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    Anne Arundel parents sued to opt out of a gender identity policy. Here’s what to know.
    The lawsuit, filed last week, is America First Legal’s latest effort to bring conservative influence into public schools.
    A participant in the Baltimore Trans Pride Grand March holds the Transgender Flag while marching in Baltimore, MD on 6/29/2024.
    Think high school redistricting was tough? Get ready for an elementary boundary study.
    Montgomery County will consider closing campuses and changing attendance zones.
    District leaders say a shake-up is necessary as Montgomery County Public Schools confront declining enrollment, uneven building utilization and other factors.
    Trump uses primetime address to the nation to once again raise doubts about past elections
    President Donald Trump used a primetime address to the nation Thursday to once again raise doubts about the results of past elections, reviving a subject he's long used to make unproven claims and deny his loss in the 2020 election.
    President Donald Trump speaks Thursday night in the East Room of the White House in Washington.
    Driver of tractor trailer that crashed into Dundalk homes released from hospital
    The driver of a tractor trailer that plowed into homes Wednesday in Dundalk, Maryland, has been released from the hospital.
    A tractor trailer crashed into homes in Dundalk on Wednesday afternoon. The driver was hospitalized, and a family was displaced.
    Trump administration sues Maryland over college tuition for students living in the US illegally
    The United States Department of Justice filed a lawsuit Thursday over policies that offer undocumented students in-state tuition at public colleges.
    An undocumented student revisits a math problem from class earlier that day at his school in Baltimore, Maryland.
    Amid conflict, law school deans quit Baltimore inspector general oversight board
    The deans have been part of the inspector general advisory board since it was created in 2018.
    April 28, 2026 -  Inspector General Isabel Cumming watches as the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement, MONSE, testifies about a  report that several contractors submitted fraudulent invoices to the office during a Baltimore City Council  public safety meeting.
    New Atlas restaurants Marmo and Armada open in Annapolis
    Atlas is expanding its Annapolis footprint with new restaurants, but the growth has sparked debate among residents.
    Atlas Restaurant Group opened two restaurants, Armada and Marmo, at the Annapolis Waterfront Hotel on Thursday.
    Judge orders release of mother taken into ICE custody on Baltimore school campus
    U.S. District Judge Matthew Maddox ordered Adriana Gavilan Sanchez’s release from immigration custody.
    Federal immigration agents arrest Jesus Acevedo Sanchez as he drops his daughter off at Commodore John Rodgers Elementary/Middle School in June as his partner, Adriana Gavilan Sanchez, the girl’s mother, looks on. (Still from bystander video)
    5 things to know about the Nationals’ 2027 schedule — if there’s no lockout
    A potential lockout looms over the sport as the league and MLBPA negotiate the next collective bargaining agreement.
    All the Maryland festivals that should be on your radar in 2026
    Need to fill your weekend? Use our handy calendar and list of events to find things to do across Maryland counties.
    Maryland braces for worst air quality since 2023 as Canadian wildfire smoke moves in
    Thursday morning’s hazy skies in Maryland are expected to worsen Friday as smoke from large wildfires in central Canada drifts into the state, forecasters said.
    Wildfire smoke from Canada created a hazy sunrise over Baltimore on Thursday.
    5 things to know about the Orioles’ 2027 schedule — assuming the season starts on time
    Assuming no games are impacted because of the prolonged negotiations over a new collective bargaining agreement, the Orioles would begin the season on the road.
    Orioles pitcher Trevor Rogers (28) fist bumps catcher Adley Rutschman (35) as the crowd cheers them on opening day at Camden Yards.
    Baltimore’s smelly pistachio tide seems to be happening earlier and getting worse
    The phenomenon, known locally as a “pistachio tide,” has taken over Baltimore’s central waterway this week. It seems to be happening earlier and experts say it’s getting worse.
    Baltimore’s Inner Harbor shows the effects of a "pistachio tide."
    Former Baltimore schools CEO snags top job at DC’s Council on Foreign Relations
    Sonja Brookins Santelises wants to make classroom conversation civil again.
    Former Baltimore City Public Schools CEO Sonja Brookins Santelises will be vice president, senior fellow and director of the Council on Foreign Relations’ Richard Haass Center for Education.
    This street saw a stabbing, then a police shooting. Leaders want to know what could help.
    Community leaders will gather Thursday evening near a Gaithersburg bus stop where police fatally shot a man last weekend. They plan to talk with residents about strategies to stem persistent violence in the area.
    Community leaders, including Amar Mukunda, will gather Thursday evening near a Gaithersburg bus stop where police fatally shot a man last weekend.
    GOP governor candidate Cox seeks to distance himself from Trump’s election denial
    As President Trump prepares to give a primetime speech on Thursday, Maryland Republican gubernatorial candidate Dan Cox is trying to distance himself from past challenges to the 2020 election.
    Republican gubernatorial candidate Dan Cox, left, said Joe Biden “probably” won the 2020 election, while Gov. Wes Moore, right, called President Donald Trump a “loser” for continuing to dispute the result.
    A political ally of the sheriff schedules evictions in Prince George’s — for a fee
    Known as the “mayor of Suitland,” Elsie Jacobs has gained an outsize but informal role at the sheriff’s office.
    Prince George’s County community organizer Elsie Jacobs, 85, helps to organize and schedule evictions.
    Dickerson data center developer files appeal of Elrich’s moratorium
    Elrich confirmed the appeal during his weekly media briefing Thursday, but declined to elaborate on the filing in detail, citing “legal” concerns.
    A sign brought by an attendee rests on the floor during a community forum on data centers with county leaders in Rockville that was hosted by Montgomery Council Executive Marc Elrich.
    An empty middle seat is the latest perk United Airlines will offer on some flights
    United Airlines is trying to attract flyers with another luxurious perk: an empty middle seat.
    FILE - A United Airlines jetliner sits at a gate along the A concourse of Denver International Airport, March 20, 2026, in Denver. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski, File)
    Measles is on the verge of a national record. Here’s what it means for Maryland.
    Five new measles cases in Maryland push the nation closer to a record-setting year that public health officials say could have been avoided.
    FILE - A sign is seen outside a clinic with the South Plains Public Health District, Feb. 23, 2025, in Brownfield, Texas. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez, File)
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