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Three NASA astronaut candidates have connections to Maryland, and a Bowie man won $1M in a lottery scratch-off. Here's the week's good news.
On Wednesday, Superintendent George Arlotto will present his recommended fiscal year 2023 budget. It's the first step in a lengthy process.
From Dec. 14-22, clinics at four county schools will offer the COVID-19 vaccine to children ages 5-11. See which school is nearest you.
Louis Guy Newman III, 20, was killed at a football game in Severn last year. Police are asking anyone with information to come forward.
Mayor Gavin Buckley has challenged Highland Falls, NY Mayor Joseph D'Onofrio to a bet ahead of the Army-Navy game. The winner's prize? Food.
A fire originated on the second-floor balcony of an Annapolis high-rise Tuesday night, and firefighters rescued 18 people from the building.
At a Gardner kids' vaccine clinic, a protestor reportedly told a student, "Your mom is making you take a vaccine that could make you die."
One lawmaker has proposed raising the recreational use age to 25, and another wants to limit THC levels, The Berkshire Eagle first reported.
Marlborough's Nick Ford said he was stopped for using an electronic device after taking the video. "I felt it was retaliation," he said.
The drive-thru event featuring themed light displays will be open each night, except Dec. 25 and 26. Tickets can be purchased online.
The teenager was struck by a bus at around 2:45 p.m. Wednesday. She died at Baystate Medical Center later that day, police said.
Entry to the homes was made via unlocked doors and windows, so police are urging residents to make sure their doors and windows are locked.
The driver of a pickup truck died after his truck hit a tree Wednesday night. Pieces of the vehicle could be seen on the side of the road.
The workers make up less than 1 percent of the district's workforce, and they may be eligible for re-employment upon getting inoculated.
Students who have yet to get their first shot won't be fully vaccinated by the school system's deadline, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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A boy, 18, was shot while serving with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. His condition is serious, but stable and improving.
April Smith, a K-5 STEM specialist at Cahaba Elementary School, was surprised with a $1,000 check for classroom supplies last week.
The Board of Education honored one principal and two assistant principals who recently earned doctorate degrees from Samford University.