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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.

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News

Maryland Officials Issue Warning After Card Skimmers Found, $700K In SNAP Benefits Stolen A community-wide warning has been issued about skimming devices after at least three skimming devices have been recovered in Prince George's County in the last week, authorities say. Skimming devices can be placed at point of sale terminals inside of retail stores, grocery stores, convenience stores or any location where credit card transactions are conducted. The devices are used to steal cardholder information, and have had a significant impact on users of SNAP benefits, with around $700,000 in stolen SNAP funds around the county this year, according to Prince George's County police. Pol…

10/27/2022

Police & Fire

Baltimore Officials Begin To Tag Vacant 'Dangerous' Structures In New Safety Initiative Baltimore City firefighters are beginning to tag unsafe vacant homes once a week in an effort to help first responders and citizens identify potentially dangerous structures, reports WBAL TV. Every Wednesday, firefighters will post red signs on the front and back of homes that may have hazards that can't be immediately seen. Each home will be entered into a database that will warn first-responders of the potential dangers if a call is made to that home. So far, over 700 homes have been identified, the outlet continues. A similar program was started in 2010, but soon after abandoned. In Janu…

10/27/2022

Police & Fire

Firefighters Battle Morning Row Home Fire In Baltimore Firefighters were on the scene battling an early morning fire in Baltimore, authorities say. Smoke was seen coming out of the top floor of the two-story row home in the 300 block of Gwynn Ave around 10 a.m., Thursday, Oct. 27, according to Baltimore Fire officials. 🔥DWELLING FIRE🔥300 blk Gwynn Av 21229#Allendale@CouncilmanKB#BMORESBravest on scene with fire showing from a 2 story row home. pic.twitter.com/VyYte8pPd3 — Baltimore Firefighters IAFF Local 734 (@BCFDL734) October 27, 2022 Details surrounding how many homes were affected or cost of damages have not yet been released.

10/27/2022

News

Majority Of Dcps Teachers 'Unsatisfied' With Their Jobs, More Than Half Plan To Leave Four out of five members of the Washington Teachers' Union are not satisfied with their jobs, according to a new survey. The Washington Teacher's Union released a survey on Tuesday, Oct. 25 that showed the dissatisfaction members are feeling toward their jobs as contract negotiations with D.C. Public Schools have stalled. Out of 4,300 public school teachers, 629 were surveyed in September. The majority of teachers surveyed were not satisfied with their jobs, stating increased workload and no increase in salary or compensation as major factors. Among other large factors were unsustaina…

10/26/2022

Police & Fire

Suspect Arrested After Killing Man During Argument In Baltimore A suspect has been arrested after allegedly killing a man after an argument in Baltimore back in June, authorities say. Keith Anderson, 43, was arrested on Monday, Oct. 24, in the 4800 block of Harford Road after being connected to the June murder of Markeece Jordan, 29, according to Baltimore police. Detectives believes Anderson shot and killed Markeece Jordan following an argument in the 1900 block of Belair Road on Wednesday, June 22. Anderson was transported to Central Booking Intake Facility where he has been charged with 1st degree murder.

10/26/2022

Police & Fire

Teen Arrested For Sexual Assault In Maryland LA Fitness Showers, Additional Victims Suspected An 18-year-old Silver Spring boy has been arrested after sexually assaulting at least two women inside an L.A. Fitness in Bethesda, authorities say. Samba Dieng is accused of sexually assaulting two female members of the gym in the 11400 block of Rockville Pike while they were showering in the women's locker room on the night of Friday, Oct. 21, according to Montgomery County police. Samba was arrested at his home by detectives on Wednesday, Oct. 26, and has been charged with Second-Degree Rape, Fourth Degree Sex Offense, and two counts of Second-Degree Assault. Detectives belie…

10/26/2022

News

Beloved Baltimore School Crossing Guard Hit By Car In Front Of Children, Critically Injured A beloved and trusted Baltimore City crossing guard is in critical condition after being hit by a car while trying to allow children to cross the road, officials say. The longtime guard was struck at a high rate of speed in the 3800 block of Sinclair Lane around 8 a.m., Wednesday, Oct. 25, according to Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott. The Sinclair Lane Elementary school students were uninjured. During a press conference addressing the incident, Mayor Scott urged drivers to slow down while on the road, noting that hundreds of recent accidents have been linked to high speeds. "Also I think th…

10/26/2022

Police & Fire

Teenage Troublemakers Beat Man In The Head With Baseball Bat In Brooklyn Park Attack A man is recovering after being beaten in the head with a baseball bat in Brooklyn Park, authorities say. Officers were approached by the victim, who had a large gash to his forehead after the attack, around 9 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 25, according to Anne Arundel County police. The 29-year-old victim stated that he was attacked by three black teenage boys in the area of Kramme Avenue and Townsend Avenue. The victim stated that the boys said something to him before beating him in the head with a metal baseball bat. The victim was taken to an area hospital for treatment of non life-threatening i…

10/26/2022

Business

'Historic' Maryland Restaurant Up For Auction After 50 Years As Family Plans Retirement An iconic and beloved restaurant that has served Baltimore for generations will be closing its doors for good later this year as owners prepare for retirement. Bertha's Mussels of Fells Point has been serving the Baltimore community for the past 50 years, and will go up for auction in November, according to the owners, the Norris family. "We are proud to have actively participated in the growth of this neighborhood, starting with the historic Road Fight and preservation efforts of the 70s, leading to what we now know as the first National Historic District and the booming waterfront d…

10/26/2022

Business

Popular Southern Soul Food Eatery Hosts Grand Opening For Montgomery County Location A popular Montgomery County food truck eatery has announced a grand opening date for its new brick and mortar location, according to The MoCo Show. My Cup Runneth Over Southern Cuisine will open their brick and mortar location at 8405 Snouffer School Road at the former Jazzy Seafood site in Gaithersburg on Wed. Oct. 26 from 11 a.m. until 7 p.m., the outlet continues. View this post on Instagram A post shared by My Cup Runneth Over Southern (@mycuprunnethover_235) The restaurant focuses on offering southern soul food, including smoked bbq rib…

10/26/2022

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