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Market problems, poor planning causing price hikes in nation’s largest electric market, critics say
After years of climbing electric prices nationwide, customers in the United States’ largest power market are about to get squeezed harder. Last month, PJM, which coordinates the flow of electricity for an area that includes all or parts of 13 states stretching from the Midwest to New Jersey plus the District of Columbia, released capacity auction […]
Couple charged in death of boy, 6, found in tub of water that reportedly reached triple digits
BALTIMORE (Gray News) - Police in Baltimore charged a mother and her boyfriend in the death of the former’s 6-year-old son after he was reportedly found unresponsive, with burns and bruising, in a tub of hot water. Investigators with the Baltimore Police Department arrested Jalesia Offer and her boyfriend,...
Orioles' MVP candidate on the verge of making franchise history
Earlier this season, fans were having discussions about who can claim the title of best shortstop in baseball. In terms of WAR, Bobby Witt Jr has pulled away from the pack a bit, at least in 2024. But there are still a handful of guys, including Francisco Lindor and Elly De La Cruz, who are at least in the conversation.
Orioles’ Yennier Cano a ‘steady’ presence in back end of inconsistent bullpen
The Orioles’ bullpen hasn’t performed up to expectations lately, but the unit has a fail-safe. Amid a disaster of a second half from their closer, a slew of injuries decimating their pitching staff and mixed results from their trade deadline acquisitions, Yennier Cano has been a source of stability for an Orioles bullpen that has sorely needed it. He showed just how valuable he is for ...
Maryland Restaurant Issues Apology… But It’s Not What You Think
A Maryland restaurant shared a post on social media on Saturday announcing to its social media followers that an apology was necessary. The post by Serra Restaurant and Bar in Sykesville grabbed the attention of concerned customers who were surprised to see what came next…. The restaurant did apologize, but...
Multi-million dollar initiative gives support to small businesses impacted by Key Bridge collapse
BALTIMORE -- The Greater Baltimore Committee and the Baltimore Community Foundation announced a multi-million dollar initiative to provide support grants to small businesses impacted by the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge.The bridge served as a vital artery for commerce, linking multiple counties and supporting global economic activity.While the reopening of the Port of Baltimore has brought some shipping operations back to the area, the impacts are still being felt across the region. "It impacted the community that depended on businesses that serve the port," said Mark Anthony Thomas, CEO of the Greater Baltimore Committee. "The Key Bridge is critical...
Vehicle strikes pole on Ogletown Road, seriously injuring driver
A 26-year-old woman was seriously injured early Sunday morning when her vehicle struck a pole in Newark. The crash happened at approximately 12:30 a.m. in the westbound lanes of Ogletown Road, approaching Marrows Road. The vehicle left the roadway and hit a utility pole and fence near the Fresh Delaware medical marijuana dispensary. The driver was "severely trapped within the vehicle requiring a lengthy and methodical extrication," according to Jamielee...
Santander slam still being felt
Anthony Santander didn’t save the Orioles season. They were on the verge of falling 2 ½ games behind the first-place Yankees, with zero momentum or offensive thrust. The bullpen was a mess, whether middle, late or closing. Teams in the wild card chase were gaining ground. I don't...
Electrical fire in Silver Spring temporarily suspends power at shopping center, church
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. (DC News Now) — Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service (MCFRS) said an electrical fire in Silver Spring temporarily suspended power to several stores and a church on Saturday afternoon. MCFRS said crews responded just before 2 p.m. to 8549 Piney Branch Road for a building fire. Once they arrived, responders found […]
Panthers, Ravens May Pursue Top Chargers Wide Receiver
The Carolina Panthers or Baltimore Ravens may pursue top Chargers wide receiver, Quentin Johnston before the upcoming regular season. According to a report, one source believes the Chargers could move on from the wideout since there have been some inconsistent issues in his playing abilities so the team could trade him to get some value in return. The Chargers were hoping the former first-rounder would eventually replace Keenan Allen, especially after departing for the Chicago Bears. As Training Camp is progressing, Johnston is still having challenges, and even rookie Brenden Rice is outperforming him so this is something that new head coach Jim Harbaugh will have to decide.
Engage IT Services Strengthens Client Email Security with PowerDMARC
MIDDLETOWN, DE — Engage IT Services, a prominent IT provider in the UK, has partnered with PowerDMARC to enhance the security of client domains and emails. Operating across Hampshire, Surrey, and West Sussex, Engage IT is committed to protecting its clients from the rising threats of domain impersonation and related cyber risks.
Ravens, Chargers Could Trade For Breakout Running Back
While the Houston Texans as a whole took a step forward during the 2023 season, running back Dameon Pierce had a year to forget. Entering the season as the starter, the former fourth-round pick finished the season with just 416 rushing yards and two touchdowns on 145 attempts before ceding starting duties to Devin Singletary midway through the season. Singletary may be gone, but with veteran Joe Mixon firmly entrenched as the starter, Bleacher Report’s Ryan Fowler believes the team could trade Dameon Pierce, and that Houston should find interest in the veteran.
Orioles’ Mateo says surgery on elbow is a possibility; Mountcastle, Mullins getting treatment; Holliday sits
BALTIMORE—Orioles infielder Jorge Mateo, who’s on the 60-day injured list with a dislocated left elbow, still hopes to play this season but doesn’t have any news about the injury that occurred on July 23rd when he collided with shortstop Gunnar Henderson in Miami. “Not yet, but they’re...
Baltimore named deadliest large city in the U.S., surpasses Memphis and Detroit
(WBFF) — If you're planning to visit Baltimore or live in Baltimore, you may want to consider the topic of crime. According to an April survey by Safehome.org, Baltimore ranks as the deadliest large city in the nation. The survey is based on the latest FBI Crime reports, which...
Astros’ Defensive Lapse at First Base Costs Them Game vs Orioles
The Astros faced a critical loss against the Orioles due to a pivotal play at first base. In the sixth inning, Jon Singleton misplayed a grounder by Colton Cowser, allowing the bases to load and leading to a three-run double that sealed a 3-2 defeat for Houston. Despite a solid outing from pitcher Framber Valdez, who was close to finishing six scoreless innings, the Astros' struggles at first base persist. With seven different players starting at the position this season, the team grapples with instability, particularly after leaving veteran José Abreu mid-season. Astros manager Joe Espada emphasized the need for urgency to avoid these costly mistakes moving forward.
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