Read on for the most recent top news you may have missed in Baltimore.
Boy killed in shopping center shooting lost half-brother to gun violence years earlier
Rickie Forehand, the 13-year-old who was fatally shot in the parking lot of a Rosedale shopping center, was the half-brother of Jeffrey Quick, III, a 15-year-old who was fatally shot in Baltimore's Harlem Park neighborhood in August 2017.
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County school board approves redistricting plan for 2 Towson-area elementary schools
The Baltimore County School Board voted to move about 100 students from the overcrowded Pleasant Plains Elementary School to Hampton Elementary School.
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Man dies 2 decades after being shot in the back; now his death is ruled a homicide
Keith Cooper was shot in the back in August of 1997. He died from the shooting 22 years later.
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Police department holds first community forum on surveillance plane set to launch in April
Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison held a community forum Wednesday night at an elementary school in the Reservoir Hill neighborhood to discuss a pilot program to fly private surveillance planes over the city.
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Ravens guard Yanda retires after 13 years, on his own terms
Much thinner and chattier than during his playing days, Marshal Yanda retired from the NFL on Wednesday with the satisfaction of knowing he walked away before being kicked out the door.
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