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Rep. Elijah Cummings' Baltimore home burglarized, police say
Baltimore Police are investigating after the home of Rep. Elijah Cummings was broken into early Saturday morning.
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Baltimore drew him home, and to his death in July, the city’s third-deadliest month since the 2015 unrest
Only two months have been deadlier in Baltimore than July 2019 — July 2015 when 42 were killed and May 2015 when there were 42 homicides.
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ICE published an ad looking for interest in building a Baltimore detention facility. Here’s who answered.
ICE is seeking to identify potential locations for a possible detention center near Baltimore, capable of housing 600 to 800 men and women.
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Baltimore awards dockless scooter, bike permits to 4 companies — but not Bird
Baltimore has awarded dockless scooter permits to four companies — Lime, Spin, Bolt and Jump — but not Bird, which was the first to drop scooters in the city last summer.
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Federal prosecutors indict 90 members of alleged drug crews in effort to stem Baltimore violence
Federal prosecutors in Baltimore say nearly 90 defendants have been indicted in a series of federal gun and drug cases brought in the city in the last several weeks, exemplifying their efforts to stem the horrid pace of violence.
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