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Hogan highlights political moderation at conference
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan says he believes most Americans are sick and tired of divisive politics and want elected officials to work together and compromise to solve the nation’s problems.
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Ex-Obama aide to give legislature anti-harassment training
Following a report detailing sexual harassment in Maryland’s capital, the General Assembly will bring Michelle Obama’s former chief of staff to conduct sexual harassment prevention training.
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Annapolis Capital Gazette and 4 journalists named TIME’s Person of Year
Four journalists and an Annapolis, Maryland, news organization have been named TIME’s Person of the Year for 2018. They are what Time calls “guardians and the war on truth.”
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Man killed by collision with parked car in Clinton
A collision with a parked vehicle left one man dead on Tuesday morning in Clinton, Maryland. State police said the man had been driving northbound on Branch Avenue when he struck an unoccupied, parked vehicle on the shoulder.
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Under Armour reportedly ousts two marketing executives
Under Armour Inc. has parted ways with two of its longtime marketing executives because of questionable spending.
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Amtrak train collides with car in W.Va, no injuries reported
The Amtrak Capitol Limited train collided with the vehicle at approximately 5:35 p.m. while on its way from D.C. to Chicago. The crash affects morning MARC service.
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County to replace police guns at risk of misfire, failure
The County Council entered an emergency contract with Pennsylvania-based Atlantic Tactical last month for new Glock 17 Gen5 pistols. The contract still needs council review.
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Judge asked to postpone trial over student’s fatal stabbing
Urbanski is charged with first-degree murder and a hate crime in the May 2017 killing of Bowie State University student Richard Collins III.
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Environmental groups to sue over offshore drilling tests
The lawsuit, which aims to stop the issuance of permits for the use of seismic air guns, will be filed by a coalition of environmental groups in federal court in South Carolina on Tuesday.
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U. Md. plans extensive cleaning in residence halls to combat adenovirus
Contractors will conduct the disinfecting over winter break. An outbreak on the College Park campus has killed one student and sickened at least 30 since the first case was detected Nov. 1. The father of the dead student says it’s “way too little and way too late.”
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Officials investigate fatal fire at Maryland motel
Officials say the fire broke out late Sunday night at the South Winds Motel in La Plata. Firefighters received a 911 call from a neighbor about 11:20 p.m. Sunday and had the blaze under control in just a few minutes.
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Baltimore doctor to pay $3M to resolve improper Medicaid billing
Maryland officials say a doctor will pay about $3 million to settle civil liability claims from improperly billing Medicaid programs in Maryland and Delaware and the Medicare program.
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Visitors fees to increase at Antietam National Battlefield
History buffs will have to dig deeper into their pockets to visit the Antietam National Battlefield in Maryland.
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US Naval Academy chapel dome renovations set to start
Renovations of the United States Naval Academy’s iconic chapel dome will begin this winter.
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Judge will issue temporary ruling on Ocean City topless ban
After hearing arguments from both sides Friday, Chief Judge James Bredar said he would issue a ruling in the coming days.
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