Carrie Mihalcik is an Editor on the Express Desk at The Baltimore Banner. She focuses on breaking and trending news, with a particular interest in technology topics such as Google, AI, Amazon, and Microsoft. Carrie has been featured in The Baltimore Banner and CNET, bringing over a decade of experience from her previous roles at Current TV and the National Journal.
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Carrie Mihalcik's coverage spans across a variety of topics, including AI technology, regulatory risks, Amazon and prime day sales. She often covers government announcements, press releases and legal policy regulations within the tech industry.
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By: Carrie Mihalcik
The Department of Agriculture has issued an order putting restrictions on bringing dairy cows into Maryland.
By: Carrie Mihalcik
The annual Flower Mart at Mount Vernon Place returns this week to welcome spring with music, food and, of course, lemon sticks . The two-day event
By: Carrie Mihalcik
Officers responded to Marley Middle School in Glen Burnie on Tuesday after school officials found an unloaded 9mm handgun in a student's backpack, according to Anne Arundel County Police.
By: Carrie Mihalcik
The annual Kinetic Sculpture Race , sponsored by the American Visionary Art Museum, returns this weekend . The quirky and beloved race — which
One of my favorite ways to explore all Maryland has to offer is by visiting state parks. They let you enjoy hiking, camping, fossil hunting and playgrounds galore.
By: Carrie Mihalcik
Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer. It also means pools across Baltimore will be opening soon for those looking to cool off and splash around.
By: Carrie Mihalcik
Baltimore Police are investigating after a viral video appears to show a Baltimore Ravens fan assaulting two Washington Commanders fans in Federal Hill.
By: Carrie Mihalcik, Darreonna Davis
Thanksgiving is just a week away. But if you're looking for something to do in Baltimore this weekend, you might think it's already Christmas.
Banner Staff Mayor Brandon Scott had a message for those heading into work Friday morning: Expect traffic delays.
By: Carrie Mihalcik
As fire crews continue to separate logs and wood to access hot spots following a massive fire at Camp Small , Baltimore officials are hopeful they'll be able to reopen the city's street tree recycling center.
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