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Stories to talk about tonight:

Pokémon Go App Draws Warning From Police

Pokémon GO is sweeping the nation from small cities like Annapolis to the big city of Manhattan, and getting game players out in their community.

The mobile app game uses your phone's location settings to create a semi-virtual world where the user is surrounded by Pokémon. In the game, you could be walking down Maryland Avenue toward the U.S. Naval Academy Museum, and boom, a wild Pidgey appears.

“The app uses a geolocation feature and allows others to anticipate where a crowd may gather,” says the Annapolis Police. “Some have taken advantage of this feature and robbed players." >>> Read more.

Amazon Prime Day 2016: Best Deals, And What You Need To Know

Amazon's second ever Prime Day is just one day away, and the online retailer says it will be offering more than 100,000 deals to customers of its popular Prime service.

So how can you get in on the savings? We're here to help. >>> Read more.

Good Samaritans Rescue 8 from Burning Boat

• Maryland Natural Resources Police say nearby boaters rescued eight people from a burning boat on the Magothy River Sunday.

536 Marijuana Plants Worth $160K Seized in Basement Raid: Police

• Anne Arundel County Police arrested a man for drug trafficking after finding hundreds of marijuana plants worth $160K in his basement.

Corporal Adopts Kitten Thrown from Vehicle: Aberdeen Police

• An Aberdeen policeman has a new four-legged member in his family.

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