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Bullying, suicide attempt reported at elementary school

Annapolis council strips some power from mayor

O’Malley kicks off re-election bid at city rally

Discrepancies detailed in minority foreclosures

Budget-cutting proposal to merge park officers into county police ripped

Marylanders pay more in vehicle operating costs, due to rough roads, according to report

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Express toll lane project on I-95 being scaled back

House panel chairman disrespects police chief

A 'Precious' Oscar for Mo'Nique

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In State of the State speech, Md. Gov. O'Malley focuses on jobs

Md. doesn't need state-operated insurance exchange, report says

Md. General to open $57 million expansion

Bills would ban products with 2 chemicals in Md.

Jury must decide whether crash that killed 8 was a street race

Lawsuit targets speed cameras

Silver Spring wants to make city safer for pedestrians

Montgomery County to favor disabled job seekers

Maryland court rules in favor of NAACP over ‘driving while black' issue: Maryland State Police must release records on 'driving while black'

Balto. Co. schools official is reassigned

News Headlines for Tuesday, Feburary 2, 2010

Prince George's crime levels hit 35-year low

Jury selection in street race trial continues after dark

Assembly website called “antiquated”

Hogan won't run, backs Ehrlich for governor

Md. gets poor mark in teacher regulations

News Headlines for Thursday, January 7 2010

State lawmakers balk at pay raises

Md. lawmakers get set for budget-heavy session

Baltimore City putting police back on foot patrol

2 public safety unions back Baker for Pr. George's executive

News Headlines For Friday, October 30, 2009.

Federal stimulus spending created or saved 4,460 jobs, O'Malley claims

Md. test standards for reading, math called among lowest in U.S.

Housing grant funds at risk in Prince George's

Opposition to school closing gets organized

Politicians take on public defender oversight

MARC passengers, prepare to have your bags searched

Drop in Maryland jobless claims signals layoff slowdown

News Headlines For Thursday, October 29, 2009.

Board member says she may have violated rules

Few schools still celebrate Halloween

Counseling service victim of state cuts

Gaithersburg, Rockville, and Takoma Park Go to the Poles Next Tuesday

Montgomery County residents fight school's closure

News Headlines for Tuesday, October 27, 2009

Montgomery board moves to raise compulsory attendance age

MTA to step up security at MARC stations

O'Malley urging mediation before foreclosures

On public option, public is ahead of the politicians

Md. will ask counties to consider cell phone ban

News Headlines for Monday, October 26, 2009

Security screenings at MARC stations to begin this week

Maryland addresses health impact of climate change

Montgomery to resume debate on restaurant nutrition labeling

Sen. Cardin urges Congress to extend unemployment insurance benefits

Baltimore Sun circulation drops almost 15 percent

Watchdog Cites Youth Isolation

Pr. George's looks to rely more on transit, HOV

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Court test today for death penalty revisions

Maryland Public Television celebrates 40th anniversary

P.G. County's Revenue Authority to set out speed cameras

Md. transportation meeting in Towson today

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Prince George's continues to lead in Beltway deaths

Report: 50,000 Marylanders have lost health insurance

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Transportation officials consider National Highway parking problems

Officials urge public to get swine flu vaccine

Judge denies motion to dismiss perjury charges against Dixon

Hopkins professor among Nobel winners in medicine

Morning News Headlines

Brandywine Crossing Thrives in Prince George's County

Will That Maryland Road Make You Sick?

State's new DUI laws called insufficient

Afternoon News Headlines

Montgomery County Graduation Rate Sinks Lowest in a Decade

Maryland Board Issues Toll Recommendations for ICC

Dixon details $12 million in spending cuts

Md. to get $6 million in stimulus money for port, transit security

The State of the Arts District? What Arts District?

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With Ehrlich Decision in Play, Md. GOP Faces Election Doubts

Deal With Private School in Environmental Dispute Criticized

D.C. Area Transit Agency to Fund Fix for Faulty Train Doors

Department of Natural Resources Seeks Law Requiring Those Under 13 Wear a Flotation Device.

The End of the Hoff? Plans to Reopen the Hoff Theater as Auditorium

Montgomery County Recycling More Items than Before

Franchot to run for second term as Comptroller

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Md., Calif. sign agreement on stem-cell research

Dixon inquiry notes 'unexplained cash'

Md. Near Awarding First Slots Gambling License

Skills Set Drafted For Students Nationwide

Top Stories for Wednesday, August 12, 2009

College Park City Council Extends Rent Stabilization Ordinance.

Another Man Dies in Metrorail System

Samuel L. Dean to Run for Prince George's County Executive?

Closer Watch Needed on Anne Around Group Home

News Headlines For Friday, August 7, 2009.

Maryland Chamber of Commerce Opposed to Health Care Reform Proposals

Questions Remain on Purple Line Proposal and Purple and Red Lines Being Built

Maryland Plans to Boost Math and Science Learning.

Maryland Regulators to Approve Deep Coal Mine

News Headline Summary

Here are the top stories for the blog for October 27, 2008.

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Maryland Education Bureaucracy Discovers Long Lost Subject

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Maryland Incumbent Serves a Long Political Career.