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O'Malley blasts judge in JHU murder
Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley says the failure of Baltimore City Judge John Howard contributed to the death of a Johns Hopkins researcher murdered Sunday night in Baltimore's Charles Village.
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New storms bring new outages
The Baltimore-Washington area, still recovering from thunderstorms on Sunday that left hundreds of thousands without power, was hit again by severe weather.
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Severe flooding in Cherry Hill
Right now, the 600 block of West Patapsco Ave. is shut down because of severe flooding from the storms that moved through the area late this afternoon.
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YOUR PICTURES: Viewer storm pictures
Severe weather is rolling through the region right now. Take a picture with your cell phone or camera and send it to pix@wmar.com. We'll share them right here.
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Car stolen from Annapolis auto shop
Annapolis Police are investigating a car theft from an auto shop parking lot on Forest Drive.
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FORECAST: More severe weather moving in
SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING | A powerful line of thunderstorms is moving into the area. Track them with our interactive radar.
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| Carroll County | Cecil County | Harford County Updated: 37 mins ago |
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Cell phones dirtier than toilet handles
Chances are if you knew the amount of bacteria that lives on your cell phone due to the amount of texting, e-mailing and phoning you do, you’d be alarmed.
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Jessamy video stirs controversy
A new internet video of Baltimore City State's Attorney, Patricia Jessamy, has surfaced where she addresses supporters at her birthday party saying that 'not everybody needs to be in jail'. It comes amid criticism that she failed to prosecute a man accused of killing a Johns Hopkins University researcher.
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Baby monitors could invite strangers in
Moms are always looking for the latest technology to make looking after the kids a little easier. Video monitors are a popular choice. But, if you use one, you should know you're not the only one who could be keeping an eye on your kids.
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Extreme Makeover: the big reveal
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Mayor speaks on Charles Village Murder
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake says she needs to look into the circumstances surrounding the murder of a Hopkins researcher.
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Baby monitors could invite strangers in
Moms are always looking for the latest technology to make looking after the kids a little easier. Video monitors are a popular choice. But, if you use one, you should know you're not the only one who could be keeping an eye on your kids.
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Customers claim Laurel dealer duped them
Customers who sold their vehicles to We Buy Cars in Laurel claim the company took their cars, handing over bad checks or false promises to pay off their loans.
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New DNA law helps solve decades old case
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Tax exempt multi-million dollar homes
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Local locksmith charges thousands
Health
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Advice on legit stem cell clinics
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Must-have vaccinations for college life
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Hands-only CPR gets more involved
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Different ways to keep drinking in heat
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Komen Maryland donates $2.6 million
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What's inside of your stadium food?
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Study: Long life linked to being social
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Losing weight online
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Offbeat
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Judge: Saggy pants foolish but legal
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Zedonk hybrid born in Georgia park
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Suspect tasered, then tries to hide
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Mom cleaned bath with son's toothbrush
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Man arrested after 'ax rampage'
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Street crossing sign stirs anger
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Criminal dresses as woman to rob bank
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Woman found living with corpses
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Mortgage rates hit low of 4.54 percent
Mortgage rates dropped to the lowest level on record for the fifth time in six weeks.
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Choose the best tutor for your child
Advice from Angie's List: With school starting soon, now's the time to find the right tutor, to help your child catch up or get ahead.
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Baby recliner recall after infant death
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iPhone bumper giveaway details released
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New rules allow unapproved iPhone apps
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