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U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar said she plans to move out of her Washington, D.C., home after federal agents searched it last week, saying the attention surrounding the search has made her feel unsafe. https://t.co/ZfCE1omUcz
It's one of baseball’s most iconic records: For 2,632 straight games over 17 seasons, Cal Ripken Jr. never missed a day in the Baltimore Orioles’ lineup.
For the past 28 years, lifelong Orioles fan Rick Taylor has been amassing a collection to match it, trying to gather a ticket from each game of Ripken's “Iron Man” streak, which lasted from 1982 to 1998. After decades of searching, Taylor is just eight tickets short of completing what experts agree is already one of the most impressive collections of baseball tickets ever assembled.
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🚀 Maryland’s Child Care Scholarship Program has seen a drastic funding increase, rising from $132 million in 2022 to $560 million in 2026. That’s more than a 300% jump in annual funding for the program.
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IS MARYLAND'S LT. GOVERNOR READY TO LEAD?: No special elections. No additional votes.
Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller would automatically become the state's next leader if Wes Moore's possible second term results in him leaving office early, should he be successful in national pursuits.
"With Lieutenant Governor, then [possibly a] Governor Aruna Miller at that point in time, we would have another iceberg hitting the ship, and we’d be going down even faster than we already are,” Del. Ryan Nawrocki said.
Gov. Aruna Miller? Read latest: https://t.co/CRXlN9ZRlH
With Election Day approaching, the top two Maryland Democrats have left voters without direct answers to a consequential question about who will lead the state if Moore leaves office before a potential second term ends.
Don’t forget… a NEW Maryland payroll TAX starts soon.
The Family and Medical Leave Insurance (FAMLI) program begins Jan. 1, 2027.
Employees & employers will EACH contribute 0.45% of wages up to the Social Security cap.
If you make $75k, you’ll give $337/yr more to the state.
A police officer is accused of using a dead man's identity to take control of his home, paying the property's bills in the deceased man's name and allegedly forging his signature to obtain a permit for repairs. https://t.co/xuX9LWXQ1S
Federal prosecutors say a sweeping health care fraud crackdown in the Los Angeles area uncovered roughly $2 billion in allegedly fraudulent claims to public and private insurance programs and led to charges against 15 people, including six medical professionals. https://t.co/OuRLYngaL3
City leaders are asking voters to sign off on a major change to how the city awards large contracts, but critics warn the proposal could weaken safeguards meant to prevent corruption.
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⏰ Morning Minute | Here are our top stories for today! #FOX45#morningnews
-Molasses spill in Baltimore's Locus Point area
-Contaminated oysters in Maryland
-Holiday Cocktail Pop-Up set to open at Power Plant Live
- In Howard Co., voters are deciding whether to replace gender-specific pronouns in the county charter. Hear how the proposal is drawing criticism from one candidate over county priorities. @FOXBaltimore
🧵STORIES I'M FOLLOWING THIS MORNING ON @FOXBaltimore :
- In Baltimore Co., police are still searching for three suspects accused of robbing and assaulting someone outside Towson University student housing. Hear what the university president is now saying about student safety.