You won't find what you expect at the third annual Charm City Fringe Fest, and that's the idea.
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A man was fatally shot in his Dundalk home Wednesday night by an unknown suspect, Baltimore County police said.
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A Baltimore police officer who was caught on video beating a suspect — but remained on the job for three months until the video was publicly revealed — was criminally charged with assault and perjury, city prosecutors announced Wednesday.
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A former teller was sentenced in federal court on Wednesday to seven years in prison for robbing the Dundalk M&T Bank where she had previously worked.
Campaign 2014
more Campaign 2014 newsBaltimore County State's Attorney Scott Shellenberger is featured in a new radio ad supporting Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown's gubernatorial run, as Democrats try to win over county voters in the final stretch before Election Day.
North Baltimore
More North Baltimore newsEmployees at Tembo Group come from war-torn countries
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Seawall pledges to work with community for new plan at Remington center
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South Baltimore
More South Baltimore newsThe new head of the city liquor board has a message for Baltimore's sometimes out-of-control bar scene: The party's over.
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More than 800 runners emerge into morning sun
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Baltimore County officials on Tuesday showed off how they've been spending money from the so-called "rain tax" — reviving a street-sweeping program that they say is keeping dirt and debris out of the county's waterways.
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About 62,000 gallons of sewage spilled into a tributary of White Marsh Run on Tuesday night, Baltimore County public works officials said.
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Maryland Natural Resources Police are looking for a person they said shot and killed a bald eagle in Pasadena last month, the state agency said on Friday.
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Gary and Rebecca Perlow did not set out to buy a condo at the Ritz-Carlton Residences off Key Highway in Baltimore's Inner Harbor area. After all, they lived right down the street in the Townes at HarborView.
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The pull of this Southeast Baltimore neighborhood -- particularly for Greek-Americans -- remains strong.
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The NAACP will hold its 2017 national convention in Baltimore, the nation's oldest civil rights organization announced Wednesday. The decision could mean an economic boost of as much as $10 million to the city two summers from now.
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Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake said Wednesday she will veto a City Council bill requiring police officers to wear body cameras if the legislation makes it to her desk before policy questions have been resolved.
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Baltimore's spending panel on Wednesday approved a $130,000 study of the Charm City Circulator, the city's popular bus service that Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake said she wants to remain free.
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City officials agreed Wednesday to award an $8.4 million contract to a Belgian company to overhaul Baltimore's water-billing system, which has been criticized as outdated and error-prone.
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