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Chiefs WR Marquise ‘Hollywood’ Brown not expected to play season opener vs. Ravens
When the Baltimore Ravens travel to play the two-time defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs onThursday for the 2024 regular season opener, one familiar face isn’t expected to suit up. According to Chiefs Head Coach Andy Reid, wide receiver Marquise ‘Hollywood’ Brown is unlikely to play.
Midweek Whip Around: Pastor PM Smith weighs in on education, exhibition driving crackdown
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Lifelong Baltimore resident Pastor PM Smith sat down with Megan Gilliland on a Wednesday edition of Fox45 Morning News to discuss the biggest stories across Baltimore, and their impact on the communities that live there. This week marked the return to school for may students across...
Colora woman gets six years in prison for fentanyl, cocaine
COLORA — A woman who was caught with cocaine, fentanyl, a handgun and other contraband during a police raid at her Colora residence in February received a six-year prison term on Monday, after accepting a plea deal, according to Cecil County Circuit Court records. Cecil County Circuit Court Judge Cameron A. Brown imposed a 20-year sentence on the defendant — Ashley L. Miller, 33 — for possession of fentanyl with intent to distribute and then suspended all but five years of the penalty, court records...
MPT’s fifth annual HBCU Week runs September 2-8
Your browser does not support the audio element. Special program lineup places spotlight on historically Black colleges and universities including several in Maryland and Washington, D.C. OWINGS MILLS, MD – Maryland Public Television (MPT) will celebrate historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) in September during its fifth annual HBCU Week,...
First cases of West Nile virus in human, horses found in Delaware
One person and two horses in Delaware have been infected with the West Nile virus, marking the first three cases this year, state health and agriculture officials said. A joint news release issued Friday afternoon by the Delaware Division of Public Health and the Delaware Department of Agriculture said the person is a...
Former Royals' cast off is latest to join Orioles band of misfit relievers
On Tuesday afternoon, Darren Wolfson of KSTP reported that the Orioles had come to terms with free agent reliever Nick Anderson. The 34 year old right hander had spent the first three months of the 2024 season with the Royals, but was released just after the All Star break due to his lackluster performance.
Adams County Man Charged After Nearly $50,000 in Counterfeit Cash Found in Storage Unit
State Police have charged 56-year-old Jeffrey Hammond following the discovery of nearly $50,000 in counterfeit money in an Adams County storage unit. The fake cash was found in a unit located along Hanover Road in Mount Pleasant Township, which previously belonged to Hammond. The counterfeit money came to light on...
Neighbors push back against Perryville mining proposal
ELKTON, Md. — Viewers in Cecil County reached out to WMAR-2 News about an effort to mine forest land in Perryville, making clear their concerns about everything from noise to truck traffic on a narrow road to the environment. The 90 acres of woodland Pennsylvania-based York Building Products is...
Former Dentist who stole over $8 million from Maryland medicaid sentenced
A former dentist will now spend 18 month behind bars. Seyed Hamid Tofigh, 57, a former dentist who stole more than $8.6 million from Maryland medicaid, was sentenced following a probation violation.
Moore says he made an 'honest mistake' failing to correct application claiming Bronze Star
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Maryland Gov. Wes Moore said Thursday he made “an honest mistake” in failing to correct a White House fellowship application 18 years ago when he wrote he had received a Bronze Star for his military service in Afghanistan though he never ended up receiving it, after the New York Times obtained a copy of the application and reported on it. The newspaper, which obtained the document as part of a Freedom of Information Act request, reported that Moore made the claim on the application in 2006 when he was 27. In a statement, the...
Maryland Musician Spotlights Chesapeake Bay Invasive Species in New Songs
Annapolis, MD - To express his love of fishing in the Chesapeake Bay, Silver Spring resident Rick Bowers recently wrote and produced two new songs about Maryland’s most voracious invasive predators—the blue catfish and Chesapeake channa (formerly snakehead). In his catchy country tunes, appropriately named “Blue Cat Blues”...
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