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Maryland News
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Maryland is under a Code Red air quality alert as wildfire smoke drifts south from Canada, creating hazardous conditions in Baltimore and the D.C. suburbs. Meanwhile, the Chesapeake Bay reports record-low blue crab populations, prompting new harvesting restrictions to protect the struggling species.
Political News
Governor Wes Moore signed a $63 billion budget that includes free community college for some residents and pay increases for state employees, while vetoing a bill that would have legalized online town betting. The General Assembly passed emergency legislation to address juvenile crime concerns, creating new rehabilitation programs and stricter monitoring.
Election News
The race to replace retiring Senator Ben Cardin is heating up, with Democratic Congressman David Trone and Republican former Governor Larry Hogan leading recent polls. Local elections are seeing unprecedented early voting numbers, with ballot questions on cannabis reform and police oversight drawing particular interest.
Legal News
The Maryland Supreme Court ruled that the state must provide additional funding for historically Black colleges, settling a 15-year lawsuit. In Baltimore, a judge approved a $6 million settlement for victims of the 2022 Brooklyn Homes mass shooting, with the city accepting partial responsibility.
Entertainment News
The Annapolis Film Festival reveals its 2024 lineup, featuring several Maryland-based documentaries and a tribute to Barry Levinson.
Town
The Orioles continue their dominant season, leading the AL East with the youngest roster in baseball. The Ravens open training camp amid high expectations, while the Maryland Terrapins football team lands a top-25 recruiting class.
Forecast
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Today: 98°F, Code Red air quality, heat advisory
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Tuesday: 95°F, isolated thunderstorms
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Wednesday: 92°F, humid, scattered showers
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Thursday: 90°F, partly cloudy
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Friday: 88°F, breezy
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Saturday: 85°F, clear skies
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Sunday: 87°F, moderate air quality
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From political battles to crab shortages, town triumphs to cultural celebrations, Maryland continues to make news across the Old Line State. Stay updated on the latest developments from the mountains to the Eastern Shore.
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