) -- St. Joseph's Medical Center has released Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith after triple-bypass surgery.
Crash victim was legendary boat builder
ST. MICHAELS, Md. (AP) -- The man who died with his sister in a crash with a state police cruiser in St. Michaels was a legendary boat builder.
Maryland congressman pushes for economic stimulus
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) -- Maryland Congressman Chris Van Hollen says he supports another fiscal relief package to help boost struggling state economies like Maryland's.
Prosecutors get reports on prison brutality claims
HAGERSTOWN, Md. (AP) -- Maryland State Police say they have given prosecutors information from an investigation of prison brutality claims that led to the firing of 23 correctional officers.
Harbaugh says Reed not a definite for season opener
OWINGS MILLS, Md. (AP) -- Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh says the team is still optimistic that Pro Bowl safety Ed Reed will be able to play in the season opener Sept. 7, but Harbaugh says it's not a definite.
Performer accused of fondling Ocean City tourist
OCEAN CITY, Md. (AP) -- Ocean City Police say a licensed street performer has been arrested for allegedly fondling a teenager.
Trial to begin in slaying of Baltimore detective
BALTIMORE (AP) -- A trial is expected to begin Tuesday in Baltimore for a city man accused of killing an off-duty city police officer.
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Olympic Event(s) Looking Forward to Watching?
With just a few days remaining, what event(s) are you still looking forward to seeing at the Olympics?
Phelps To Possibly Buy Hometown Pool
Rumors are circulating that Olympic swimming champion Michael Phelps and his coach, Bob Bowman, are in talks to buy the Baltimore pool where his swimming career began.
Panel Debates Cost Of Death Penalty In Md.
A state commission debates the cost of executing someone in Maryland, while dozens of relatives of murder victims urged lawmakers to ban capital punishment because of the emotional drain and expense.
PHOTOS: Phelps Visits Men's Basketball Locker Room
Michael Phelps pays a visit to the U.S. men's basketball team.
U.S. Medal Watch: Who's Next?
The United States continues to trail host China in the gold-medal count after Day 11 of the Beijing Olympics, but several teams are in position to add to the Americans' leading overall medal tally.
Good Timing: 50 Millionth Fan Wins $50,000
A University of Baltimore law student walked through the Oriole Park at Camden Yards turnstile at just the right time.
City Crime Lab Director Relieved Of Duties
WBAL TV 11 News confirms that the director of Baltimore city's crime lab has been relieved of his duties.
County Exec Returns Home After Triple-Bypass Surgery
St. Joseph's Medical Center has released Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith after triple-bypass surgery.
Colleges Ponder Lowering Drinking Age
Several Maryland university presidents are looking into lowering the drinking age to 18, but not everyone is happy with the idea.
Jury Selection Begins In Grimes Trial
Jury selection has begun for 23-year-old Brandon Grimes, the man accused of killing an off-duty police officer in January 2007. Hear from attorneys in the case.
Police Officer Injured In Crash
An Anne Arundel County police officer is recovering after colliding with another car Tuesday morning.
Agents Raid Four Aces Bail Bonds, Private Company
The 11 News I-Team has learned of another federal investigation into an east Baltimore bail bondsman.
Man Arrested In 22-Year-Old Slaying Case
Baltimore County police say they arrested a 60-year-old man on charges that he killed another man in 1986.
Police: Couple Smoked Pot In Car With Child, 1, Inside
Ocean City police have charged a couple with possession of marijuana after officers said they saw them smoking in a car with their 1-year-old son.
Pair Of Suspects Charged In May Slaying
Police said Tuesday they have arrested two suspects in connection with the May slaying of an 18-year-old man.
2 Killed In Trooper-Involved Crash
Two people die after a crash Monday in Talbot County that involved a state trooper.
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Coming to a Baltimore City School Near You: Fresh, Local Foods
Idea: Let the kids help with field trips to PYO farms. I will admit when I hear the words...
Dems and GOP Ready for Conventions; Are You Registered to Vote?
Gallup calls the race between Barack Obama and John McCain "anyone's game," as the candidates head into their conventions. Obama is expected to announce his vice presidential...
Move Over Michael Phelps; Here Comes Team USA & Another Baltimore Athlete
Carmelo Anthony
Baltimore's hometown hero Michael Phelps will have to yield the spotlight to a fellow Baltimore Olympian, Carmelo Anthony. The...
More on Michael Phelps: News From the Net on Baltimore's Olympic Star
Michael Phelps 2004"America's Aquaman" -Baltimore Sun says Phelps is worthy of consideration as the greatest athlete of all time.
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Michael Phelps Does It! Baltimore Swimmer Breaks Spitz's Record, More
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I always thought Michael Phelps would break every record he could at the Beijing Olympics. And...
Baltimore's Olympic Medal Count: How Many for Michael Phelps and Katie Hoff?
Udated as of Saturday, August 16: The 2008 Olympic medal count for the two Baltimore-based swimmers are:
Phelps: 8 gold
Hoff: 1 silver, 2 bronze
Phelps makes Olympics history, breaking Mark Spitz's record....
Painted Screens Decorate Baltimore Rowhouses for More Than 50 Years
Painted screens are a folk art unique to Baltimore, and one of my favorite things about the city. Though the art form was at the peak of its popularity in...
Schools Starts August 25 for Most Baltimore-Area Public Schools
Ah, back-to-school season. I always approach this time of year with mixed feelings. On the one hand, it sadly marks the end of lazy summer days. Sleeping in (for...
Olympic Event Schedules of Baltimore Swimmers Michael Phelps, Katie Hoff
Michael Phelps 2004
While Olympic swimmers Michael Phelps and Katie Hoff may have to deal with a 12-hour time change for...
Baltimore's Mall News: Boscov's Closes; Target Opens
Goodbye, Boscov's. We hardly knew you. The Pennsylvania-based retail chain is closing its three Baltimore area stores, just as back-to-school shopping heats up. Boscov's only moved into Baltimore-area malls in...
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