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Candidates in the 11th face ‘wide-open race’
- When an angry resident, who had experienced the ravages of drug addiction firsthand, scolded the candidates in the 11th District for their answers to a question about drug use, William Cole made it personal.
Surging temperatures near record
- Soaring temperatures pushed electricity usage to an all-time high, and prompted cancellations of high school football and Raven practices as the heat surged once again toward record numbers on Wednesday.
Crime and blight draw crowd in the 4th
- At a Starbucks in Belvedere Square, the commercial hub of the fourth district, two baristas discuss a pair of armed robberies that have occurred nearby.
City’s 10th District council challengers rally for change
- A rare fight for a seat on the City Council held by an embattled but long-serving incumbent has attracted several challengers and heaps of money, in what may shape up to be the hardest-fought battle of the election.
Council challengers lambast incumbents
- Some political anomalies — as well as widespread voter dissatisfaction with the city’s current leaders — have attracted a frenzy of rivals both old and new in the Baltimore City Council race.
Fatal shooting breaks relative calm
- Police are seeking two men in the fatal shooting of a man in front of his West Baltimore home early this morning, the first to break a lull in violent crime that lasted little more than a week.
Thousands still without power
- Close to 3,000 people were still without power in Harford County this morning after swirling winds and chunks of hail toppled trees and ripped down power lines in Monday night’s storm, according to Baltimore Gas & Electric.
Salvation Army camp sends kids to W. Va.
- A young girl stops in her tracks. In the remote mountains of West Virginia, she waits, staring down a long, vacant charter bus, ready to prematurely shuttle her back home to distant Baltimore. She waits — her bellicose nature, her predilection for needless sparring bubbling over — and makes a choice.
- A young girl stops in her tracks. In the remote mountains of West Virginia, she waits, staring down a long, vacant charter bus, ready to prematurely shuttle her back home to distant Baltimore. She waits — her bellicose nature, her predilection for needless sparring bubbling over — and makes a choice.
Tech agency bridges lab, market
- Researchers can only tinker for so long — eventually, they need money.
- Researchers can only tinker for so long — eventually, they need money.
Poe House offers disturbing glimpse of 1830s Baltimore
- At some point in Jeff Jerome’s tenure as the Edgar Allan Poe House and Museum curator, he and his staff made a disturbing find — bones.
- At some point in Jeff Jerome’s tenure as the Edgar Allan Poe House and Museum curator, he and his staff made a disturbing find — bones.
Housing bubble in Carroll bursts
- The housing bubble in Carroll County finally has burst, many in the real estate business say, as housing prices dropped for the second consecutive month and buyers began looking elsewhere for houses.
Scattered debris leaves customers without power
- About 1,000 customers were still without power in Baltimore on Wednesday afternoon after Tuesday’s battering of rain and hail pulled down power lines and knocked over trees across the city, utility officials said.
Debris leaves customers without power
- Close to 1,000 customers were still without power in Baltimore this afternoon following Tuesday’s battering of rain that pulled down power lines and knocked over trees across the city, utility officials said.
- Close to 1,000 customers were still without power in Baltimore this afternoon following Tuesday’s battering of rain that pulled down power lines and knocked over trees across the city, utility officials said.