Updated: 9:15 PM EST Mar 3, 2021 Strip clubs will be able to reopen in Baltimore City starting on Friday.|| Coronavirus updates | Maryland s latest numbers | Get tested | Vaccine Info ||This comes days after the Penthouse Club owner filed a lawsuit, claiming the city s ban on adult entertainment violates the First Amendment.Owners of adult entertainment establishments also protested the city s COVID-19 restrictions that mandated the continued closure of their businesses.Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott s Office released a statement Wednesday night saying: “The City updates its executive orders based on trends in the City’s COVID-19 reopening indicators, as it has throughout the pandemic. This has included, at times, reopening different types of establishments while providing clear requirements for those businesses to operate – including use of face coverings, social distancing, and other relevant guidance. The City will continue to enforce its executive order, and estab
at least three listeria deaths in kansas have been linked to that plant. blue bell recalled all their products last month. employees using pentagon credit cards to pay for questionable purchase, if you will. the details now from abc s martha raddatz. reporter: from las vegas to atlantic city and casinos in between, pentagon employees have been using their government credit cards to rack up charges on gambling and adult entertainment like strip clubs. in just one year, a pentagon audit found more than 5,000 such transactions. the cost, nearly $1 million spent at gambling establishments and close to $100,000 charged at those adult venues. there has already been disciplinary action in 364 of the cases. the pentagon says the employees themselves paid these added expenses, not taxpayers.