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Vegan SoulFest - August 2023

Stevie's Scoop: Sunny & seasonal

Good Morning Maryland Weather - Stevie Daniels

Just two weeks after Rachel Morin's death, police catch their first break in the case. According to Colonel William Davis, DNA from the crime scene that was run through the Maryland State Police database came back with a match. READ MORE: https://www.wmar2news.com/infocus

Shocking developments came from the Harford County Sheriff's Office Thursday night in regard to the murder of Rachel Morin. Morin, 37, was last seen alive on Saturday, August 5th, when she went to take a walk on the Ma & Pa Trail. Her boyfriend reported her missing that evening, and the following afternoon a woman's body was found just off the trail. READ MORE: https://www.wmar2news.com/local/police-suspect-dna-from-rachel-morin-crime-scene-linked-to-la-home-invasion-assault

Nearly two weeks after Rachel Morin's body was found at the Ma & Pa Trail, people in Bel Air are still on edge about the whole situation. Despite not having answers, they are pushing forward and focusing on helping Rachel’s family.. one local bakery is even fundraising to ensure Rachel’s family has what they need during this difficult time. READ MORE: https://www.wmar2news.com/local/local-bakery-plans-to-donate-part-of-its-proceeds-to-rachel-morins-family

Baltimore City Police have arrested a suspect in connection to the Brooklyn Homes mass shooting that happened back in July. READ MORE: https://www.wmar2news.com/local/teenage-suspect-arrested-in-brooklyn-homes-mass-shooting

Rachel Morin suspect

Protecting the community and helping to minimize shootings and homicides is no easy task, but it’s the mission not only for law enforcement but for community groups like Safe Streets. Troy Bradley is one of the leaders from the Cherry Hill Safe Streets location, he talked about how they’re working every day to reduce shootings and homicides in our city. https://www.wmar2news.com

Chris Swaim taiks to Casey Linthicum and Eli Linthicum from GameOn, a new retailer coming to Downtown Columbia. Here's a link to some of the events going on throughout August! https://www.wmar2news.com/aroundtown/theres-still-time-for-summer-fun-in-downtown-columbia

In a stroll in Fells Point you might glance over on the corner of Broadway and Aliceanna and see marijuana plants. The one to three foot high green plants with their distinct leaves draw the attention from people, some even stop to take pictures. READ MORE: https://www.wmar2news.com/local/baltimore-business-selling-half-grown-marijuana-plants

The late 1800s and early 1900s were the heyday of the corner bar and brewery in Baltimore. Now that distinctive history is being celebrated at the inaugural Baltimore Brewing Day. READ MORE: https://www.wmar2news.com/local/inaugural-baltimore-brewing-day-to-celebrate-history-of-baltimore-beer

If you are looking for fun things to do with the family Downtown Columbia may just be the place for you. For the third time, they are featuring Amped in the Park, Good Kid-izen and their Merriweather District Fit Series. These events are great for people of all ages and feature live music and dancing. READ MORE: https://www.wmar2news.com/aroundtown/theres-still-time-for-summer-fun-in-downtown-columbia

Kids toss to Jamie/Kelly

Local school bus contractors have been extended three years in Howard County in an agreement that was reached after the school board tried to terminate their agreements. READ MORE: https://www.wmar2news.com/local/school-bus-drivers-back-in-business

Elizabeth live hit for Rachel Morin

Baltimore Area Chick-fil-A Restaurants - Everyday Heroes August 2023

Good Feet Store - August 2023

A generous gesture for a selfless act

Village Shopping Center purchased

Stevie's Scoop: Warmer & humid

Good Morning Maryland Weather - Stevie Daniels 8/17/2023

There is a slight chance of a pop-up thundershower on Thursday afternoon and it will feel a bit sticky. Friday will feel a tad cooler with decreased humidity. READ MORE: https://www.wmar2news.com/weather/dry-skies-with-more-sunshine

Shanea Shay and her daughter Kamryn Keys are the mother daughter duo who own Krazy Sweet Cafe. They first opened up their cafe in March. “Its been a little bit of a challenge, but all in all once people come out and see who we are they always want to come back so it’s just getting people to know who we are and what we do," Shanea said. READ MORE: https://www.wmar2news.com/local/black-owned-dessert-cafe-in-baltimore-continues-to-thrive

Shanea Shay and her daughter Kamryn Keys are the mother daughter duo who own Krazy Sweet Cafe. They first opened up their cafe in March. “Its been a little bit of a challenge, but all in all once people come out and see who we are they always want to come back so it’s just getting people to know who we are and what we do," Shanea said. READ MORE: https://www.wmar2news.com/local/black-owned-dessert-cafe-in-baltimore-continues-to-thrive