Cody Boteler is a newsletter writer for The Baltimore Banner, focusing on local news in Maryland, specifically in the Baltimore area. Cody's articles cover a range of topics, including quizzes, local events and attractions, and updates on important issues affecting the community.
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Cody Boteler's coverage is primarily focused on local news, including key topics such as Maryland, Baltimore, and specific events in the area. Given the varied nature of the articles from quizzes to scientific discoveries and local incidents, potential outreach could involve providing insights or data related to house & home topics relevant to the region (e.g., housing trends or local architectural developments), scientific updates with a focus on those impacting Baltimore/Maryland residents, or contributing factual information that can enrich his content.
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By: Adam Thompson
Fire crews are battling a massive fire in Baltimore's Woodberry neighborhood near Interstate 83.
The Howard County Police Department is investigating after an unidentified pedestrian was killed in a collision while crossing the street.
The Mangione family is “shocked” by the arrest of Luigi Mangione, according to a statement shared on social media late Monday night.
By: Cody Boteler
The fire watch at Camp Small ended Monday night, days after a massive blaze in Baltimore's Woodberry neighborhood.
Luigi Mangione , a Maryland native, was charged Monday with murder in New York City in the shooting death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
By: Cody Boteler
After students got sick during a monthly Mass at the John Carroll School in Harford County on Monday, officials evacuated the building and closed the school on Tuesday.
By: Cody Boteler
Reports of drones or other aircraft flying around at night have spread from New Jersey to Maryland.
By: Cody Boteler
The Maryland Department of Health reported three cold weather-related deaths so far in the 2024-2025 winter season, officials said Tuesday
By: Cody Boteler, Clara Longo
Nine people remain hospitalized after what Baltimore County Police described as a mass shooting in Towson that left one person dead, the police department said Wednesday morning
By: Cody Boteler
About 5,200 Marylanders are owed a total of more than $6.8 million in unpaid wages, according to the U.S. Department of Labor.
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