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As the pet industry grows, so does the business of pet death care

BALTIMORE — When Richard Thompson’s wife of 40 years was nearing the end of her life at a Baltimore County hospital, he couldn’t fathom living alone. His two beagles had died unexpectedly earlier this year, but a new rescue beagle named Tucker was the godsend he needed.

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Detective’s lawsuit against Baltimore Police Department claims ‘corruption and misconduct’ at highest levels

A Baltimore Police detective is suing Commissioner Michael Harrison, Deputy Commissioner Brian Nadeau, an internal affairs captain and a retired colonel, claiming they conspired against him to prevent a separate, negligent death lawsuit against the department.

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As Maryland primary looms, congressional redistricting has created strange bedfellows

BALTIMORE — On a recent evening, a congressional candidate rose and introduced himself at a $95-a-plate, chicken and crab cakes Democratic fundraiser in Carroll County.

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College graduate overcomes battle with cancer, now hopes to guide other through rigors of college life

BALTIMORE -- While this will be University of Maryland, Baltimore County President Freeman A. Hrabowski III’s last graduation — he announced his retirement last August — he will leave the school with a number of leaders who will help the next generation of graduates to push past challenges and earn…

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Baltimore County FOP issues vote of no confidence in police Chief Melissa Hyatt; county executive remains ‘fully confident’ in her

BALTIMORE — The union representing Baltimore County police officers issued a vote of no confidence in police Chief Melissa Hyatt on Monday evening in a rare move signaling displeasure in the department’s top leadership.

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Why Greenland Technologies Shares Are Jumping Today

Greenland Technologies Holding Corp (NASDAQ:GTEC) reported a first-quarter FY22 revenue increase of 19% to $29.3 million, beating the consensus of $24.36 million. The company attributed the top-line growth to higher sales volume, driven by continued product demand and effective supply chain management. The number of transmission products sold was 41,902 units, up…

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Former first lady Michelle Obama promotes UMBC during College Signing Day

BALTIMORE — Michelle Obama represented the University of Maryland, Baltimore County on a national stage Saturday by sporting a UMBC T-shirt in a video promoting College Signing Day.

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Baltimore County and others are creating police accountability boards. How strong will they be?

In recent years, Baltimore County Police have faced calls for accountability for issues ranging from fatal shootings to traffic stops disproportionately targeting Black motorists to the handling of sexual assault cases.

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Man killed in October by Baltimore County Police was shot in back, attorney general report finds, though shooting was found justified

BALTIMORE — The man fatally shot by a Baltimore County Police lieutenant in October was hit in the upper right of his back after first firing at least one shot at the lieutenant, according to a report released Monday by the Maryland Attorney General’s Office.

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Maryland's Back River is unsafe for any human contact, state environment officials declare amid wastewater plant problems

BALTIMORE — The Back River in Baltimore County is unsafe for drinking, swimming or any human contact, Maryland environmental officials declared Friday amid ongoing concerns about failing systems at the Back River Wastewater Treatment Plant in Dundalk.

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Baltimore County takes steps to create a police accountability board

Baltimore County is taking steps to create a police accountability board that would receive complaints of officer misconduct and appoint civilian members to trial boards and charging committees.

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Sisters, reunited after 50 years, seek answers about their mother’s 1972 death in Baltimore County

BALTIMORE — From the time she was a child, Nikki Royster knew she had a sister. The knowledge followed her like a shadow through life.

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Bill to expand Maryland abortion access arrives on Gov. Larry Hogan’s desk

BALTIMORE — Health care workers besides physicians could start performing abortions in Maryland and the procedure would be covered without cost by most insurance plans in the state under legislation passed by the General Assembly and that landed on Gov. Larry Hogan’s desk this week.

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Maryland suburban school board races ‘fertile ground’ for conservative activists angered by COVID-19 mandates

BALTIMORE — In suburban Maryland restaurants and warehouses, activists and frustrated parents have gathered by the dozens this past year. They’re hanging American flags, reciting the Pledge of Allegiance and nodding their heads as speakers have encouraged them to take control of their schools.

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Grieving mother, Baltimore County NAACP question: Why weren’t some in drug robbery-turned-murder charged?

BALTIMORE — It was a marijuana sale turned deadly drug robbery. The victim shot to death wasn’t even involved in the deal.

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Judge strikes down new map of Baltimore County Council districts, saying it would disadvantage Black voters

BALTIMORE — A federal judge on Tuesday blocked Baltimore County from using its newly drawn map of County Council districts, saying the boundaries would diminish Black voters’ opportunity to elect their chosen candidates.

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Police failed to execute search warrant for Baltimore teen until day after he allegedly killed police lieutenant’s husband

BALTIMORE — Police from Baltimore County and the city failed to execute a search warrant at the home of a city teenager until a day after he allegedly killed someone, even though it had been issued four days before the homicide.

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16-year-old Maryland high school student is shot in school parking lot, has non-life-threatening injuries, police say

BALTIMORE — A 16-year-old Catonsville High School student was shot in the school parking lot about 45 minutes after school let out Tuesday afternoon, Baltimore County Police said.

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Maryland high school student shot in school parking lot, Baltimore County police say

BALTIMORE — A Catonsville High School student was shot in the school parking lot about 45 minutes after dismissal Tuesday afternoon, Baltimore County police said.

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