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Maryland

    After LaPere killing, Moore backs limits on early release for some sex offenders
    The first-term Democratic governor said he hopes to see passage of the legislation aimed at tightening release opportunities for some incarcerated people convicted of sexual assault, like the man charged in the September killing of Baltimore tech entrepreneur Pava LePere.
    Pava LaPere of EcoMap Technologies
    Transit and MVA cuts? Gov. Moore says not so fast
    The state will divert $150 million from the state’s general fund to shore up the state Department of Transportation for fiscal year 2025, rather than implement transportation cuts previously announced.
    Paul Wiedefeld is Gov. Wes Moore's nominee for secretary of transportation. Moore announced his pick during a State House news conference on Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2023.
    How the Ravens fixed their maligned strength program
    Players have praised new coordinator Scott Elliott for creating more customized workout plans and instilling a better vibe.
    Baltimore Ravens strength and conditioning coordinator Scott Elliott walks on the field during warmups before the game against the Pittsburgh Steelers at M&T Bank Stadium on Saturday, Jan. 6, 2024.
    As temperatures plummet Tuesday afternoon, Maryland roadways are expected to freeze
    Temperatures will fall into the teens Tuesday night with windchills in the single digits.
    Snow falls in Upper Fells Point on Monday, January 15, 2023.
    Maryland school closings and delays: School systems closed Tuesday due to snow
    As snow blankets the Baltimore region, some Maryland school systems have announced they’ll be closed or operate on a delay Tuesday.
    Snow covers cars in Berwyn Heights, Maryland on January 15, 2024.
    Recent flooding sets stage for hearings on $90M Annapolis climate project
    Annapolis got hit with major flooding as leaders prepared to take up a plan to protect the city center from storm surge and sunny-day flooding.
    Annapolis issued 17 red notices, declaring buildings unsafe, after a storm surge pushed more than 5 feet of water into low lying areas on Jan. 10.
    Gov. Moore, lawmakers face tough financial choices as they begin writing budget
    Twelve months ago, the state government was so awash in money that Gov. Wes Moore and state lawmakers were able to sock away hundreds of millions of dollars in savings and future needs. But what was once a surplus has turned into a deficit,
    Gov. Wes Moore, center, and General Assembly leaders House Speaker Adrienne A. Jones and Senate President Bill Ferguson are grappling with a tough financial picture for the state government's budget.
    The Baltimore Sun media group sold to local businessman David Smith
    Maryland's oldest newspapers are now back in local hands after nearly four decades.
    Exterior of the former Baltimore Sun building in South Baltimore seen in 2022.
    Ravens will face the Texans in playoff opener. Here’s what you need to know about the matchup.
    With a win over the AFC South champions, the Ravens would host the AFC championship game.
    Dalton Schultz #86 of the Houston Texans celebrates after scoring a 37-yard touchdown against the Cleveland Browns during the second quarter in the AFC Wild Card Playoffs at NRG Stadium on January 13, 2024, in Houston, Texas.
    More snow expected in Baltimore Monday night into Tuesday
    Most areas will see 2 to 4 inches of snow accumulation.
    Emily Wheeler, left, and Jarred Thomas, play fetch with their dog Marlo (black and white) in Riverside Park, Baltimore, Maryland.
    John Harbaugh ‘pretty optimistic’ about availability of injured Ravens in playoff opener
    "Some guys are good to go; other guys are going to be more day-by-day,” Harbaugh said Monday.
    Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers (4) celebrates after scoring a touchdown during the second quarter against the Cincinnati Bengals at M&T Bank Stadium on Thursday, Nov. 16, 2023.
    Jahmir Young, Julian Reese lead Maryland to 76-67 win over No. 10 Illinois
    The Terrapins, who were 8 1/2-point underdogs, won a road Big Ten game for the first time this season.
    COLLEGE PARK, MARYLAND - FEBRUARY 16: Head coach Kevin Willard of the Maryland Terrapins watches the game in the first half against the Purdue Boilermakers at Xfinity Center on February 16, 2023 in College Park, Maryland.
    Former Maryland Gov. Hogan endorses Nikki Haley for president
    “It’s time for the party to get behind Nikki Haley,” Hogan said on CNN on Sunday, one day before the Iowa caucuses.
    Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan says he's now backing Nikki Haley for president.
    As General Assembly session begins, advocates worry about funding ambitious climate goals
    Advocates like the Moore administration’s ambitious plan to combat climate change, but some wonder if the new governor has the strategy to implement it.
    Two people walk through Fells Point on a rainy Tuesday, Jan. 9, 2024, with the Domino Sugars plant in the background.
    American defender Donovan Pines signs with England’s 3rd-tier Barnsley
    The former Maryland Terrapin leaves D.C. United.
    Donovan Pines (right) played 21 games for D.C. United last season.
    Mess up on probation? A bill could help people expunge their record in Maryland
    The Appellate Court of Maryland ruled in 2022 that people whose probation was unsatisfactorily closed are not entitled to expungement, or the removal of a case from court and law enforcement records.
    The Appellate Court of Maryland ruled in 2022 that people whose probation was unsatisfactorily closed are not entitled to expungement, or the removal of a case from court and law enforcement records. Del. Sandy Bartlett, a Democrat from Anne Arundel County, and state Sen. Jill Carter, a Democrat from Baltimore, are sponsoring legislation that would address the ruling.
    Copycat tenant is forced to move out after yearslong court battle
    The case helped catalyze a new state law that took effect in October requiring landlords who evict tenants be licensed in jurisdictions where rental licenses are required.
    Indigo Null, a tenant at the Copycat who challenged their 2020 eviction and has been living there rent-free ever since, is finally being forced out of their home.  Null hugs partner Truman Holman. 
 The end of an era, after 4years of fighting an 10 years of living at the COPYCAT, Null is evicted.
    Ravens QB Lamar Jackson, ILB Roquan Smith, S Kyle Hamilton earn top All-Pro honors
    Fullback Patrick Ricard, defensive lineman Justin Madubuike and inside linebacker Patrick Queen were named second-team All-Pro.
    Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson was named first-team All-Pro for the second time in his career.
    Death of Pikesville man in Frederick County investigated as homicide
    Officials identified the man as Brice Wendell Boots and said they had made next-of-kin notifications.
    The Frederick County Sheriff's Office shut down part of a road to investigate after finding a man's body in a vehicle. The incident is now being investigated as a homicide.
    A stranded ship’s owner shelled out for killing oysters. Who benefits now?
    The decision about where to put oysters paid for by the owners of the Ever Forward may be the opening act in the next great oyster drama on the Chesapeake Bay. As signs that massive oyster reef reconstruction is working abound, where do efforts to rebuild a keystone species go next?
    The container ship Ever Forward grounded in the Chesapeake Bay outside the Craighill Channel near Annapolis in the spring of 2022. The owners have agreed to pay for oyster beds destroyed in the accident.
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