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Comcast Hit With $2.3 Million Fine to End FCC Investigation Over Mischarging Customers

The Federal Communications Commission has levied the largest ever fine on a cable provider, ordering Comcast to pay a $2.3 million fine to resolve an investigation into whether the company wrongfully charged cable TV customers for services and equipment that the customers never authorized, the FCC said on Tuesday. >>> Read more.

Food Network to Showcase Maryland Chef on 'Chopped'

Those tuning into "Chopped" on Thursday may see a familiar face on the Food Network.

Kristina Sciarra of Laurrapin in Havre De Grace will be a contestant on the Oct. 13 episode of the show, which challenges a group of chefs to see who can best use a basket of ingredients to cook a meal in a timed competition. They must use everything they are given. >>> Read more.

2 Baltimore County Helicopter Rescue Techs Respond to Hurricane Matthew

• Members of fire stations in Towson and Cockeysville are on an eight-day mission to South Carolina to help with flood recovery.

No 'First 100' Camping Out When Chick-fil-A Opens in Annapolis

• Annapolis proper’s first official Chick-fil-A restaurant will open on Oct. 20. A "cowmunity" grand opening event will be held on Oct. 19.

How to Replace Your Samsung Galaxy Note7

• Major carriers and retailers are offering customers the option to exchange or get a refund for the recalled or replacement Note7.

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