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On Wednesday night the Carroll County School Board voted to ban displays of the Confederate flag and swastikas in the county school system. The Superintendent of Schools Stephen Guthrie says both the rebel flag and the Nazi swastika are now banned anywhere on school property. The change takes effect immediately. Sign Up For Our Newsletter! […]
Baltimore City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby announced five people are charged at the center of a drug-trafficking ring stretching for at least two counties. According to the state’s attorney office, five people are part of a larger group of 19 people in that ring. The group was said to have been bringing drugs from New […]
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A student at Chesapeake High School is accusing a teacher of using a racial slur toward him in class. Students joined their parents, local pastors and the Anne Arundel County NAACP, to speak about unsettling words. Jordan Keemer said he heard the n-word from his teacher. Sign Up For Our Newsletter! For The Latest News: […]
Former 2014 DMV top 30 under 30 recipient, DC native, and Bowie State graduate Luke Lawal Jr. launches new business venture; Taper, for beauty and grooming professionals in the DMV. Taper is a resource for clients and customers to discover the best barber, hair stylist and makeup artists and more near you at your fingertips. […]
Baltimore County Police called to the Target in Owings Mills to respond to a shooting at the store on 11200 Reisterstown Road in Owings Mills. Police said surveillance camera footage showed two men who walked into the store and straight up to the victim. Sign Up For Our Newsletter! For The Latest News: Latest News: […]
The Maryland House of Delegates approved a bill that increases the maximum penalty for using a cell phone while driving is now increased to $500. In order to be enacted into law the Maryland Senate has to still pass it as well. Sign Up For Our Newsletter! For The Latest News: Latest News: Source: Baltimore.Cbslocal.com
Former Baltimore County Public Schools Superintendent S. Dallas Dance pleaded guilty Thursday morning to charges of perjury. Dance, 37, was indicted in January on four counts of perjury by a Baltimore County grand jury for allegedly failing to report nearly $150,000 in outside income on his financial disclosures. The discrepancies are on his 2012, 2013, and […]
Will expanding the number of licenses allowed to grow medical marijuana increase minority business ownership?