Sheep graze beneath the solar panels: a winning solution
By Ad Crable Bay Journal A solar power boom generated by new renewable energy mandates is unfurling in the Chesapeake Bay region. Virginia, for
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Leaked Supreme Court opinion on abortion law causes political uproar
By ROSS O’KEEFE, DEVIN RANK, ASHKAN MOTAMEDI, MARGARET ATTRIDGE, CHRIS BARYLICK, JULIA ROSIER and TATYANA MONNAY WASHINGTON – Associate Justice
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Fatal vehicle crashes in Maryland spike during pandemic despite less people on the road
By Melena DiNenna During the pandemic, fatal vehicle accidents in Maryland were higher than in previous years, reflective of a national trend. So
Opioids, fentanyl killed thousands of Maryland residents in 2021
By Riley Brennan In 2021 there were over 100,000 fatal drug overdoses in the United States, with over 76,975 of these deaths being attributed to
Community, government partnership turns environmental disaster into sanctuary
By JOE RYA BALTIMORE — Fourteen years ago, Masonville Cove, a small stretch of woods and water along the Patapsco River, just north of Interstate
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Critics charge Ball violated ethic’s law by hiring his sister-in-law as his Public Information officer while she worked as his campaign consultant
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball paid four county employees more than $101,000 to do consulting work for his re-election campaign with more than
More than 800 solar projects in Bay states stuck waiting for review
By Ad Crable and Timothy B. Wheeler Bay Journal News Service The rollout of solar and other renewable energy projects that
With Ukraine conflict, Maryland guard’s European partnership takes on new importance
By RYAN WHITE REISTERSTOWN, Md. – The Maryland National Guard hosted two generals from Estonia and Bosnia-Herzegovina militaries at Camp Fretterd
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Soaring gas prices push Maryland drivers to alter travel, spending decisions
By JOE RYAN BALTIMORE – Hunter Williams stopped at a BP gas station in south Baltimore this week to add a little bit more to the tank. Normally,
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Soaring gas prices push Maryland drivers to alter travel, spending decisions
By JOE RYAN BALTIMORE – Hunter Williams stopped at a BP gas station in south Baltimore this week to add a little bit more to the tank. Normally,
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Public access to police records in Maryland uneven, sometimes costly, despite new law
About this story: Maryland recently joined a handful of states seeking to make law enforcement agencies more transparent. With the passage of
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Public access to police records in Maryland uneven, sometimes costly, despite new law
About this story: Maryland recently joined a handful of states seeking to make law enforcement agencies more transparent. With the passage of
Climate takes center stage at Maryland gubernatorial forum
By STEPHEN NEUKAM COLLEGE PARK — Ten Maryland governor candidates laid out their plans for slashing carbon emissions, building mass transit
University of Maryland, Johns Hopkins University send desperately needed supplies to Ukraine
By KAITLYN LEVISON ANNAPOLIS – Nearly two weeks after Russia’s military forces descended upon its western neighbor, leaving many parts of Ukraine
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University of Maryland, Johns Hopkins University send desperately needed supplies to Ukraine
By KAITLYN LEVISON ANNAPOLIS – Nearly two weeks after Russia’s military forces descended upon its western neighbor, leaving many parts of Ukraine