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    ‘The village is on fire’: School leaders decry potential cuts as council debates tax bumps
    Every $10 million reduction roughly translates into 100 fewer full-time positions in the district, the superintendent said.
    Montgomery County Public Schools Superintendent Thomas W. Taylor speaks about a shooting at Thomas S. Wootton High School at a press conference in Rockville on Monday evening.
    Ahead of her final game, Nicole Sherry reflects on two decades as Orioles head groundskeeper
    “I don’t take it for granted, every single day,” Sherry said. “It’s been 20-something years here at this ballpark, but that young girl in me still remembers that field trip, and the feeling I had when I walked out on that field."
    Orioles head groundskeeper Nicole Sherry sprays the field before a baseball game between the Orioles and the Atlanta Braves in 2024.
    Maryland settled Key Bridge case against Dali companies for $2.25 billion
    The companies that own and operate the container ship that destroyed the Key Bridge will pay $2.25 billion to settle with Maryland ahead of trial in federal court.
    A portion of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed after it was struck by a large container ship early Tuesday morning, March 26, 2024, sending several vehicles and people into the frigid water below.
    Woman charged after alleged carjacking leads to police shooting in Severn
    Jasmin Cooper, of Crownsville, allegedly stole a family member’s car before police shot her.
    Two officers who shot at Jasmin Cooper were placed on administrative leave pending a review of the incident, police said.
    Maryland lawmakers press electric grid operator on skyrocketing bills
    PJM Interconnection, the power grid operator for 13 states and Washington, D.C., is hosting its annual meeting in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor.
    Maryland lawmakers and climate and ratepayer advocates hold a press conference outside the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront hotel on Monday to call for more clean energy to be added to the power grid.
    DC sniper exhibit showcases Chevy Caprice, semiautomatic rifle used in 2002 attacks
    Artifacts from the 2002 sniper attacks that terrorized the Capital region are on display at a new exhibit at the National Law Enforcement Museum.
    The 1990 Chevrolet Caprice used in the 2002 D.C. sniper attacks is displayed in the exhibition, “Without Warning: Ending the Terror of the D.C. Snipers.”
    Orioles break up no-hit bid, then vault ahead with Coby Mayo’s 3-run blast
    Baltimore’s pitching staff kept the offense close enough for Mayo’s one swing to be the difference, and it began with right-hander Brandon Young.
    Orioles designated hitter Coby Mayo celebrates in the dugout with teammates after hitting a three-run home run against the New York Yankees during the seventh inning.
    Maryland women want better menopause care. Lawmakers are listening.
    The Maryland bill would encourage medical providers to learn about menopause and is part of a nationwide campaign to raise awareness.
    Trial begins for man charged in Morgan State shooting that wounded 5 during homecoming
    Marquis Brown, 20, of Washington, D.C., is standing in Baltimore Circuit Court on charges including conspiracy to commit murder.
    Baltimore police and fire department respond to the scene at Morgan State where at least four people were shot.
    Suspect in Towson Peeping Tom case to be released on home detention
    Police have recently intensified patrols in Towson following multiple Peeping Tom complaints at apartment complexes.
    A still from Ring camera footage shows a man looking into the Chloe White's apartment in March.
    Chesapeake blue crabs are disappearing. The reason remains a mystery.
    Recent surveys show the number of young blue crabs in the Chesapeake Bay has dropped roughly 50% since a recent peak in 2010, but a new assessment couldn’t identify the prime culprit behind the decline.
    Recent surveys show the number of young blue crabs in the Chesapeake Bay has dropped roughly 50% since a recent peak in 2010.
    He’s climbed quickly and moved often. Can Baltimore schools’ new CEO make lasting change?
    Jermaine Dawson will finally fulfill his goal of leading a school district. Baltimore will be the ultimate test.
    Jermaine Dawson, the new CEO of Baltimore City Public Schools, has built a reputation for obsessively tracking student achievement.
    A man’s unsolved disappearance wreaks havoc on his family in new memoir
    Kate Crane writes about her father's disappearance and the wreckage it unleashed on her family in "What Ever Happened to Eddy Crane?: A Memoir and a Murder Investigation."
    The book cover for Kate Crane's "What Ever Happened to Eddy Crane?: A Memoir and A Murder Investigation."
    ‘Nobody was safe’: As DC sniper exhibit opens, law enforcement officials remember terrifying time
    The National Law Enforcement Museum in Washington, D.C., unveiled a D.C. sniper exhibit last week, which spurred memories for longtime investigators of a deadly and frightening three weeks in the DMV.
    From left, Maryland Governor Paris Glendening, Montgomery County Police Chief Charles Moose, Washington, D.C. Mayor Tony Williams and Prince George's County Police Chief Gerald Wilson speak to the media
    Samuel Basallo scratched from lineup with knee discomfort stemming from collision at plate
    Basallo has been one of Baltimore’s best hitters. He has a .270 average and an .803 on-base-plus-slugging percentage.
    Orioles catcher Samuel Basallo observes his teammates from the dugout during a game against the Houston Astros on April 28.
    Chad Brown’s colt Iron Honor set as slight favorite in a wide-open Preakness field
    In a 14-horse field that’s without the top two Derby finishers and a Bob Baffert trainee who was expected to be a top contender, Iron Honor is now seen as the favorite.
    Trainer Chad Brown celebrates after winning the 147th Preakness Stakes with Early Voting in 2022.
    2 Marylanders monitored after briefly sharing plane with hantavirus-infected passenger
    Officials from the Maryland Department of Health say the residents briefly shared a plane with an infected cruise ship passenger.
    The Maryland Department of Health is located in the Herbert R. O'Conor State Office Building at 201 W. Preston Street in Baltimore.
    Trump says Iran ceasefire is on ‘life support’, proposes gas tax pause
    President Donald Trump on Monday said the Iran ceasefire is on “life support” after rejecting Tehran’s latest proposal, which officials said included some nuclear concessions. Trump also proposed suspending the federal gas tax to help with higher fuel prices caused by the war.
    President Donald Trump speaks to reporters at an event about maternal healthcare, Monday, May 11, 2026, in the Oval Office of the White House, in Washington.
    Death of man pulled from harbor ruled accidental, medical examiner says
    Nearly a month after Branson Oduor’s body was pulled from the harbor, the chief medical examiner ruled his death accidental.
    27-year old Branson Oduor was a runner on the University of Mount Olive track and field team in college and has remained an avid runner. Oduor was last seen on April 4, 2026.
    Towson teen dies days after bike crash, leaving school in mourning
    Alexander Norenberg, a 16-year-old junior at Towson High School, died Thursday after being hit by a car while riding his bike.
    6/16/22—A Baltimore County police car sits outside of the Public Safety Building and Police Department in Towson.
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