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    Under new law, state can’t take kids away solely for parental cannabis use
    Advocates say it’s a step in the right direction, but more work is needed. Nine percent of all newborns exposed to alcohol or drugs were removed from their parents in 2020, compared to 6% in 2022.
    Marijuana flower sits on a blue tray that says "keep rolling." Additional flower sits next to the tray on a table.
    ‘I don’t care if they call it flower, I say bud.’ Tales from cannabis shopping in Annapolis
    I tried out the three Annapolis pot dispensaries over the weekend, bringing home enough cannabis — in edibles, pre-rolled joints, and loose in a little glass jar like the one for my wife’s expensive moisturizer — to float me for the foreseeable future.
    Panacea Wellness is one of three Annapolis area cannabis dispensaries.
    Ravens risers and fallers: Zay Flowers, young tight ends shine in streak-snapping loss to Commanders
    The Ravens desperately need to sort out the secondary, but Monday's loss to the Commanders was of only partial help: One young player held his own, while another looked lost.
    Washington Commanders safety Jartavius Martin (20) intercepts a pass intended for Baltimore Ravens wide receiver James Proche II (10) during a preseason game against the Washington Commanders at FedEx Field on Monday, August 21, 2023.
    Ravens Zay Flowers and Travis Vokolek, charting different paths, star against Commanders
    The flashy first-round pick has been exactly as expected, but the undrafted tight end out of Nebraska has been a surprise.
    Baltimore Ravens tight end Travis Vokolek (47) catches a TD in the 3rd quarter during a preseason game against the Washington Commanders at FedEx Field on Monday, Aug. 21, 2023.
    Parents want what teachers don’t: A student with constant cellphone access
    Despite policies that limit when students can use their phones, teachers say confiscating them can lead to unnecessary battles — often involving parents — that take even more time away from instruction.
    The cellphones in just about every middle- and high-schooler’s backpack can be both essential tools for families and distractions from learning.
    At Ravens training camp, the red shirts protect the playbook
    An employee from S.A.F.E., the security company, with a sign that says "NoCell Phone Usage During Practice."
    Ravens film study: How a new role on defense could get the best out of Jadeveon Clowney
    Clowney didn't do much as a pass rusher in Cleveland last season. Could a move inside make him dangerous again?
    Jadeveon Clowney of the Cleveland Browns pressures Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson during last season's game in Baltimore.
    Maryland is seeing a new wave of COVID cases, but don’t expect much masking or testing
    With the first day of school just around the corner, health officials are urging kids and adults to get up to date on their vaccinations, including the latest COVID-19 booster, expected in September.
    FILE - A patient is given a flu vaccine at the L.A. Care and Blue Shield of California Promise Health Plans' Community Resource Center where they were offering members and the public free flu and COVID-19 vaccines Friday, Oct. 28, 2022, in Lynwood, Calif. As Americans head into the late 2022 holiday season, a rapidly intensifying flu season is straining hospitals already overburdened with patients sick from other respiratory infections.
    Redo, rethink, renew: The hidden benefits of Mercury Retrograde for your sign
    This week’s horoscopes, and a discussion of of how Mercury retrograde affects your sign.
    Baltimore Horoscopes
    Here’s how the Orioles can spend $600 million if the team steps up to the plate on a new lease
    Gov. Wes Moore and the Orioles' chairman are assuring fans a lease deal will get done. And, when that happens, here’s how the team could spend the $600 million.
    A screengrab from an Orioles video shows Gov. Wes Moore, left, standing next to Orioles CEO John Angelos at Truist Park in Atlanta.
    Troopers on leave after shooting man who lunged at them with knife, Maryland State Police say
    The troopers responded to a home in St. Mary’s County on Friday night for a report of a possible suicidal person, state police said in a news release Saturday.
    The Maryland State Police logo.
    Gov. Wes Moore warns tough budget decisions are looming
    “I’m going to be transparent and clear-eyed about what we have and what we’re up against,” the Democratic governor said. “I’m going to tell you what it will take from every single one of us in order to come out stronger."
    Maryland Gov. Wes Moore speaks at the Maryland Association of Counties summer conference in Ocean City on Saturday, Aug. 19, 2023.
    Banner political notes: Service year starting; Artscape update; Alsobrooks and Cohen endorsements
    The state has launched a website for people who want to apply for one of Gov. Wes Moore’s signature initiatives, a community service program for young adults.
    Maryland, Baltimore City, Baltimore County politics
    Locally acquired case of malaria found in Maryland for the first time in 40 years
    The Maryland case involves a strain that is different from the strain seen so far in Florida and Texas, and can be more severe, state health officials said Friday afternoon.
    Matthew Vanderpool, environmental health specialist and entomologist for the Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness, is fed upon by a female mosquito on Aug. 25, 2021 in Louisville, Kentucky. Maryland health officials Friday announced the discovery of the first case of locally acquired malaria in the state in 40 years.
    Ravens’ all-Black QB group represents progress and missed chances
    The Ravens are the only team in the NFL with an entirely Black quarterback room, including players and coaches – believed to be a first in NFL history. The group represents progress for a league that turned Black people away from football’s most important position for decades because of racist stereotypes, and it is a stark reminder of the players and coaches never given a chance.
    Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, center, works out during organized team activities Wednesday, May 24, 2023 in Owings Mills.
    LGBTQ community members voice concern about state Supreme Court ruling on employer benefits
    LGBTQ community members in Maryland said they are stunned and disappointed by the Maryland Supreme Court’s 4-3 ruling, which exposed a loophole in Maryland laws originally meant to protect employees against discrimination.
    6/25/22—A rainbow flag waves during the Baltimore Pride Parade on Charles St.
    Commentary: New federal investments yield jobs, action on climate
    One year after its passage, the Inflation Reduction Act has strengthened efforts to combat climate change while creating jobs and making clean energy more affordable and accessible, say Sen. Chris Van Hollen and Kim Coble, the executive director of the Maryland League of Conservation Voters.
    U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen addresses the crowd at Coppin State University during an event planned around a visit to Baltimore by U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris on July 14, 2023.
    Get ready to rumble: Noise control advocates gain seats on BWI advisory commission
    For the first time, community members who want to address the challenges posed by airplane noise and traffic are getting seats on the Maryland Aviation Commission, an appointed body that helps govern BWI.
    The Maryland Aviation Administration provides an interactive site that tracks aircraft flying around BWI Marshall Airport. It also allows anyone to file a noise complaint and follow readings at the airport's permanent noise monitors.
    Ravens sign CB Ronald Darby after Marlon Humphrey surgery
    Darby’s signing is the third recent addition to the secondary after the Ravens claimed cornerback Tae Hayes and safety DeAndre Houston-Carson this week.
    Ronald Darby of the Denver Broncos breaks up a pass intended for Brandin Cooks of the Atlanta Falcons last season. Darby is joining the Ravens, his fifth NFL team.
    How the Ravens can get by without CB Marlon Humphrey (for a little while, anyway)
    The Ravens have 24 days until they welcome the Houston Texans to M&T Bank Stadium for their Sept. 10 season opener, 24 days to figure out a Plan B.
    Cornerback Marlon Humphrey #44 of the Baltimore Ravens celebrates with safety Geno Stone #26 of the Baltimore Ravens and safety Kyle Hamilton #14 of the Baltimore Ravens after an interception during the fourth quarter against the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium on September 25, 2022 in Foxborough, Massachusetts.
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