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Maryland

    Coup or course correction, Anne Arundel suffers a moment of council chaos
    The Anne Arundel County Council narrowly voted to change its rules governing staff supervision, making the whole council a collective boss with the power to hire and fire. The change didn’t sit well with some council members.
    "Best Place for All" on the side of the Arundel Center at 44 Calvert St. in Annapolis is a play on the county slogan chosen by County Executive Steuart Pittman.
    ‘Bitcoin Rodney’ arrested with one-way ticket to UAE, charged with 2 others in Maryland
    A promoter of cryptocurrency known as “Bitcoin Rodney” was arrested with a one-way ticket to the United Arab Emirates, according to court documents, and faces federal criminal charges in Maryland.
    “Bitcoin Rodney” in March 2022.
    Gov. Moore details ‘state plan’ to measure progress toward key goals
    Maryland Gov. Wes Moore unveiled a “state plan” with 10 priorities for state government, ranging from ending child poverty to making the state safer.
    Maryland Gov. Wes Moore announced in his State of the State address Wednesday the creation of a “state plan” to measure progress toward his goals. He unveiled details to state workers on Thursday.
    Juvenile justice bill will funnel more kids into the system without addressing root causes, critics say
    All sides seem to agree that children should be held accountable and receive services quickly, but there’s a difference of opinion about how that happens.
    Public debate begins Thursday on the bill, which adds criminal charges for 10- to 12-year-olds and extends probation limits.
    Welfare benefits stolen? Follow this guide to get your money back
    The Baltimore Banner compiled a brief guide for benefit theft victims to know their rights and get full reimbursement.
    NAP and EBT Accepted here sign. SNAP and Food Stamps provide nutrition benefits to supplement the budgets of disadvantaged families.
    Lamar Jackson’s 2023 showed why he’s the NFL MVP — and why he’s capable of so much more
    Few players can turn nothing into something quite like Jackson, but the Ravens can still get more out of their star QB.
    Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson slaps hands with fans at M&T Bank Stadium before the Ravens face the Texans in the season opener against the Houston Texans.
    7 things to do in Annapolis in the next 7 days
    You could catch the world premiere of a play at Classic Theatre of Maryland, enjoy a local band in an intimate setting or watch movies with others or by yourself during the week leading up to Valentine’s Day. Then, of course, there’s Valentine’s Day on Wednesday.
    Laura Rocklyn stars in the Classic Theatre of Maryland original, “Jane Eyre.”
    Bucknell defeats Navy 80-67
    Austin Benigni led the Midshipmen (8-14, 4-7 Patriot League) with 18 points.
    Moore promises to revamp state government in State of the State speech
    Maryland Gov. Wes Moore announced an ambitious plan to reshape state government and better measure the progress toward serving residents during his second State of the State address in Annapolis Wednesday.
    Maryland Gov. Wes Moore delivers his second State of the State speech to a special joint session of the Maryland General Assembly.
    Watch Gov. Wes Moore’s State of the State speech
    Moore has teased the speech as a chance to outline “this year’s plans to make Maryland safer, more affordable, more competitive, and the state that serves.”
    Gov. Wes Moore, standing in front of House of Delegates Speaker Adrienne A. Jones, delivers his first State of the State address on Feb. 1, 2023 at the Maryland State House.
    What’s next for the Ravens’ defense? New coordinator Zach Orr has a long to-do list.
    “We have to get ready to get some more coaches in here,” said Orr, who lost several assistants from the 2023 staff.
    New Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator Zach Orr takes questions from reporters at the Under Armour Performance Center in Owings Mills on Feb. 6, 2024.
    No one’s talking about the Anne Arundel register of wills’ indictment, except we all are
    After Erica Griswold became Anne Arundel County’s first Black register of wills, she was hailed as a hero. Now she faces theft and other charges related to allegations that she cashed a $6,645 check that was made out to her but was intended for her office to cover inheritance taxes.
    Erica Griswold takes the oath of office as Anne Arundel County register of wills in December 2022. In January, she was indicted on charges that she stole $6,645 intended to cover fees from an estate overseen by her office.
    Commentary: Rubenstein purchase of Orioles boosts optimism for team’s future
    The Baltimore Orioles sale to David Rubenstein holds promise for the direction of the team, but the city should consider what lies ahead in future stadium lease negotiations, two Orioles fans and taxpayer advocates say.
    Andy Ellis, left, and Bill Marker are Orioles fans and civic activists who have mounted a campaign to convince Baltimore leaders to consider using eminent domain to seize ownership of the baseball team and either sell the team or turn it into a publicly-owned organization.
    Frederick County plans for 20% electric vehicle fleet by 2036
    Frederick County anticipates that more than 180 vehicles in its fleet can be electric by 2036.
    Stephanie Leach with BGE demonstrates EV charging at an event at State Center in Baltimore.
    Why lawmakers say they have to change Maryland’s youth justice laws
    Coming into this legislative session, the leaders of Maryland’s Democratic supermajority faced public outrage over mounting auto thefts committed by children and adults and a raft of high-profile gun crimes involving teens as suspects and as victims.
    Del. Luke Clippinger, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, and Sen. Will Smith, chairman of the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee, speak with reporters following a news conference announcing new juvenile justice legislation in the Maryland State House lobby on Jan. 31, 2024.
    Commentary: Children with adult prison sentences can still make good
    Someone who receives a long prison sentence as a child can still lead a productive life and help others in the same circumstances, says Eddie Ellis, a community leader and youth mentor who was sentenced to prison as a teenager.
    Eddie Ellis is co-director of the Incarcerated Children’s Advocacy Network.
    10 soul-warming art exhibitions to see in February
    Over the dark days of winter? Brighten up your schedule with BmoreArt's recommendations for some of the most interesting art exhibits to visit this month.
    The Maryland Institute College of Art’s Pinkard Gallery hosts the Atlantika Collective’s “Climate for Change” exhibit.
    Letters: Absenteeism is high because kids are sick
    The continuing impact of COVID-19 and other illnesses is an important factor in persistently high absenteeism at Maryland’s schools, a children’s health advocate says.
    The continuing impact of COVID-19 and other illnesses is an important factor in persistently high absenteeism at Maryland’s schools, a children’s health advocate says.
    Caitlin Clark scores 38 points with 12 assists, and No. 3 Iowa holds off Maryland 93-85
    The Hawkeyes (21-2, 10-1 Big Ten) won at Maryland for the first time since December 1992, when the Terps were in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
    Iowa guard Caitlin Clark shoots against Maryland guard Lavender Briggs during the first half. Clark scored 38 points in the 93-85 Hawkeyes victory.
    Walker, Hall help Michigan State fend off Maryland 63-54
    Jahmir Young had 31 points on 9-for-22 shooting to lead the Terrapins (13-9, 5-6 Big Ten).
    CHICAGO, ILLINOIS - MARCH 10: Jahmir Young #1 of the Maryland Terrapins reacts after scoring against the Indiana Hoosiers during the first half in the quarterfinals of the Big Ten Tournament at United Center on March 10, 2023 in Chicago, Illinois.
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