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    Rabbis’ plea to choose a party prompts questions in Baltimore Senate primary
    A rabbinical group's call for voters to choose a party is drawing scrutiny in a contested Baltimore Senate primary.
    Del. Malcolm Ruff says a call by rabbis to register and vote in the primary is an attempt to influence his race against state Sen. Dalya Attar.
    Trump’s deportation agenda is about to get a $70B infusion from Congress
    With virtually no strings attached, Congress is on the verge of providing a sizable infusion of cash to the Department of Homeland Security, powering President Donald Trump’s mass deportation agenda for the remainder of his term in the White House.
    The U.S. Capitol is seen on the second day of the government shutdown, in Washington, Thursday, Oct. 2, 2025.
    After Trump cut, Eastern Shore oyster hatchery survives another year
    Months after Trump’s NOAA unexpectedly slashed support for the Horn Point oyster hatchery, state leaders stepped in to to help — then the agency reneged on its cut.
    Cleaned oyster shells at Horn Point Lab sit in cages inside large tanks which will eventually be used as substrate for oyster larvae to attach to.
    Howard County rippers and groms stoked as long-awaited Columbia skatepark opens Friday
    After years of relying on parking lots and distant skateparks, Howard County skaters finally get a long-awaited new place to ride when Columbia's Blandair skatepark opens Friday.
    Howard County is officially opening its first ever county skatepark in Blandair Regional Park in Columbia.
    Days Cove landfill pulls permit, ending ‘trash juice’ discharges into Gunpowder River
    The decision came a day after Maryland leaders approved plans to permanently shutter the landfill site and restore it as an extension of Gunpowder Falls State Park.
    The Big Gunpowder Falls and Bird River are seen beyond Days Cove Rubble Landfill in White Marsh.
    Maryland man accused of assaulting TSA officers at BWI Airport
    A Maryland man is facing charges in connection with an attack on two federal Transportation Security Administration officers at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.
    Cornelius Queen, 32, of Charles County, is facing charges in connection with an alleged attack on two federal Transportation Security Administration officers at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.
    Arms on the Farm: Breaking down fast-moving Orioles pitching prospect Joseph Dzierwa
    Pitcher Joseph Dzierwa skipped Low-A Delmarva entirely and made quick work of High-A Frederick. He’s pitched three times at Double-A Chesapeake with a 3.24 ERA and 23 strikeouts in 16 2/3 innings.
    Joseph Dzierwa pitches for the Double-A Chesapeake Baysox.
    Why did an inspector general’s coffee meeting cost Baltimore County taxpayers $205,000?
    Former Baltimore County Inspector General Kelly Madigan sued a former county employee in 2024 because she believed he abused his power while trying to curtail her own, according to court documents unsealed last week.
    The reason Kelly Madigan sued a former county employee was revealed for the first time in court records that Judge Dennis Robinson Jr. unsealed last week.
    How Gov. Moore’s open primary remarks landed in Maryland
    Gov. Wes Moore’s comments on open primaries sparked excitement among reform advocates in Maryland, but his office later said he supports the state’s closed system, highlighting the debate over unaffiliated voters.
    Baltimore residents cast their votes inside the polling location at Margaret Brent Elementary/Middle School on Election Day, Tuesday, November 5, 2024.
    Baltimore-based truck was hit by debris from light pole, not passenger jet, report finds
    A report by the National Transportation Safety Board clarifies for the first time that it was debris from a light pole struck by a United Airlines jet, and not the plane itself, that hit a Baltimore-based truck traveling on the New Jersey Turnpike.
    The New York City skyline is seen behind Newark Liberty International Airport in Newark, N.J., Wednesday, May 7, 2025.
    Trump aims to restart shuttered Western Maryland coal plant
    President Trump committed millions to restart the shuttered Warrior Run coal plant in Western Maryland, part of federal funding his administration rolled out to buoy a sinking coal industry across the country.
    Historic downtown Cumberland is nestled in the Allegheny Mountains in Western Maryland.
    Van Hollen warns about outside money for Boafo in congressional race
    The race is one of Maryland’s most competitive after U.S. Rep. Steny Hoyer announced earlier this year that he was stepping down following four decades in Congress.
    U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen is warning voters in Maryland’s 5th Congressional District about the influx of outside money supporting candidate Adrian Boafo.
    Louis Vuitton sues Maryland Live! over promo bags, alleges counterfeiting
    The lawsuit, filed Monday in the U.S. District Court of Maryland, says the Hanover casino “palmed off their goods as those of Louis Vuitton.”
    Louis Vuitton included images in the complaint that show its monogram “LV” in the middle of a pattern showing three different flower designs. Next to that image is a photo of one of the bags Louis Vuitton accuses Maryland Live! of distributing, which shows nearly-identical flower designs and a “Live!” logo where the “LV” would have been.
    Ex-national security adviser John Bolton will plead guilty in classified information case
    Former Trump administration national security adviser John Bolton has agreed to plead guilty to a single count of retaining classified information under a deal with the Justice Department.
    Former Trump administration national security adviser John Bolton, right, arrives for his arraignment at the Greenbelt Federal Courthouse in Greenbelt, Md., Friday, Oct. 17, 2025.
    Maryland dairy recalls ricotta products over possible listeria contamination
    Clover Hill Dairy issued a voluntary recall of its ricotta products over a possible listeria contamination.
    Clover Hill Dairy, a dairy operation in Mechanicsville, has recalled several ricotta products over a possible listeria contamination.
    Higher gas tax coming to Maryland amid inflated prices
    The state is implementing a modest increase in the gas tax on July 1. This is what that means for drivers.
    A person fills their car with gas as fuel prices at a gas station are displayed behind them, Wednesday, March 4, 2026, in Baltimore.
    Flesh-eating screwworm fly detected in US
    The New World screwworm fly has reached south Texas, the U.S. Department of Agriculture confirmed Wednesday.
    FILE - An adult New World screwworm fly sits in this undated photo.
    What to do this weekend, including Hampden Highlights and kayaking on the waterfront
    Whether you want to dance by the Inner Harbor, see Nick Jonas at a local casino or go on a culinary walking tour in Columbia, we've got you covered.
    Dozens of activities will take place along the Inner Harbor during Waterfront Week, which kicks off Friday.
    Streeter: I want a swimmable Inner Harbor. I still don’t want to swim in it.
    COLUMN | I am excited about the idea of Baltimore’s harbor being swimmable. But you’re going to have to do it without your girl.
    Tikia Ballard, a Woodlawn native and longtime science teacher, wore a google, waterproof camera and cape to prepare to jump off the pier at Fells Point's Bond Street Wharf as part of Waterfront Partnership's Harbor Splash on Sunday, May 31, 2026.
    Chris McBride was sentenced to life for murder. Would a Maryland law give him a second chance?
    The Maryland Second Look Act allows people who’ve served at least 20 years in prison for crimes committed when they were adults younger than 25 to ask a court to reduce their sentence.
    Chris McBride was sentenced in 1995 in Frederick County to serve life in prison for first-degree murder and related crimes.
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