Six months after asking the inspector general to investigate her travel and personal businesses, Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby wants the probe wrapped up, arguing that a lack of resolution undermines public trust in her office.
Gov. Larry Hogan and the state school superintendent called Thursday on all Maryland school systems to bring students back to classrooms under a hybrid program by March, saying too many children are struggling to take part in their education and thrive.
The winning ticket for Wednesday’s jackpot was sold in Allegany County, located in northwestern Maryland, but additional details weren’t immediately available.
Maryland Senate President Emeritus Thomas V. Mike Miller lies in state in the rotunda of the State House.
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The F.B.I.’s most challenging work, legal scholars say, may have only just begun.
A Columbia man is facing federal charges of making multiple social media threats to blow up a federal building and kill elected officials, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Maryland said Thursday.
More than 2,300 registered Republicans in Maryland changed their political affiliation in the week after a group of rioters violently stormed the U.S. Capitol in support of Republican President Donald Trump.
Following her show stopping performance at the inauguration of President Joe Biden, Morgan State University President David Wilson reached out via Twitter.
The state's Public Service Commission does not monitor whether utilities follow merger orders, a legislative audit found.
AdvisorSmith examined CDC data and calculated a fitness score based on the percentage of residents who were of average weight as well as the percentage of residents who regularly participated in aerobic exercise, strength exercise and any exercise. New Jersey was excluded because it did not report data for 2019.
A state delegate from Harford County has been criticized for calling another delegate "more attractive" than a past delegate in a videostreamed public hearing this week.
The Baltimore County coalition of the Maryland Lynching Memorial Project will hold a virtual forum on two racial terror lynchings in Baltimore County on Jan. 23.
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Former McDonogh soccer star Michael DeShields is D.C. United’s top pick in Thursday’s MLS SuperDraft.
Two people who were assaulted in separate incidents last year have died this week from their injuries, Baltimore police said.
The venerable North Howard Street theatrical costumer A.T. Jones & Sons Inc. that has kept Baltimoreans and environs dressed as ghouls, ghosts and in other guises for more than 150 years, now faces an uncertain future since the death of its owner, George F. Goebel, 88, who was also a well-known magician and illusionist, earlier this month.
Many eligible to receive the vaccine feel as though they’ve been left in the dark because of a lack of communication and clear direction from health officials.
Del. Reid Novotny said he introduced legislation Wednesday in the General Assembly to strip student school board members in Maryland of their vote if it is a “deciding vote” on a motion.
Jawad Musa, a Baltimore man incarcerated for the past 30 years on a drug charge, will go free after Donald Trump granted him a pardon early Wednesday morning before leaving office.
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- Former McDonogh soccer star Michael DeShields is D.C. United’s top pick in Thursday’s MLS SuperDraft.
- More than 2,300 registered Republicans in Maryland changed their political affiliation in the week after a group of rioters violently stormed the U.S. Capitol in support of Republican President Donald Trump.
- A state delegate from Harford County has been criticized for calling another delegate "more attractive" than a past delegate in a videostreamed public hearing this week.
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- The venerable North Howard Street theatrical costumer A.T. Jones & Sons Inc. that has kept Baltimoreans and environs dressed as ghouls, ghosts and in other guises for more than 150 years, now faces an uncertain future since the death of its owner, George F. Goebel, 88, who was also a well-known magician and illusionist, earlier this month.
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