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Annie DeVoe

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adevoe@dailyvoice.com

Annie is a proud alumna of Purdue University, with degrees in Broadcast Journalism and Anthropology. She began her journalism career in front of a camera, reporting news across the Midwest.

Annie’s passion for journalism began back in high school during her time in Youth In Government, where she served as as reporter and press editor for several years. She is proud to have pursued her childhood dream of becoming a journalist. From breaking news to archery on horseback to hanging out with kangaroos, Annie is grateful to share the stories and events of those around her.

In her free time, Annie enjoys showing her horses and watching sports. The only granddaughter of Indiana Pacer’s founder Chuck DeVoe and stepdaughter of Purdue Men’s Basketball Announcer and former player Ralph Taylor, Annie’s love for Indiana basketball runs deep.

A US history buff, Annie is proud to provide news to the Capitol region.

Annie DeVoe's Contributions

News

Maryland Cocaine Dealer Found With 27 Guns Including Machine Gun, Body Armor, Sentenced A Maryland cocaine dealer found with a machine gun has been sentenced to serve over seven years in federal prison, authorities announce. Larry Clinton Proctor, 33, admitted to selling nearly 200 grams of crack cocaine in four separate controlled purchases organized by law enforcement between May and June 2021, according to the Department of Justice. Police stopped Proctor after a drug deal on June 24, 2021, and placed him under arrest. A search warrant was executed on Proctor's home where police found a .357 caliber machine gun with a 3D printed switch that made it a fully automatic firearm…

09/28/2022

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Woman Forced To Give Birth On Jail Cell Floor While Staff 'Laughed' At Her Files Lawsuit A pregnant woman who was arrested on a probation violation the day before she went into labor filed a federal lawsuit after nurses in a Maryland jail allegedly ignored her screams for help as she gave birth alone on a dirty jail cell floor, according to multiple reports. Jazmin Valentine was over eight months pregnant when she was taken into custody and placed in the Washington County jail. When she went into labor on July 4, 2021 she was accused of going through drug withdrawals by Pennsylvania-based PrimeCare Medical Inc., the reports continue. Valentine alleges that jail and nursing staf…

09/28/2022

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Baltimore City Switches To Online Payment Portal, Customers Asked To Reschedule Payments The City of Baltimore will be switching over to an online bill payment portal for customers beginning in October, announced Mayor Brandon Scott. The online portal opening on Saturday, Oct. 1, will be hosted through Paymentus, including "enhanced customer features" such as improved security and more payment options, states Mayor Scott in a press release. Baltimore, we’re launching a NEW and improved portal with easy-to-use services for paying your bills that’s more secure, convenient, and user-friendly payment portal. pic.twitter.com/3pZMyeswvy — Brandon M. Scott (@MayorBMScott) Septembe…

09/28/2022

Police & Fire

Attempted Murder Suspect Found Armed With Loaded Handgun Inside Work Truck An attempted murder suspect armed with a loaded handgun has been arrested in connection to a shooting earlier this month, authorities say. Kinard Smith, 29, was arrested on Tuesday, Sept. 17 around 5:15 p.m., after police spotted him driving his work truck on Lafayette Avenue at Druid Hill Avenue, according to Baltimore police. Police followed Smith until the 1000 block of N. Mount Street, where he was pulled over and placed under arrest. During a search, a loaded handgun was found and seized as evidence in the shooting that injured an 18-year-old boy on Wednesday, Sept. 21. Smith has been…

09/28/2022

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Maryland Is The Best State In Nation To Own An Electric Vehicle, Study Reveals Maryland has ranked as the best state in the nation to drive an electric vehicle, according to a new study released by Bumper. With a recent push for more electric vehicles to be used in the United States and state bans for gas vehicles set in place, more drivers are considering investing in an electric vehicle. Maryland has taken the top spot ranking number one in the nation for the best state to own an electric vehicle, the Bumper study reveals. Multiple metrics are used to determine the rankings, from infrastructure, cost to charge a vehicle, public charging stations, and electric …

09/28/2022

Police & Fire

Charred Human Remains Found In Back Of Abandoned Burning Car Dumped In Maryland Field Charred human remains were found in the backseat of a car that was set on fire in the middle of a Laurel field, authorities say. Around midnight Tuesday, Sept. 27, authorities responded to the area of Brock Bridge Road and Tribeca Trail for reports of a car fire that was found about 100 yards off of the roadway engulfed in flames in the middle of a field, according to Anne Arundel County police. Once the flames were put out, police found a charred body in the backseat of the vehicle. The body was so badly burned that the sex, race, and approximate age are unable to be determined. The manne…

09/28/2022

Police & Fire

Several Victims Shot In Lower Back During Bizarre Mass Maryland Shooting At least four people are injured after being shot in the lower back during a midnight mass shooting in Baltimore, authorities say. Three women, aged 38, 35, and 25 were found injured around midnight, Wednesday, Sept. 28 in the 5500 block of Bowleys Lane after officers responded to reports of a shooting in the area, according to Baltimore police. All three victims were taken to the hospital where they were stabilized. Shortly after, a fourth victim walked into the hospital asking for help with a gunshot wound to his lower back. The 27-year-old man told officers he was shot at the same locat…

09/28/2022

Police & Fire

Family 'Fears The Worst' After Maryland Man Mysteriously Disappeared Nearly A Month Ago Family members are fearing the worst after nearly a month has passed since the mysterious disappearance of a Maryland man, authorities say. Darryl Wiggins, 33, was last heard from on Friday, Sept. 2, when he spoke to his mother around 2 p.m., according to Baltimore police. Wiggins was reported missing two days later on Sunday, Sept. 4 after being unable to find or contact him. His family says Wiggins does not have a history of any mental illness or physical health problems, and now fear the worst has happened. Anyone who has seen and or knows of the whereabouts of Darryl Wiggins is asked …

09/28/2022

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Loyal Elderly Woman Forcibly Thrown Out Of Lifelong Home Leaves Maryland Officials Outraged A reportedly notoriously unreliable property management company is once again making headlines after demanding an elderly woman vacate her home of 25 years, leaving her and her dog to fend for herself, as gathered in an exclusive report with Daily Voice. The 80-year-old whistleblower received a sudden notice for her and her dog to vacate their home of 25 years with no explanation after Schweb Management took over Quincy Village apartments in Bladensburg in March 2022. "They stripped me of everything. I've been a good tenant and they took all my memories of my sisters, my good memories, and …

09/27/2022

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Parents Demand Answers After Photos Of Autistic Son Using The Bathroom At School Posted Online After an autistic 14-year-old boy was recorded unknowingly in a Prince George's County school bathroom, his parents are looking for those responsible to be held accountable, reports NBC Washington. A video of the freshman with his pants around his ankles while using the bathroom in Largo High School was reportedly posted to Instagram, prompting the school to contact his parents. His "heartbroken" parents say that their child functions at a third-grade level and would not have even understood what was going on, the outlet continues. The child is reportedly supposed to have an aide that assis…

09/27/2022

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