The pregnant woman who was dragged off of a Southwest Airlines flight at BWI Airport last week is pushing back against the narrative given by the airline, saying she didn’t actually tell staff she had a life-threatening allergy. She’s also arguing she was racially profiled.
A woman was removed from a Southwest Airlines flight at BWI Airpot on Tuesday night after reporting a life-threatening allergy to two dogs aboard the plane.
Wife of former Annapolis mayor chronicles her son’s struggle with opioids — Fox45
Laurel Man Crashes Gate, Boards Plane At BWI Marshall — WBAL
Baltimore County police officer expected to be first to face a public trial board hearing next month — Baltimore Sun
City Youth Curfew In Effect For Summer — CBS Baltimore
Voices Rise: A Baltimore Choir of Hope – Bmore Art
Maryland Wins First Men’s Lacrosse Title Since 1975 — PressBox
Social media managers with big organizations are always looking to own a story, and that can require a break from protocol.
Travelers who don’t want to wait in an airport line to sign up for the process that lets you skip airport lines have an option next week.
Md. Man Formerly Imprisoned in Cuba Welcomes Castro’s Death – CBS Baltimore
Woman Arrested At BWI After Handgun, Additional Magazine Found In Bag – WBAL Radio
Carryout owner, 63, goes on trial for shooting customer – Baltimore Sun
Longtime D.C. restaurateur taps Baltimore’s Mount Vernon for Mediterranean café – BBJ
Pitt rides revamped defense past Maryland in ACC-Big Ten Challenge – Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Thanksgiving travelers flying out of BWI this week should be relieved to hear the airport has a couple improvements being unveiled today that should reduce pedestrian congestion.
We all have our forgetful moments when traveling — the misplaced shampoo, the left-behind toothbrush, the unpacked bathing suit. But three people flying out of BWI this past week each had a different issue: Each forgot to mention they had stashed away a loaded handgun.
