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Confederate statue toppled, monuments defaced in Maryland

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Confederate statue toppled, monuments defaced in Maryland

Eating your catch? Stick with trout, avoid rockfish if you’re fishing Chesapeake Bay watershed

Eating your catch? Stick with trout, avoid rockfish if you’re fishing Chesapeake Bay watershed

Montgomery Co. schools announces plans for fall classes, amid the coronavirus pandemic

Montgomery Co. schools announces plans for fall classes, amid the coronavirus pandemic

Southwest Airlines resumes some international flights at BWI Marshall

Southwest Airlines resumes some international flights at BWI Marshall

Man’s body found in Waldorf lake after woman hears him yelling for help

Man’s body found in Waldorf lake after woman hears him yelling for help

Hogan announces $190M in federal aid for coronavirus relief

Hogan announces $190M in federal aid for coronavirus relief

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Pr. George’s officer trades confidential info. for sex acts, police say

Pr. George’s officer trades confidential info. for sex acts, police say

Budget battle in Md. as Franchot plans to vote against $205M in Hogan cuts

Budget battle in Md. as Franchot plans to vote against $205M in Hogan cuts

Ocean City leaders say come for July Fourth ‘at your own risk’

Ocean City leaders say come for July Fourth ‘at your own risk’

U.Md. renames admin. building after state Sen. Miller

U.Md. renames admin. building after state Sen. Miller

NAACP intends to move national HQ from Baltimore to DC’s U Street corridor

NAACP intends to move national HQ from Baltimore to DC’s U Street corridor

MCPS pledges to investigate alleged sexual harassment incidents

MCPS pledges to investigate alleged sexual harassment incidents

‘Cut off at the knees’: DC’s event industry takes a major coronavirus hit

‘Cut off at the knees’: DC’s event industry takes a major coronavirus hit

Activists want Johns Hopkins to abandon plans for armed campus police

Activists want Johns Hopkins to abandon plans for armed campus police

Driver seriously injured after pipe crashes through windshield on I-270

Driver seriously injured after pipe crashes through windshield on I-270

Participants needed for study aiming to prevent COVID-19 spread within households

Hogan announces $210M for remote learning and tutoring

Hogan announces $210M for remote learning and tutoring

New Maryland laws take effect Wednesday

New Maryland laws take effect Wednesday

1st phase of minimum wage hike in Montgomery County begins July 1

1st phase of minimum wage hike in Montgomery County begins July 1

Montgomery Co. child care providers can soon apply for COVID-19 relief funds

Montgomery Co. child care providers can soon apply for COVID-19 relief funds

Maryland country radio personality thrilled to see genre becoming inclusive

Maryland country radio personality thrilled to see genre becoming inclusive

Montgomery County Purple Line study reveals most stations are not pedestrian-friendly

Montgomery County Purple Line study reveals most stations are not pedestrian-friendly

Body of girl, 17, found in Frederick, Md.

Body of girl, 17, found in Frederick, Md.

The Capital Gazette shooting: 2 years later

The Capital Gazette shooting: 2 years later

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