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  Mayor Brandon Scott leads community walk

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  Baltimore City Mayor Brandon Scott led a community walk Wednesday, specifically targeting the issue of gun violence and gun laws.

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  Baltimore water task force meets to clear up parasite concerns

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  The Baltimore Regional Water Governance Task Force met Wednesday for the first time since the discovery of a parasite in the Druid Lake Reservoir last week. The meeting came one day after health officials lifted the water advisory. That water services parts of Baltimore and Howard counties, so some people in those areas were placed under a water advisory for several days.

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  Some Morgan homecoming events canceled, others postponed

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  The university announced late Wednesday afternoon that most remaining homecoming events are canceled, but the football game and the homecoming gala will be postponed. Canceled homecoming events include the homecoming concert, the silent headphones party, the homecoming pep rally, the homecoming parade, the Lady Bear Volleyball match and all other on-campus events. Additionally, all classes are canceled for the remainder of the week.

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  Did Commissioner Richard Worley's commute delay news conference?

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  The 11 News I-Team is looking into Baltimore City's residency requirements for top officials like the Baltimore police commissioner. After an active shooter situation began around 9:30 p.m. Tuesday at Morgan State University, a police briefing was delayed several times. Newly confirmed Commissioner Richard Worley did not step up to the microphones until 1:30 a.m. Worley lives in Anne Arundel County. The news conference was originally scheduled for 11:35 p.m., so 11 News asked why it was postponed several times and whether Worley's commute was a factor.

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  Some Morgan students question campus safety

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  Baltimore police are investigating whether multiple guns were fired in late Tuesday night's shooting at Morgan State University. With classes canceled Wednesday, the campus extremely quiet was somber after the chaos the night before. Some students are questioning their safety. The search for suspects -- at least two and possibly more -- continued, as city detectives and university police officers were on campus searching for video and witnesses.

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  5 MSU shooting victims believed to be unintended targets

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  Baltimore police are investigating whether multiple guns were fired in late Tuesday night's shooting at Morgan State University. Police said Wednesday that all the shots were fired outdoors by at least one shooter who missed the intended target and instead hit five bystanders, four of them Morgan students. Four men and a woman, ages 18-22, suffered non-life-threatening injuries in the shooting. One of five victims has since been released from the hospital, Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley said. The search for suspects -- at least two and possibly more -- continued, as city detectives and university police officers were on campus searching for video and witnesses.