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Boston bombing survivor leaves rehab
Erika Brannock one of the most severely injured people in the Boston Marathon bombing comes to her own home after more than two months of putting her life and her legs back together.
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Hot art for a cool treat
A Maryland glass blower is tapped to help a popular ice cream maker roll out its new flavor, making your desserts even cooler.
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1812 commemorative coin program starts
On Tuesday afternoon the 1812 Bicentennial Passport and commemorative coin program kicked off.
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Should styrofoam be banned in Baltimore?
When you get carryout in Baltimore City -- it will still be in a styrofoam container. A bill banning the use of foam cups and containers is going back to committee.
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3 shot within 6 hours on one city block
Two people ended up in the hospital and one died Monday after all three were shot within six hours in the same city block.
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Fan recovering; family wants answers
After being beaten at Camden Yards last month, Matthew Fortese is finally out of Shock Trauma and beginning rehab but his family is still looking for answers.
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Mayor officiates mass same-sex wedding
A proud moment for two dozen same sex couples closed Baltimore's Pride Festival. Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake officiated a mass wedding.
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James Laboard heads to court
The trial is scheduled to begin for the Baltimore County Officer charged with killing a teenager.
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That's a wrap
I’ve been known to exaggerate a time or two, but hear me out: the Baltimore 10-Miler was nearly as tough this year as each marathon. And I’ve finished three. Wow!
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Firefighter hurt battling blaze
A firefighter and a civilian were injured in a three-alarm apartment fire Sunday morning.
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Two dead, four shot in violent weekend
It’s been a violent weekend in Baltimore City.
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Local abortion clinic shut down by state
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