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Nine crew members from the Dali — the ship that struck and collapsed the Key Bridge — are still marooned in Baltimore as they cooperate with federal authorities. After 19 months on land, there’s finally a small silver lining.
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A label kept the wire from connecting to the breaker.
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Material costs are the biggest factor in the cost increase.
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Federal funding for transportation projects has been reinstated despite Maryland’s resistance to mass deportation efforts, but other funds could be in jeopardy.
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The Board of Public Works approves the Maryland Department of Transportation’s request to temporarily hire extra staffing to reevaluate thousands of Disadvantaged Business Enterprises under new federal guidelines.
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Changes to driving and speeding laws, and ability for people to expunge their criminal records, among headline laws taking effect after being approved by General Assembly.
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Similar plate stirred controversy in Utah.
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The revelations come from court documents as lawyers continue discovery phase.
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Whether by car or the skies — many Marylanders are expected to travel 50 miles or more this holiday weekend.
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“Somehow a shame was put on this story.”