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The National Weather Service forecasts calm weather in Baltimore until precipitation increases on Friday, featuring lower humidity and comfortable temperatures for the next few days.
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Kenneth J. Schneider was arrested in Anne Arundel County on multiple child pornography charges by Maryland State Police after an investigation by various agencies.
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A sewer spill in Severna Park led to 16,200 gallons of sewage entering Cypress Creek due to a main break. Containment took hours, with ongoing cleanup and health advisories issued.
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Howard County partners with SGA and SHA for a "quick-build" project to enhance road safety on US 1, reallocating a lane for pedestrian and cyclist use and seeking community feedback.
The Howard County Department of Public Works will discuss Mt. Hebron Stormwater Pond repairs at a community meeting on August 28th at the Miller branch library.
Authorities in Harford County conducted an animal seizure, removing numerous animals on allegations of cruelty after the property owner failed to comply with care standards.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott married Hana Pugh in a small private ceremony attended by close family and friends.
A driver was killed in Ellicott City when a tree fell on their car. Another driver was injured. The incident is under investigation by Howard County Police.
An 18-year-old man was shot in Baltimore and hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Police seek information to apprehend the unidentified suspect.
Dry, mild weather forecast for Baltimore/Washington with temperatures in the low 80s and minimal rain chances through mid-week, as per National Weather Service.
A 66-year-old man, Assadollah Hashemi, was arrested for setting a fire outside the Jewish Museum of Maryland, considered a hate crime by Baltimore Police.
Firefighters responded to a house explosion in Bel Air, Harford County, conducting searches among the debris. The cause and details on casualties were not yet provided.
The National Weather Service predicts a cool, dry start to the week in Baltimore and Washington DC, with clear skies and a cooling trend due to high pressure from the Midwest.
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