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    Restrictions on guns taking shape in final days of General Assembly session
    As the General Assembly prepares to adjourn at midnight Monday, lawmakers are moving forward bills that restrict concealed carry permits and tighten rules to keep guns away from kids. They’re also giving last-minute consideration to a proposal from Baltimore State’s Attorney Ivan Bates to stiffen the penalty for illegally carrying a gun.
    Maryland House of Delegates Speaker Adrienne A. Jones presides over a House session on Saturday, March 18, 2023.
    Black Marylanders most often targeted by hate crimes and bias incidents in 2021
    Hate crimes and incidents of bias in Maryland victimized Black residents more than any other identity group in the state in 2021, according to data published by Maryland State Police (MSP).
    The Maryland State Police logo emblazoned on a lectern in front a police vehicle from a separate agency before a press conference, pictured outside the Maryland State Police Glen Burnie Barracks on 11/10/22.
    Ravens mock draft: If Lamar Jackson leaves, can Eric DeCosta really find quality QBs ‘all over the place’?
    Here’s a round-by-round look at potential quarterback targets for the Ravens — and the case for picking sooner rather than later.
    INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA - JANUARY 09: Stetson Bennett #13 of the Georgia Bulldogs celebrates with teammates and a cigar after defeating the TCU Horned Frogs in the College Football Playoff National Championship game at SoFi Stadium on January 09, 2023 in Inglewood, California. Georgia defeated TCU 65-7.
    ‘You’re wasted’: The story behind a bizarre outburst at Annapolis City Hall
    Annapolis Mayor Gavin Buckley and DaJuan Gay sparred at a recent council meeting over the alderman’s state of mind, and whether the mayor was out of line.
    Annapolis City Hall has long kept the Housing Authority of the City of Annapolis at arms length.
    Fresh blades of grass: Orioles groundskeeper Nicole Sherry shares what’s new with the field at Camden Yards
    In December, every grassy inch of the roughly 120,000-square feet of playing surface was ripped out—and 1,500 tons of sand below it was replaced—in the field’s first major overhaul since 2000. Then fresh-cut sod from a New Jersey farm, a mix of three cutting-edge varieties of Kentucky bluegrass engineered to resist heat, drought, and disease, was laid on the new sand bed.
    Orioles groundskeeper Nicole Sherry answers questions from reporters during a media preview in Oriole Park at Camden Yards on Wednesday, March 29. For the first time in 23 years, Oriole Park has brand-new turf.
    A report detailed sex abuse in the Archdiocese of Baltimore. What’s next?
    The Maryland Office of the Attorney General on Wednesday released the 456-page grand jury report, but litigation over issues including redactions will continue to play out.
    The Attorney General’s office released the Catholic Church Investigation papers.  Jean Hargadon (glasses) Teresa Lancaster,  holds a redacted copy of the release.
    The Baltimore Banner reveals list of inaugural Emerging Leaders honorees
    The Baltimore Banner selected 12 community leaders to be recognized at its inaugural Emerging Leaders event in May.
    Lmerging Leaders
    Church report reveals new allegations against Father Maskell of ‘The Keepers’
    Maskell is accused of abusing at least 39 people and doing nothing about colleagues who also abused children.
    The Attorney General’s office released the Catholic Church Investigation papers.  Jean Hargadon (glasses) Teresa Lancaster,  holds a redacted copy of the release.
    Maryland lawmakers approve bill allowing AG to prosecute police in fatal cases
    The measure moves prosecution authority for fatal police encounters from local state’s attorneys to the Maryland Office of the Attorney General. Gov. Wes Moore plans to sign the bill into law.
    Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown greets the delegates and senators before Gov. Wes Moore delivers his first State of the State address on 2/1/23 at the Maryland State House.
    Federal banking rules make funding Maryland cannabis industry tricky
    The cannabis reform bill making its way through the Maryland General Assembly attempts to alleviate some of the risk for banks by placing limitations on the Office of the Commissioner of Financial Regulation, which regulates banking in the state.
    Kristin Cousins, 38, enjoys time with friends at the grand opening of Ceylon House, Maryland's first cannabis lounge, on March 5, 2023.
    Pluto is in Aquarius for 20 years. Our Baltimore astrologist explains what it means
    Pluto moved into Aquarius in March where it will stay for the next 20 years. Our astrologist explains what it means for your sign.
    Portrait of Cheryl Fair, an astrologer
    The Baltimore Archdiocese hid dozens of child sex abuse cases. Here are 10 that stood out.
    The examples include priests who asked victims to delay reporting their abuse so they could reach retirement age; prosecutors who agreed not to pursue criminal charges against known abusers; and even a secret deal with a Baltimore County judge to resolve a case quietly.
    A cross at a Catholic Church in Baltimore.
    Former Oriole Brian Roberts on why this O’s team is built for this era | The Adam Jones Podcast
    Former Orioles second baseman Brian Roberts joins Adam Jones to discuss the Orioles’ rebuild.
    Investigations of Archdiocese of Washington, Diocese of Wilmington are ongoing, Maryland AG says
    “We have issued subpoenas. We have been looking into this matter. And we will continue to do so,” Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown said on Wednesday.
    Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown speaks at a news conference on Wednesday at his office's headquarters in St. Paul Plaza in Baltimore ahead of the release of a 456-page grand jury report into the Archdiocese of Baltimore. He said investigators have also been looking into the Archdiocese of Washington and Diocese of Wilmington.
    The Ravens want to build through the draft. Lamar Jackson’s trade request leaves them with a shaky foundation.
    Ravens GM Eric DeCosta says building a team is a lot like maintaining a house. But how do you build on something with an unsettled foundation?
    BALTIMORE, MARYLAND - DECEMBER 27: Quarterback Lamar Jackson #8 of the Baltimore Ravens in action against the New York Giants at M&T Bank Stadium on December 27, 2020 in Baltimore, Maryland.
    As investigation details abuse, lawmakers approve bill allowing more victim lawsuits
    The vote came under special circumstances, with lawmakers suspending the rules so they could fast-track the bill on the significant day.
    Del. Luke Clippinger embraces Del. C.T. Wilson after HB1, the Child Victims Act that Wilson sponsored, passed with an overwhelming majority in the Maryland House of Delegates on Friday, March 31. Clippinger, a Baltimore City Democrat, leads the committee that considered the bill, and has been a vocal supporter.
    Commentary: Angel Reese is from Baltimore, not the DMV. Yes, that matters.
    Baltimore has its own culture, style and authenticity that separate it from other areas in the region.
    Baltimore outside of Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia -- The DMV.
    Orioles home opener postponed to Friday
    The Orioles have postponed their home opener due to inclement weather.
    Exterior details of Orioles Park at Camden Yards in Baltimore on 2/2/23.
    Read the Maryland Catholic Church abuse investigation report
    The report identifies 158 priests — most of them already known — within the archdiocese accused of the “sexual abuse” and “physical torture” of more than 600 victims over the past 80 years. Investigators told the court there are likely hundreds more victims.
    Photo collage showing Baltimore Cathedral exterior facade and tower, pews inside church lit by window, priest holding a rosary with crucifix, and excerpt from the court order permitting the release of the report.
    Live blog: Inside the report on sex abuse in the Catholic Church in Baltimore
    Developments from the long-anticipated 456-page grand jury report detailing allegations of sexual abuse and cover-up in the Archdiocese of Baltimore.
    Photo collage showing cropped photographs of a woman’s eyes, statue of the Virgin Mary, and two elderly hands holding one another, with a red background and the silhouette of a rosary and crucifix layered on top.
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