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| Passengers on board a Southwest Airlines flight from South Florida say a pickup truck hit their plane on the runway at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport. |
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| Marvin McKenstry will resign from his position as chair of the Community Oversight Task Force, the organization announces in a Facebook post. |
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| Ray Glasgow III, a 17-year-old football and lacrosse standout at the Baltimore City College high school, was killed in a shooting in East Baltimore on Saturday night — just two days before the Black Knights were set to play Mervo in the city’s Division A lacrosse championship. |
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| At 8-26, the Orioles are tied with the Cincinnati Reds for having the major leagues' worst record. |
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| As much as local cinephiles enjoy going to the annual Maryland Film Festival, some of the filmmakers are equally as happy to bring their work here. |
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| For years, residents in Southeast Baltimore have been beset by trucks rumbling to and from the port of Baltimore using residential streets. Now the city has set up cameras to catch trucks that stray from designated truck routes, and will hand out fines of up to $250. |
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| After a thrilling run to victory in the rain at the Kentucky Derby, Justify is doing well and trainer Bob Baffert sees no reason he wouldn't race in the 143rd Preakness. |
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| One teenager was killed and another was wounded in a double shooting Saturday evening near City Springs Elementary/Middle School in Southeast Baltimore, police said — the first in a series of shootings from Saturday evening through Sunday. |
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| Hawaii's Kilauea volcano destroyed 26 homes and spewed lava hundreds of feet into the air, leaving evacuated residents unsure how long they might be displaced. |
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| 2018 prom season is coming to a close. Take a look at some high school celebrations from area schools. |
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