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District officials announced the roll-out of Evolv technology – which will start Monday – in a letter sent to families this week.
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Baltimore City State's Attorney Ivan Bates joins Midday to discuss parental accountability, youth crime and juvenile justice.
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Two advocates for families and children join Midday to discuss if parents should be held accountable when their children commit crimes?.
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Delegate Sheila Ruth is sponsoring a bill to nix the disruption charge, which targets Black and disabled students, from state law. Opponents say it exists for teacher safety.
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Investigators still do not know who fired the fatal shots that night. None of the defendants are charged with murder outright.
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Lawyers plan to argue against the joinder.
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House approved changes with near unanimous but reluctant support from Democrats.
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NyKayla Strawder’s family wants mandatory services for children who commit violent crimes that result in a death.
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District leaders say principals and teachers need more disciplinary power to address rising school violence and behavioral issues. One Baltimore-based nonprofit says meditation does the same — without harming students’ education.
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Bill unveiled Wednesday in Annapolis makes many changes, but a long road to approval awaits.