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How COVID-19 fraud led police to ghost guns

When Maryland's U.S. attorney prosecuted a man for COVID-19 fraud, what he found at the man's home changed the scope of the case and other cases moving forward.

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Baltimore-area school officials look at test results

Baltimore-area school officials are taking a close look at the 2023 Maryland Comprehensive Assessment Program results made public Tuesday afternoon.

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BPD buys Chinese drones considered by some to pose risk

Baltimore police will spend $38,000 on Chinese-made drones that a national security expert called a threat to national security.

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Council seeks information from schools following I-Team reports

The Baltimore City Council is calling for informational hearings on two issues involving the school district following reporting from the 11 News I-Team.

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Exclusive: Homicides drop linked to COVID-19 fraud prosecutions

COVID-19 fraud prosecutions are contributing to a significant drop in Baltimore's violent crime in 2023, Maryland U.S. Attorney Erek Barron says.

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