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Maine Looks To Maryland's Example As It Debates Internet Privacy
Maryland passed a version that places stricter standards on what data companies can collect or sell.
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Littmann Holds Commanding Lead In Annapolis Mayoral Race
But election officials said it could take up to a week to declare an official winner.
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Prince George's County Moves To Put Data Center Development On Pause
The task force is working to unveil a list of recommendations to guide the process of building data centers next year.
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Enrollment For Child Care Scholarships Still Closed, Unclear When It Might Reopen
Maryland State Department of Education froze enrollment in May to cope with the budget-busting number of applications.
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Health Department Police Captain Charged With Attending Classes While On Duty
Prosecutors allege she falsified mileage logs to hide the unauthorized use and make it appear as if it was related to her official duties.
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Oyster Restoration For Chesapeake Nears Finish Line, Next Steps Uncertain
The oyster planting in Maryland’s Manokin River went off without a hitch — something that seemed a long shot just a few years ago.
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Former Morgan State President Earl S. Richardson Dies At 81
Richardson helped organize a lawsuit that led the state of Maryland to agree to a $577 million settlement with HBCUs.
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Charitable Donation Campaign For Feds To Proceed, But Long-Term Future Uncertain
The OPM moves forward with the Combined Federal Campaign this year, but has reservations about its costs going forward.
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Review For Piedmont Power Line Will Take Until At Least February 2027, Maryland Regulators Say
The state's timeline for approval is almost a year longer than the developer of the controversial power line said it wanted.
Annapolis, MD|News|
Annapolis Mayoral Hopefuls Debate Less Than A Week Before Primary Election
Winner of Democratic primary between Rhonda Pindell Charles and Jared Littman will face Republican Bob O'Shea in Nov. 4 general election.
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Maryland Leaders Denounce Political Violence In The Wake Of Charlie Kirk Killing
Widespread condemnation of political violence follows death of conservative activist, shot during an appearance on a Utah college campus.
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Students Learn The Ropes In Urban Forestry — By Climbing Trees
The camp’s location at College Park is no coincidence. The university offers a multidisciplinary program in urban forestry.
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Baltimore City Community College Staff Demand ‘Fair' And Timely Wages
Faculty staff remain without a contract after unionizing with United Academics of Maryland, an affiliate of AFT Maryland, in October.
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Divided Appeals Court Dismisses States' Challenge Of Probationary Federal Employee Firings
Maryland was one of 19 states that said the firings caught them unawares.
Annapolis, MD|News|
Gov. Moore Kicks Off 2026 Reelection Bid
The announcement, which was widely expected, will be made in a campaign video in which Moore recounts his historic 2022 campaign.
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Three Departments Account For More Than Half Of Total Federal Workforce Losses
The Administration predicts staffing reductions to continue across the federal workforce, with 300,000 fewer employees by December.
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Another Sunday Talk Show, Another Rejection Of Federal Troops, Denial Of Presidential Aspirations
For a man who's not running for president, Gov. Wes Moore sure has been making the rounds of the national Sunday talk shows recently.
Annapolis, MD|News|
Moore Welcomes Help From FBI, Other Agencies, But Says National Guard Should Stay Home
Governor Moore again bucks Trump's ‘ridiculous' and ‘performative' threat to send troops into Baltimore to address crime there.
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Hershey Forms Exploratory Committee, Will Weigh Run For Governor
Hershey said he expects to make a decision sometime before the end of the year on whether he’ll challenge incumbent Gov. Wes Moore (D).
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US Marshals Won't Be Used For Protection During Maryland Power Line Surveys — For Now
Landowners appear willing to cooperate, meaning marshals aren't necessary, federal judge rules.
