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Harassment and vandalism accounted for most of the spike, which gave the state the 10th highest number of antisemitic incidents in the country in 2022.
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It’s not immediately clear if Syed would be ordered back to prison until the matter is resolved.
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In a series of tweets Monday morning, the Ravens quarterback said he’d requested a trade earlier this month due to front office’s disinterest in “meeting my value.”
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Del. Jheanelle Wilkins (D., D. 20), chair of the Legislative Black Caucus, describes the group's agenda. Then, reporters Pamela Wood of the Baltimore Banner and Matt Bush of WYPR spotlight key bills to watch ahead of Sine Die April 10.
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Proponents said deregulation would save consumers money by creating competition and driving down prices, and it did — for the commercial and industrial sectors. But residential customers usually end up paying more, according to the Energy Information Administration.
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Baltimore Banner City Hall reporter Emily Sullivan explains the politics behind the City Council's handling of the Mayor's city-administrator nominee.
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The legislature in 2021 removed the governor from the regular parole process for those serving life sentences.
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McGrath spent 11 weeks as Hogan’s chief of staff in the summer of 2020, until it was reported that he had negotiated a generous “severance” payment for leaving his prior position at a state agency.
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The bill would give more survivors of child sexual abuse the legal right to sue the church and other institutions complicit in the crimes. It would also remove a longstanding legal barrier that has blocked many adults in Maryland from filing lawsuits over abuse they suffered in schools and churches.
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The report card released Thursday measures the 2021-2022 school year and how students performed on Maryland Comprehensive Assessment Program tests, access to a well-rounded curriculum, graduation rates, English learner proficiency, attendance, student readiness for high school and survey results that asks about school quality and student success.