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Scott Winterstein receives TWS Excellence in Wildlife Education Award
Winterstein’s student-focused teaching philosophy helped to inspire and guide multiple career paths. Scott Winterstein, a professor in Michigan State University’s Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, earned The Wildlife Society’s Excellence in Wildlife Education Award, celebrating his exemplary teaching and contributions to the improvement of wildlife education. For...
Baltimore surpasses Detroit as deadliest city in America, SafeHome.org report
BALTIMORE, MD—Baltimore has surpassed Detroit as the deadliest city in America, according to a report from SafeHome.org. As a whole, Americans believe crime is getting worse, and the issue is sure to rank among the most important in the 2024 elections. Despite the widespread concern, crime is not equal across the nation.
Missing Northwest Baltimore Child Found Alive and Well in Northern Arizona
A missing 8-year-old Northwest Baltimore boy was found alive and well after getting separated from his family for more than 12 hours while visiting a cave in northern Arizona’s Coconino National Forest. Park rangers, law enforcement officers and more than 100 volunteers from around the country worked together to...
Baltimore Police Seize Weapons and Make Arrest During Eutaw Street Traffic Stop
Law enforcement action led to an arrest and weapons seizure during a Baltimore traffic stop on a recent Saturday evening. As reported by the Baltimore Police, it was shared via a social media post that officers conducting the stop in the 200 block of Eutaw Street at 5:15 p.m. on August 25, apprehended a 38-year-old male.
Baltimore County Blaze Injures Six, Four Children, Two Adults Hospitalized Following Parkville Apartment Fire
A two-alarm blaze in Parkville has left four children and two adults recovering from injuries, officials report. Baltimore County fire crews were called to the scene on the 8400 block of Greenway Road shortly after the clock struck midnight. The sight that greeted them: was flames licking the facade of a second-floor apartment, within which multiple people were found trapped. According to CBS News Baltimore, officials recounted the urgency of the situation as responders worked swiftly to free the individuals and extinguish the fire.
Saints, Ravens Could Target Recently Cut 2nd Round Pick
Offensive lineman Jackson Carman did not live up to expectations in Cincinnati, as the team cut him after just three seasons. A second-round pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, the Clemson product was supposed to grow with Joe Burrow and protect the young franchise quarterback. That didn’t happen, as Carman struggled as a rookie and never earned a chance to redeem himself. After appearing in 17 games while making six starts as a rookie, Carman only played 12 snaps last season.
1,000 Baltimore County school buses equipped with automated enforcement cameras
ESSEX, Md. — Some 1,000 school buses in Baltimore County are equipped with automated enforcement cameras in an effort to discourage drivers from illegally passing the stopped buses. Students attending Eastern Technical High School in Essex arrived for the first day of class Monday to greetings from cheerleaders and...
Police Searching for Missing 14-Year-Old With Autism
UPDATE: Joshua has been located safe and unharmed. Detectives from the Montgomery County Department of Police – Special Victims Investigations Division are asking for the public’s help in locating a missing teen. Joshua Maroy was last seen on Monday, August 26, 2024, at Randolph Road at John F....
MCPS Celebrates Completion of Major Construction Projects
As the school year begins, MCPS is celebrating the completion of major construction projects. MCPS shared that “these investments create modern learning environments that will benefit students for years to come.” The projects include:. •A brand-new building for Neelsville Middle School providing 131,432 square feet of new space...
Harford County school leaders aim to get students workplace ready with apprenticeship program
BALTIMORE -- Harford County school leaders are starting the school year with a goal of making sure students are prepared to enter the workforce.Getting a taste of the real world while still in high school."Most people don't get this opportunity," Joppatowne High School student Ati Awodle said. "… It kind of, like, makes me see what a professional lifestyle would be like."Ati Awodle is an apprentice at OMNI Technologies, an IT professional services engineering firm in Aberdeen.Jake Steinmiller is an apprentice at SURVICE Engineering in Belcamp, a company that helps the military make their vehicles safer."There's always some new for...
Navy Football Preview: Anticipated air attack in Annapolis?
After years of being seen as a run on first, second, third and even sometimes fourth down team, the 2024 Midshipmen are attempting to pump-prime the offense with more passing after the offense ranked last in the American Athletic Conference in passing yards per game last fall. Enter offensive coordinator...
Maryland's first human case of West Nile Virus in 2024 confirmed in Baltimore region
BALTIMORE -- An adult from the Baltimore area tested positive for West Nile virus, the first confirmed human case in Maryland this year.According to the Maryland Department of Health, the patient has recovered from the infection.West Nile is transmitted to humans through mosquitoes infected by feeding on birds that have the virus, the state health department said. In rare instances, the virus may be spread from person to person through organ donation, blood transfusion, breastfeeding or from pregnant mother to fetus.The health department said the disease affects the nervous system and up to 80% of people who are infected will...
Code Orange Air Quality Alert issued for Tuesday in Baltimore area
BALTIMORE, MD—The Maryland Department of the Environment has issued a Code Orange Air Quality Alert for Tuesday in the Baltimore area. A Code Orange Air Quality Alert means that air pollution concentrations within the region may become unhealthy for sensitive groups. Sensitive groups include children, people suffering from asthma,...
Baltimore Community Shaken by Daylight Shooting, Police Urge Witnesses to Come Forward
On Sunday afternoon, the calm of a Baltimore street was disrupted by the sound of gunfire, leaving the community searching for answers and authorities seeking the public's assistance. According to the Baltimore Police Department, officers patrolling the 1600 block of Pennsylvania Avenue heard shots fired around 3:38 p.m. on August 25 and discovered a woman wounded in a nearby block.
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