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Rhythmic thumping of techno music filled the air as a series of models draped in fall fashions strutted across the T-shaped runway.

A family crime organization trafficked more than $6.6 million in black market cigarettes and more in illegal foreign drugs through a Baltimore restaurant and a Pikesville pharmacy that received a Baltimore County -backed loan, authorities said in a federal indictment that was unsealed Wednesday.

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Baltimore Police Commissioner Anthony W. Batts said Wednesday that he plans to form a commission of experts outside the city department to review the death of Tyrone West, a move denounced by the head of the city's police union as "a way to placate the public" while undermining confidence in his officers' investigations.

A 25-year-old Baltimore City man allegedly stabbed a work supervisor multiple times Monday in Towson after a dispute about the employee's paycheck, according to a Baltimore County police report.

On Monday afternoon, Charlie Hughes, the lead singer-songwriter of the Baltimore indie-pop quintet Raindeer, gently fumbled through a phone interview about the year his band had.

The Baltimore Health Department said it is suspending street operations of a West Baltimore anti-violence program that employs former offenders, amid allegations of criminal activity by staff there.

The Equitable building at 10 N. Calvert St. has sold for $7.2 million and is slated to be converted to apartments.

Two pedestrians were struck and killed by cars in separate incidents in Joppa and Dundalk Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, authorities said.

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Gov. Martin O'Malley announced late Tuesday that Maryland's director of public safety and corrections is leaving the state post he has held for seven years for a job in the private sector.

Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown, center, talks about problems with Maryland's health care exchange on Tuesday in Baltimore.

Two people were killed after a Marc train and SUV collided at the Hollins Ferry Road train crossing in southwest Baltimore early Tuesday morning.

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Calvin Trillin revolutionized American food writing when he rejected "La Maison de la Casa House"-the fancy continental restaurant in every city that people told visitors to eat at but never went to themselves-and started writing about downhome places like barbecue joints in Kansas City.

City officials are set to consider $113,000 in payments to settle two lawsuits alleging police brutality, including a case in which a well-known 77-year-old barber's arm was broken during an arrest.

Acquired in August by the Miami-based Rubell Hotels, the Baltimore Street property is currently undergoing a $10 million renovation.

Two people were killed in a collision on Tuesday morning involving a MARC train and a vehicle, according to Baltimore City officials and the Maryland Transit Administration.

One person is dead and another is injured in a crash involving a sport utility vehicle and a train early Tuesday morning.

A WINTER STORM WARNING is in effect for Baltimore City, Howard, Anne Arundel, Baltimore, and Harford Counties until 2PM Tuesday.