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Maryland’s capital city apologizes for 5 lynchings
The resolution passed Monday night also calls for a more complete history of race relations.
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Police seek answers on what precipitated fatal shooting
Police in suburban Maryland are investigating what precipitated a fatal confrontation between a police officer and a man who reportedly attacked him.
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Marriott tests Alexa as an in-room butler
Alexa Hospitality turns Echo into a sort of in-room butler and lets guests contact the concierge, room service or housekeeping.
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Salvation Army closing homeless family shelter in Baltimore
The Salvation Army’s area commander for central Maryland, Major Gene Hogg, tells The Baltimore Sun in a Tuesday report that the nonprofit will move roughly 15 families from the Booth House to alternative housing in the coming weeks.
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2 ends of Ellicott City’s Main Street reopen
Just over three weeks after the second “1,000-year flood” in two years devastated historic Ellicott City, the two ends of Main Street reopened to traffic Tuesday morning.
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2018 Md. Primary Guide: US House, Senate races
Maryland voters will weigh in on some key races for the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate on June 26. Here’s what you need to know about the candidates.
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Federal workers’ stolen IDs used for fraudulent loans
A Maryland woman has pleaded guilty to a scheme that used stolen IDs from the Office of Personnel Management to secure personal and vehicle loans from a credit union.
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Bernie Sanders joins candidate Ben Jealous to help fire up Maryland voters
Sen. Bernie Sanders may not be endorsing his own son’s congressional bid, but he rallied on a hot Monday night in Maryland to fire up voters for Ben Jealous’ campaign for governor. See photos.
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Maryland county settles lawsuit with transgender teen
A release by a member of the lawsuit says Talbot County defendants will pay $20 in damages. Brennan also will have permanent access to boys’ facilities.
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Ex-Maryland senator awaiting fraud sentence to repay $5K
Former Maryland Senator Nathaniel T. Oaks, who pleaded guilty in a federal bribery case, has agreed to forfeit $5,000 as part of a plea deal.
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New migrant rules could shutter some Maryland crab houses
Many Maryland crab houses expect to stay idle this summer after U.S. immigration officials approved additional migrant worker visas this month for only one picking house.
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Here’s what you need to know to vote absentee in Maryland’s primary
Anyone planning to vote absentee in the Maryland primary has to act fast. Here are upcoming deadlines this week that you need to know.
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Booz Allen’s ‘Dark Labs’ hackers get a new home in Md.
The new Annapolis Junction iHub is also designed as a research, learning and collaboration space for Booz Allen’s national cyber teams.
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Police release photo of suspect in sexual assault of teen on Ride On bus
Investigators are hoping someone will recognize the thin-built black man with a mustache and glasses seen on a Ride On Bus where police say he sexually assaulted a 16-year-old girl.
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Supreme Court leaves door open to curbing partisan districts
The Supreme Court ruled against Republicans in Maryland and Democrats in Wisconsin in a case involving partisan redistricting without ruling on the broader issue of whether electoral maps can give an unfair advantage to a political party. The justices declined to decide any of the big questions before them.
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