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CBS News obtained data from the Maryland Department of Labor under the Public Information Act.

Maryland workers say they're owed millions in unpaid overtime and benefits as WJZ investigates wage

There is more fallout from Darryl Williams announcing he will leave position as Baltimore County Superintendent of Schools, including a recommendation for an interim administrator to serve one year.  READ MORE: https://www.wmar2news.com/local/pursuit-of-new-baltimore-county-superintendent-of-schools

Pursuit of new Baltimore County Superintendent of Schools

18-year-old shot and killed in Annapolis

Mayor Brandon Scott was one of 16 mayors who participated in a conference call with White House officials regarding the potential fallout following the release of footage showing the death of Tyre Nichols.

Mayor Scott among mayors on White House conference call on possible protests

Several Baltimore police officers are at the scene of a shooting in West Baltimore.

Police investigating shooting in West Baltimore

Supporting military spouses

Meteorologist Derek Beasley has your Sunday evening forecast

Baltimore County Public Schools Superintendent Darryl Williams will not seek another term

Parents noticing discrepancies with statement balance in Maryland 529 college savings plan

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It’s been almost one year since Donnell Rochester was killed by Baltimore city police officers, now state’s attorney Ivan Bates said he does not plan to prosecute the officers involved.

This comes after the Attorney General’s independent investigation found second degree murder and manslaughter could be argued.

Loved ones are still mourning the death of Donnell Rochester, who was killed by police before he could graduate high school. His mother Danielle Brown said hearing the officers won’t be prosecuted after the AG’s findings made her re-live this situation all over again. Now the family and their attorney are trying to receive justice for Donnell.

"Hopeless. I just wish that February 19th never happened. Because Donnell deserved to still be here," Brown said.

READ MORE: https://www.wmar2news.com/local/mother-of-slain-teen-voices-frustration-with-saos-decision-to-not-pursue-case

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Mother voices frustration

Governor Wes Moore, a veteran himself, is focusing on keeping veterans in Maryland and easing the tax burden on them.  READ MORE: https://www.wmar2news.com/voiceforveterans/governor-moore-focuses-on-keeping-veterans-in-maryland-with-two-bills

Governor Moore focuses on keeping veterans in Maryland with two bills

Tax season is heading into full swing as tax professionals urge those filing to get it done early this year, to avoid the knock on the door nobody wants.  READ MORE: https://www.wmar2news.com/news/local-news/tax-professionals-urge-filing-early-this-year

Tax professionals urge filing early this year

The family of Donnell Rochester protested outside the office of new Baltimore City State's Attorney Ivan Bates on Thursday afternoon.

Donnell Rochester's family protests decision not to charge officers in deadly shooting