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Bill would allow unemployment aid for government shutdowns
The Senate Finance Committee is scheduled to hold a hearing on the bill Tuesday. Lawmakers filed the legislation in response to the recent 35-day shutdown.
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Audit finds deteriorating infrastructure at Naval Academy
An audit has found that the Naval Academy has decaying walls, plumbing issues and condemned offices and balconies.
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Legalizing marijuana, banning ‘ghost guns’ on to-do list for Md. lawmakers
Maryland lawmakers say they hope to tackle a range of topics in this year’s session, including banning so-called “ghost guns,” criminal justice reform, legalizing marijuana and extending harassment laws to more employees.
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Ex-mayoral candidate charged with punching woman in Md.
A former mayoral candidate is accused of punching a woman repeatedly in the face on Christmas Eve, after a night of drinking.
2 months ago -
Crabs, Old Bay, and pine: Maryland Christmas trees show off state pride
Every year, garden clubs from all over Maryland decorate trees for display at Maryland’s State House throughout the holidays. Here’s a sampling of what visitors can expect to find. See photos.
2 months ago -
New York man charged with transporting contraband cigarettes
Officers found $30,000 worth of illegal cigarettes when they pulled over 25-year-old Ali Nasser Mohsen Ashubi of Mount Vernon, New York due to a traffic violation.
2 months ago -
4 mariners rescued after boat loses mast off North Carolina
The crew had left Annapolis, Maryland, on Saturday and was headed to Miami when they became caught in the storm 100 miles off North Carolina’s Cape Lookout.
3 months ago -
Md. man in serious condition after Annapolis shooting
The Anne Arundel County man was found outside the parking lot where police believe the shooting happened. Police are still investigating.
3 months ago -
Md. anti-hunger programs grow to meet demand
According to the USDA, Maryland’s program access index – a measurement of how well states are reaching eligible people – was about 94 percent in 2017. The high numbers earned the state a $1.1 million performance bonus for the food supplement program.
4 months ago -
‘Red flag’ law goes into effect in Maryland: Supporters say it does more than just prevent mass shootings
Maryland’s new “red flag law” has gone into effect and supporters predict that it will save lives.
5 months ago -
Police: ‘Black Lives Matter’ sign stolen from church
An Anne Arundel County police spokesman says the sign was last seen Saturday afternoon. It was hung outside the church in 2015.
5 months ago -
Red Cross blood drive in Annapolis honors slain Capital Gazette reporter
A Red Cross blood drive at Bates Middle School in Annapolis was held in honor of Wendi Winters, a Capital Gazette reporter killed in the newsroom shooting earlier this year who spent a lot of time volunteering at various blood drives.
5 months ago -
44 living Medal of Honor recipients gather in Annapolis
The gathering kicked off the Medal of Honor Society Convention, an event where active and retired members of the military and civilians alike meet recipients of the country’s highest military honor and thank them for their service.
5 months ago -
Group asks Naval Academy to reinstate fired professor
An organization representing professors has urged the U.S. Naval Academy to rescind the firing of a tenured professor who was often critical of the school.
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‘Lifelong dream’ — Capital Gazette victim’s novel is published posthumously
A novel written by Rob Hiaasen, one of five people killed in the Capital Gazette newspaper shooting in Annapolis, Maryland, will be released in the coming days.
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