Minnesota Catholic school shooting rekindles debate
A recent shooting at a Minneapolis Catholic school has reignited a national conversation about mental health, gender identity and violence. […]
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Deputy Mayor named zoning director, takes on permitting role
Baltimore Deputy Mayor Justin Williams has been named interim director of the city’s zoning board and will also serve as
Appeals court blocks Trump from ending protections for 600k Venezuelans
By JANIE HAR, Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A federal appeals court on Friday blocked the Trump administration’s plans
Texas governor signs new voting maps pushed by Trump to gain five seats
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Friday signed into law a new congressional voting map designed to
Chicago Public Schools approves budget without $200 million loan
The Chicago Board of Education approved Chicago Public Schools’ 2025-26 budget without taking out a $200 million high-interest loan, despite
State Workers Ordered Back to the Office
Most state workers must return to the office at least three days a week beginning December 1 under remote working
Ward 1, mayoral candidates speak out at Annapolis forum
How to preserve the historic character of Annapolis — and who is best positioned to do it — was the
Residents question governor’s stance as Baltimore crime rate exceeds DC’s ninefold – Baltimore Sun
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore recently declared, “Together we have broken the back of violent crime and the last time the
Norfolk City Council approves $211 million Maury rebuild agreement
Norfolk City Council unanimously voted Tuesday to approve a $211 million design and construction agreement to rebuild Maury High School.
Trump administration set to revoke Maryland offshore wind permits, court records show – Baltimore Sun
OCEAN CITY — U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi’s office signaled in court filings that the Trump administration intends to revoke