Maryland swimmer hopes to make history with 24-mile swim from Chesapeake Bay to Inner Harbor
Ultramarathon swimmer and Maryland native Katie Pumphrey is looking to make history with what she calls "a love letter to." ...
Maryland's smallest school districts are arresting more students than the largest systems
The number of students being arrested in Maryland public schools is going down.Some people say that’s progress. But others ...
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Maryland poised to proceed with rebuilding Key Bridge despite lack of federal action
WELL, GOVERNOR MOORE IS AGGRESSIVELY LOBBYING TO MAKE SURE FEDERAL FUNDING IS NOT DELAYED. NOW, LOCALLY, WE’VE LEARNED ABOUT THE DETAILS OF THE STATE PLANS TO MOVE FORWARD ON THE BRIDGE RECONSTRUCTION ...
Maryland swimmer aims to tackle 24-mile swim from Chesapeake Bay Bridge to Inner Harbor
Ultramarathon swimmer and Maryland native Katie Pumphrey is looking to make history with what she calls "a love letter to ...
Maryland drivers brace for steep car fee hikes starting July 1
The cost of owning a car is taking off in Maryland starting later this summer.The MVA will be implementing several new fees ...
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Gypsy Jazz Fest to celebrate Maryland's "gypsy jazz" scene
There's a distinct music scene in Baltimore that many might not have heard of. It's called "gypsy jazz," based on the unique ...
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Marylander aims to make history with ‘Bay to Baltimore’ 24-mile swim
Native Marylander and ultra marathon open water swimmer Katie Pumphrey plans to swim 24 miles from the Chesapeake Bay Bridge ...
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Memorial Day weather: Severe storms move through Baltimore
Memorial Day Monday will be an impact weather day in Maryland. The Storm Prediction Center put Maryland in the "slight risk" (level two out of five) for severe weather hazards that include large hail, ...
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Cruise ships set sail out of Baltimore for the first time since bridge collapse
In 2023, 444,000 passengers departed on cruises from the Port of Baltimore. The Port supports 15,330 direct jobs and 139,180 jobs in Maryland, according to the state’s website. The cruise industry ...