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    Maryland’s first chief sustainability officer takes on climate, bay cleanup goals
    In her new role, Meghan Conklin has taken on a challenging role that requires her to work with federal, state, local and private partners to ensure that Maryland meets its bold climate and environmental targets, such as reaching net-zero emissions by 2045.
    Meghan Conklin has spent more than 20 years serving in various roles in Congress and the federal government.
    ‘Direct, raw and sometimes unconventional’: The story Steuart Pittman wants to tells
    Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman’s weekly newsletters have offered a glimpse into his mind, a few hundred words at a time. Somewhere along the way, the essays evolved from an official message to a letter from a friend.
    Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman talks about his support for Fair Share Maryland's tax reform plan during a press conference held at the Maryland State Education Association's office in Annapolis on Wednesday, March 6, 2024.
    The Ravens are committed to their rising stars. The surging cost is a ‘good problem to have.’
    The Ravens have built a Super Bowl-level roster around a talented young core, but young talent does not stay cheap for long.
    From left, Baltimore Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton (14), defensive tackle Justin Madubuike (92) and linebacker Roquan Smith (0) celebrate during the game against the Indianapolis Colts at M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday, Sept. 24, 2023.
    Ex-Capitol cop Harry Dunn first on air in Maryland’s 3rd Congressional District
    Polling indicates that the 22-candidate Democratic primary is wide open, with no one emerging yet from the large field.
    Harry Dunn, a Democrat running for Maryland's 3rd Congressional District, is shown in a screenshot from a campaign TV commercial.
    Sunshine Week: Maryland’s best and worst agencies for open records and government transparency
    It’s Sunshine Week, a time to emphasize the need for open records and government transparency, and we thought we’d highlight some local winners and losers.
    Fighting for access to public records is part of The Baltimore Banner’s mission. In honor of Sunshine Week, we decided to tell you the agencies that are the most transparent — and the ones that need improvement.
    Lawmakers’ question for election board hopefuls: Where were you on Jan. 6, 2021?
    The question was added to the job interview for state elections candidates after a Salisbury man resigned his state election board post last year after being charged with participating in the Capitol riot.
    Diane Butler, a nominee for the Maryland State Board of Elections, appears before the Senate Executive Nominations Committee in Annapolis on Monday, March 11, 2024.
    As Gus Edwards leaves the Ravens, don’t forget what made him special
    For as much force Edwards ran with in Baltimore, his climb up the Ravens’ record books was relatively understated.
    Baltimore Ravens running back Gus Edwards (35) celebrates after scoring a touchdown during the first quarter against the Cincinnati Bengals at M&T Bank Stadium on Thursday, Nov. 16, 2023.
    Maryland House leader puts billion-dollar sales tax expansion on the table
    A Democratic proposal would reduce the state sales tax to 5% from 6%, but also expand it to an array of services. It’s an unpopular idea, but supporters say it’s worth considering.
    Maryland House of Delegates Majority Leader David Moon says he wants changes to the sales tax to be part of the conversation on how to close a long-term projected state budget gap and pay for expensive education and transportation projects.
    As free agency opens, these are the Ravens’ most pressing needs
    Here’s a look at where the Ravens’ next step could be at key positions this offseason, from backup QB to starting ILB.
    Baltimore Ravens cornerback Ronald Darby (28) tackles Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase (1) during the third quarter at M&T Bank Stadium on Thursday, Nov. 16, 2023.
    Baltimore-Washington region gets a blustery beginning to the week
    A wind advisory remains in effect for portions of the Baltimore region through 5 p.m. Monday.
    Traffic signals at East Fort Avenue and Hull Street in South Baltimore sway in the wind on Sunday, March 10, 2024.
    Commentary: Maryland’s Blueprint left out free meals for students
    Maryland must make free meals available to all its public school students to promote good health, academic achievement and educational equity, two faculty members at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health say.
    Susan Gross and Erin Hager are faculty members in the Department of Population, Family and Reproductive Health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
    Wahab, Baldwin have double-doubles to help Penn State beat Maryland 85-69 in finale
    Jahmir Young led Maryland (15-16, 7-13 Big Ten) with 16 points.
    Jahmir Young, pictured last season, led Maryland with 16 points, seven rebounds and four assists against Penn State, but he made just four of 14 shots.
    Maryland lawmakers urge Congress to spend more on Chesapeake Bay restoration
    Maryland congressional representatives touted the progress of Chesapeake Bay cleanup efforts at an event sponsored by an environmental advocacy group last week. But they stressed more work needs to be done.
    Five of Maryland's congressional representatives expressed support for increased funding of the federally backed Chesapeake Bay restoration program.
    Jaz Shelley scores 30, leads Nebraska women past Maryland and into Big Ten title game
    Eighth-seeded Maryland (19-13) bowed out after a surprising run that included an 82-61 quarterfinal victory over No. 1 seed Ohio State.
    Maryland forward Allie Kubek is defended by Nebraska guard Jaz Shelley (1) and forward Natalie Potts during the first half.
    Opioid deaths spur push for kids to carry naloxone
    HB 1268, would explicitly authorize students across the state to possess and administer naloxone – also known by its brand name, Narcan – as adolescent opioid deaths surge and teens lobby for urgent solutions.
    A box of Narcan nasal spray, the opioid-reversing medication that has been approved for over-the-counter use, sits on a pharmacy counter on Feb. 22, 2024.
    Indigenous people seek to revive Native languages, connect with culture
    Indigenous American representation is at an all-time high in films and TV shows. But they also serve as a harsh reminder of the struggle that Indigenous groups have endured in this country.
    Derek Chavis smiles for a portrait in front of blossoming trees at the Washington Monument.
    Commentary: Time to address environmental impact of highway expansion
    Maryland should address higher vehicle emissions stemming from highway expansion by turning to investment in public transit and other transportation alternatives, Will Baker, director of the Central Maryland Transportation Alliance, says.
    Will Baker is director of the Central Maryland Transportation Alliance.
    Ravens agree to terms with All-Pro DL Justin Madubuike on 4-year extension
    The deal is worth a reported $98 million ($24.5 million annually) and includes $75.5 million total in guarantees and $53.5 million at signing, according to ESPN.
    The Ravens rewarded Justin Madubuike after one of the best seasons by a defensive lineman in team history.
    Maryland upsets No. 4 Ohio State 82-61 in Big Ten tournament to reach semifinals
    Maryland will play Nebraska in the semifinals on Saturday afternoon.
    Maryland forward Allie Kubek, center, and guard Jakia Brown-Turner, right, celebrate Maryland's upset of Ohio State on Thursday in Minneapolis.
    Fort Meade sting operation leads to federal indictment of former Maryland official
    A former Maryland deputy secretary of state was indicted last month on federal charges related to child sexual abuse material. He had previously been charged with sexual solicitation of a minor.
    Luis Esteban Borunda served eight years as deputy secretary of state during former Gov. Larry Hogan’s administration.
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