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    Colin Kaepernick to host book signing event at MahoganyBooks
    Former NFL quarterback, activist and author Colin Kaepernick will be at MahoganyBooks in Glenarden tomorrow for a book signing event.
    FILE - In this Oct. 2, 2016, file photo, from left, San Francisco 49ers outside linebacker Eli Harold, quarterback Colin Kaepernick and safety Eric Reid kneel during the national anthem before an NFL football game against the Dallas Cowboys in Santa Clara, Calif. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez, File)
    Flu-like illness shuts down Prince George’s County elementary school for rest of week
    Prince George’s County officials have closed an elementary school for the remainder of the week due to a flu-like illness that has infected over 50 students and staff.
    Prince George’s County officials have closed an elementary school for the remainder of the week due to a flu-like illness that has infected over 50 students and staff.
    Ex-St. Paul’s Schools employee sentenced for embezzling more than $55,500
    Melanie Wagner, 53, of Parkton, a former accounting associate at the St. Paul’s Schools, pleaded guilty in Baltimore County Circuit Court to theft between $25,000 to under $100,000.
    Saint Paul’s School in Baltimore County on March 22, 2024.
    Kyle Goon: Orioles fans wonder if Jared Banner is a ‘puppet’ GM. I would guess the opposite.
    COLUMN | Jared Banner's endorsement of his boss as one of "the most talented executives in the game" made some fans think he's merely here to continue Mike Elias' methods. But everything about his hire suggests the opposite.
    October 27, 2026 - Jared Banner, 41, was named as the new general manager of the Baltimore Orioles during a press conference with Mike Elias, president of baseball operations in Baltimore, Md. Monday, October 27, 2025.
    In reversal, Baltimore will expand cleanup response to home sewage overflows
    After years of pressure from residents and environmental regulators, Baltimore will expand an aid program for homeowners facing sewage backups, Mayor Brandon Scott announced Wednesday.
    Baltimore will expand an aid program for homeowners facing sewage backups, Mayor Brandon Scott announced Wednesday.
    Data centers promised to transform Frederick County. They tore it apart instead.
    Today, Frederick is home to Maryland’s only large-scale data center development, and its leaders are learning the hard way about the hazards of navigating the charged and changing politics of the industry.
    Louisa Conklin, Democratic candidate for Frederick County Council, speaks during a Data Center Rally outside of an Informational Open Houses on Data Centers at the Urbana Volunteer Fire Department banquet hall in Frederick last month.
    What makes a school bus system work? Lessons for Prince George’s County.
    As Prince George’s County struggles with school bus delays and routing problems, two of the nation’s largest school districts offer lessons on reliable transportation.
    Prince George’s County Public Schools can look to other large school districts for lessons on addressing bus routing and transportation problems.
    As a MAGA candidate divides his party, can Democrats turn Dundalk blue?
    Republican Tim Fazenbaker and Democrat Arkia Wade are vying for an open council seat in Dundalk.
    Liquor store owner and Republican candidate for District 9 Tim Fazenbaker, in Edgemere.
    Jim Smith calls Terps head football job ‘incredibly attractive.’ It’s Aazaar Abdul-Rahim’s for now.
    Maryland athletic director Jim Smith said he and senior deputy athletic director Diana Sabau “won’t leave any stone unturned,” adding that the school plans to engage a search firm.
    Maryland wide receiver Chris Durr Jr. (13) runs the football during an NCAA football game against Rutgers on Saturday, Oct. 17, 2026 in College Park, Md. (AP Photo/Mike Buscher)
    College Park’s Cornerstone loses liquor license for 90 days after county officials deny plea for pause
    College Park's Cornerstone Grill & Loft has been a popular gathering spot, but was found to violate a regulation that it constituted a “danger to the peace and safety of the neighborhood.”
    University of Maryland students will not be able to gather at a well-known meeting spot, Cornerstone Grill & Loft, after Prince George's County Board of License Commissioners suspended their liquor license.
    How Maryland is explaining a $280 million funding gap for Baltimore public transit
    Over the course of just a few days, Maryland Department of Transportation officials presented two different dollar figures for how much transit funding was coming to Baltimore in the coming years. So, MDOT, which is it?
    Exterior of a Light Rail train heading to BWI Airport at Camden Station in Baltimore on 8/11/22.
    Jared Banner is here to kickstart Orioles’ player development, plus other takeaways
    "One of my main player development philosophies is we have to make practice more like the game, so the game gets easier once we get in there,” Jared Banner said.
    October 27, 2026 - Jared Banner, 41, was named as the new general manager of the Baltimore Orioles during a press conference with Mike Elias, president of baseball operations in Baltimore, Md. Monday, October 27, 2025.
    Braveboy’s campaign cash far outpaces her write-in challenger’s haul
    As early voting is underway in Maryland, Prince George’s County Executive Aisha Braveboy holds a massive financial advantage over her write-in challenger, Tonya Sweat.
    Prince George’s County Executive Aisha Braveboy’s campaign finances far outpace her write-in challenger’s.
    Can Jared Banner fix the Orioles’ player development problems? | Banner Baseball Show
    The Orioles introduced Banner as their new general manager Tuesday.
    Why do Lamar Jackson’s injuries turn into medical mysteries? There’s a clear diagnosis.
    Why there’s so much drama around Lamar Jackson’s pain.
    Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson watches from the sidelines as the clock winds down in the fourth quarter of a 35-13 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals. Jackson has missed three straight games with an ankle injury.
    Kyle Goon: No one wanted Baltimore’s Jesse Legree. Now he’s a college football star.
    COLUMN | Jesse Legree, a freshman at Oregon State, leads the nation in receiving yards and could be a Heisman candidate.
    Jesse Legree, a freshman wide receiver at Oregon State, leads the nation in receiving yards and could be a Heisman candidate.
    Want free tuition? Stay through the fourth quarter of a Maryland football game.
    The University of Maryland, College Park, is raffling off free tuition for a semester to entice students to stay through the fourth quarter of Saturday’s football game.
    Seats inside of SECU Stadium read “Home of the Maryland Terrapins” at the University of Maryland in College Park, Md. on Friday, April 4, 2025.
    Hutzell: Military stunts at football games are great fun. Until someone dies.
    COLUMN | Congress must review the safety of flyovers, skydiving and rappelling at football games to ensure the military is focused on the right mission.
    A member of the Navy Leap Frogs parachutes into M&T Bank Stadium Saturday before the Baltimore Ravens host the Cincinnati Bengals.
    Secret flights and texts to the governor: Inside the making of the Anduril deal
    Here’s the story behind how Maryland and Baltimore County officials worked quietly with Anduril executives and Tradepoint Atlantic, a sprawling logistics hub in Sparrows Point, to craft a deal that could lead to Maryland’s largest employment surge in years.
    Maryland and Baltimore County officials worked quietly with Anduril executives and Tradepoint Atlantic to craft a deal that could lead to the state’s largest employment surge in years.
    Baltimore officer shoots armed man after foot chase near Erdman Shopping Center, officials say
    A man is in critical condition after a Baltimore Police officer shot him on Thursday afternoon after he pointed a weapon at the officer, police said.
    THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2026 - Baltimore Police respoND to a police-involved shooting in the area of the Erdman Shopping Center in East Baltimore on Thursday.
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