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Death toll from heat wave reaches 21 statewide
- Six people died in Baltimore area this week due to the heat wave that plagued the state, bringing the statewide total to 21 this summer.
- Six people died in Baltimore area this week due to the heat wave that plagued the state, bringing the statewide total to 21 this summer.
Heat kills 4 more in Maryland
- Heat killed four more people in Maryland Tuesday, bringing the statewide total to 19, officials said.
- Heat killed four more people in Maryland Tuesday, bringing the statewide total to 19, officials said.
Local Cubans ready for change as Castro briefly gives up power
- Locals with ties to Cuba are cautiously optimistic about the future of their homeland.
Cellular companies go the mile to ensure reliability
- With 200 million cell phone users in the U.S., cell phone companies like Verizon Wireless, Cingular, T-Mobile and Sprint Nextel spend hours on the road and drive thousands of miles to monitor their network and guarantee customers quality service.
- With 200 million cell phone users in the U.S., cell phone companies like Verizon Wireless, Cingular, T-Mobile and Sprint Nextel spend hours on the road and drive thousands of miles to monitor their network and guarantee customers quality service.
Middle Eastern conflict gives concern to Baltimore locals with overseas ties
- As the conflict between Israel and Lebanon intensifies, locals with ties to the Middle East are concerned for family and friends overseas.
State officials seek solutions for traffic fatalities
- When trying to avoid a collision, 17-year-old Nicole Tompkins overcorrected and lost control at 65 mph, causing the vehicle to roll, killing her 7-year-old brother, Jarod Tompkins.
- When trying to avoid a collision, 17-year-old Nicole Tompkins overcorrected and lost control at 65 mph, causing the vehicle to roll, killing her 7-year-old brother, Jarod Tompkins.
Shoppers: Arundel Mills parking lot too crowded
- It’s Saturday at Arundel Mills — and the competition is fierce for a parking space.
- It’s Saturday at Arundel Mills — and the competition is fierce for a parking space.
Local fireworks promise thrills to young and old
- Baltimore City spent $50,000 on fireworks handmade by the Zambelli Fireworks Internationale of New Castle, Pa., for this year’s Independence Day display.
Many homes not protected against floods
- If your house was flooded during the heavy storms this week, you were not alone.
Weather forces people to seek refuge, assistance
- Several thousand homes lost power in the Baltimore region this week, but as of Thursday afternoon, Baltimore Gas & Electric Co. had restored electricity to all of them, officials said.
Voluntary evacuations begin in flooded areas
- At least 25 people voluntarily evacuated to a south Anne Arundel County shelter in the Brockbridge area of Maryland City as the Patuxent River inched closer to their homes Tuesday.
- At least 25 people voluntarily evacuated to a south Anne Arundel County shelter in the Brockbridge area of Maryland City as the Patuxent River inched closer to their homes Tuesday.
Doctor gives child hope of walking
- Luke Briggs was born with his right leg fully attached to his back and abdomen.
- Luke Briggs was born with his right leg fully attached to his back and abdomen.
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