The Aug. 10 explosion in Northwest Baltimore that killed two people, injured seven and reduced three rowhomes to rubble was due to a “large natural gas buildup” ignited by a stove, city officials said Tuesday morning.
Officials Say “Large Natural Gas Buildup” After HVAC Work Caused NW Baltimore Explosion
Hot House: Elegant, historic Knabe House in Mt. Vernon hits market for first time in 21 years
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More than 9,600 Marylanders have received the second dose of the coronavirus vaccine
A total of 9,655 Marylanders have received two doses of the coronavirus vaccine, state officials reported Tuesday.
Tuesday Morning Headlines: Maryland lawmakers call on Rep. Andy Harris to resign; Baltimore County schools enrollment drops; and more
Letter signed by 84 Maryland lawmakers calling on Representative Andy Harris to resign — WMAR
Needs Increase While Enrollment Drops In Baltimore County Schools — WYPR
Maryland’s educators are a top vaccine priority. But health officials say getting them shots could take months. — The Baltimore Sun
Maryland, Virginia Governors, DC Mayor Urge Americans Not To Attend Inauguration — WJZ
Baltimore to award $550,000 to man who suffered traumatic brain injury during arrest — Baltimore Brew
Central Md. Leaders Seeking Huge Infusion of Cash for Struggling Transit Systems — Maryland Matters
Monday Afternoon Headlines: State police prepare for armed protesters at State House; AA County police officer suspended amid investigation into involvement in riot; City Council to address housing insecurity; and more
Maryland State Police preparing for armed protesters at State House next week as FBI issues nationwide warning – The Baltimore Sun
AA County police officer suspended amid investigation regarding involvement in Capitol riot – WBAL
FBI Continues To Seek Public’s Help To Identify More Pro-Trump Rioters Who Rushed U.S. Capitol – WJZ
Baltimore City Council President, council members to address housing insecurity – Fox45
Hogan calls on lawmakers to approve $1 billion in tax relief, economic aid
Gov. Larry Hogan on Monday announced a plan to provide about $1 billion in tax relief and economic aid to Marylanders and small businesses impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.
The Recovery for the Economy, Livelihoods, Industries, Entrepreneurs and Families (RELIEF) Act will be introduced Wednesday when the General Assembly convenes for the 2021 legislative session.
Vaccine rollout remains slow at Maryland nursing homes
Nursing home residents and staff are among the first in line for the COVID-19 vaccine. But in Maryland, many nursing homes have not used a majority of their allocated doses.
Maryland’s COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to climb to new record of 1,957 patients
There are currently 1,957 Marylanders hospitalized with coronavirus, the highest number of current COVID-19 hospitalizations in the state since the pandemic began.
Monday Morning Headlines: Maryland Congressional Democrats support removing Trump; Maryland bill would create family and medical leave insurance program; and more
Where Maryland’s Congressional Democrats Stand on Impeachment — Maryland Matters
Time To Care Act Would Establish Family, Medical Leave Insurance Program In Maryland — WJZ
Here’s why local hospitals aren’t using up all of their Covid-19 vaccine doses — Baltimore Business Journal
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan faults Trump for Capitol raid, won’t call on Rep. Andy Harris to resign — The Baltimore Sun
Morgan alumna named acting chief of US Capitol Police after riot — WBAL
USPS Searching for Woman’s Ashes Amid Delayed Holiday Packages — WMAR
Friday Afternoon Headlines: Suspect arrested in murder of Dunbar HS assistant principal; Maryland man federally charged in Capitol siege; and more
Maryland man among 13 federally charged in US Capitol riot — WBAL
Franchot Proposes A Maryland Stimulus — WYPR
Amid pandemic and Trump’s final chaotic days, a Maryland man with COVID-19 fights his upcoming federal execution — The Baltimore Sun
As Fresh Debate Over Repeal of State Song Looms, Several Contenders Emerge to Replace It — Maryland Matters
Suspicious letter with powder causes scare at Maryland State Capitol — WMAR
