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A TV tower rained lead paint chips on residents in 2022.
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The state is suing the owner and manager of the ship that hit the bridge.
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The offer is just one party that would pay funds to victims.
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The bill would make Maryland the only state other than California to ban the sale of semiautomatic handguns that can be converted into machine guns with an illegal aftermarket device.
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The state’s subsidies helped keep people on ACA plans.
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Baltimore operates the 12th largest transit system in the country and state officials want to capitalize on that by redeveloping state-owned parcels into mixed-use communities that can be added to the tax rolls.
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The Senate added some hefty amendments to the House’s version of the Utility RELIEF Act, and the House speaker and consumer advocates worry the changes will provide less relief for ratepayers.
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Councilman Jones’ proposal received no support from fellow council members.
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IT updates and more staff will be needed to implement stricter work requirements and other changes.
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Maryland’s Power Plant Research Program proposed a new October deadline for the developer to finish its application for the controversial 70-mile powerline.
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After over a decade’s worth of effort, some reductions to the list of crimes that qualify a juvenile to be automatically charged as an adult may finally clear the General Assembly.
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There are still more than 50 parties suing the company.