Kimberly Eiten
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Baltimore, MD, United States
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Road Rage Incident Ends In Four People Injured In Stabbing
Baltimore County Police are investigating an assault in Dundak. Sources say that police are investigating the incident as a stabbing with multiple victims. → Read More
Woman Dies In Fire At Baltimore City Home
A woman died after she was rescued from a burning home in Baltimore city Monday morning. → Read More
25K Domino Display Set To Fall At Maryland Science Center
One by one, 25,000 dominos will fall in a massive display at the Maryland Science Center. → Read More
2 Firefighters Injured In Blaze That Displaced Multiple People
Firefighters were on the scene of a two alarm fire in Anne Arundel County Monday morning. → Read More
Can Shellfish Save The Shoreline? Conservationists In Edgewater Are Putting Them To The Test
An underwater experiment is playing out in Edgewater. Conservationists are waiting to see if shellfish can help them save the shoreline. → Read More
Dawnta Harris Gets Life Sentence In Ofc. Amy Caprio’s Death – CBS Baltimore
The teen convicted in the murder of Baltimore County Police Officer Amy Caprio will learn his fate Wednesday. → Read More
New Floor Opens At MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital To Help Inpatient Treatment
The elevator doors open Wednesday to a new era of healing at MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital. → Read More
Baltimore Police Sgt. Issac Carrington In Critical Condition
An intense search continues Friday for the gunman and the getaway driver in the shooting of a Baltimore Police sergeant Thursday afternoon. → Read More
Fourth Annual Trifecta Festival Coming To Baltimore County This Weekend
The fourth annual Trifecta Festival returns to the Maryland State Fairgrounds Saturday. → Read More
3 People Indicted For Allegedly Operating Unlicensed Assisted Living Facilities
Maryland's attorney general has announced three people have been indicted for allegedly operating unlicensed assisted living facilities in the Baltimore area. → Read More
‘America Is Better Than What I Saw:’ Sen. Cardin Recaps ‘Fact-Finding’ Trip To U.S.-Mexico Border
Maryland Sen. Ben Cardin Monday recounted his recent "fact-finding" mission to the U.S.-Mexico border during an event in Highlandtown. → Read More
‘Beyond The Scoreboard’ Summer Camp Blends Sports, Life Skills To Students In East Baltimore
Non-profit All Walks of Life, Team Thrill and City Parks and Rec partnered to put on the five-week camp. → Read More
Community Remembers Manuel Luis, Morgan State Student Fatally Shot During Attempted Robbery
The search for a killer continues as friends mourn the death of Manuel Luis, the Morgan State University student fatally shot in his car near the campus early Thursday. → Read More
Man Wanted In Sexual Assault Of 79-Year-Old Woman In Canton
Baltimore police are looking for a man who sexually assaulted a 79-year-old woman Monday morning. → Read More
Dominic Sanchez Charged In Jasmine Adams’ 2018 Murder – CBS Baltimore
Nearly a year after she was found stabbed to death in the basement of her Severn home, Anne Arundel County police announced Tuesday that they arrested a suspect in Jasmine Adams' murder. → Read More
New State Law Aiming To Lower Prescription Drug Prices Takes Effect
A state law taking effect in Maryland Monday will take on large pharmaceutical companies by creating a prescription drug affordability board tasked with tackling rising prescription costs. → Read More
Amid Shortage, Baltimore Police Union Expresses Concerns Over Officer Exhaustion
In a letter to members this week, union leaders ask them to express health concerns to higher-ups and document their response. → Read More
Community Remembers Nathaniel Day Who Died At Dominican Republic Resort With Fiance
It was a somber day as friends and family remembered a Prince George's County man who died while vacationing in the Dominican Republic. → Read More
Gerald Brown’s Killer Still Loose As City Hits 20 Murders In June – CBS Baltimore
Mayor Jack Young said earlier this week he was fed up with silent streets, asking witnesses to start talking. → Read More
FBI Hopes Public Can Identify ‘Mod Squad’ Bank Robbers
At this point they have hit 13 banks, each time changing the style of the crime. → Read More