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ANNAPOLIS — After Kimberly Vasquez’s two younger sisters log into their virtual classrooms from their Baltimore home, there’s barely enough bandwidth left for the high school senior to get into her class. “It’s a constant conflict and battle, trying to ...

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The state of Maryland and its partners on the Purple Line announced Tuesday that they have reached a $250 million settlement in their legal dispute over cost overruns that have stalled the $2.9 billion project. Maryland — along with Meridiam, ...

With the coronavirus pandemic greatly limiting indoor and outdoor public events, the inauguration of Baltimore Mayor-elect Brandon Scott next month is expected to be a low-key event. Scott’s chief of staff, Michael Huber, told The Baltimore Sun that Scott is thinking of ...

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Concerned about lax attitudes and soaring COVID-19 cases headed into the Thanksgiving holiday, Gov. Larry Hogan is promising ramped-up enforcement of pandemic precautions in jurisdictions around the state Coronavirus hospitalizations and deaths continue to rise as the state Monday reported ...

COLLEGE PARK — The coronavirus pandemic has increased the strain on groups that work to prevent homelessness in Maryland, with experts saying single mothers and people of color are being hurt the most. Multiple advocacy groups have expanded their programs ...

BALTIMORE — Baltimore’s mayor has vetoed two bills that would have required hospitality businesses to rehire laid-off workers in the city once they reopen and hotels to retain staff if their owners change. The Baltimore City Council approved both bills ...

A Frederick man has been indicted on federal charges of threatening the lives of Joe Biden, the then-Democratic nominee for president, and his running mate, Kamala Harris. James Dale Reed, age 42, was indicted by a federal grand jury nearly a ...

First-time unemployment claims edged up slightly as the state's jobs situation shows more signs of stalling in the wake of a late fall coronavirus surge.

Maryland may be in need of another shutdown as coronavirus cases surge in the state, according to the leader of one Maryland county. Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich’s comments come one day after Gov. Larry Hogan announced he will re-impose ...

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ANNAPOLIS — The health officer of a Maryland county has recommended that private schools in the county switch to online learning amid the rise in coronavirus cases. Anne Arundel County Health Officer Nilesh Kalyanaraman advised the switch in a letter ...