The wealth gap between members of Congress and their constituents is most glaring in Md's 6th District race, where two millionaires (billionaires?) from D.C. suburbs want to represent some of the poorest, rural parts of Western Maryland. By @WintrodeBrenda https://t.co/Agw9wJPwSE
"Looking at $220 parking and $22 cocktails, you would have never known this was the off-brand year for the Preakness.
Charging these prices for a fraction of the true race experience was a fitting send-off for the Stronach management tenure of Maryland’s race."
A Preakness with fewer than 5,000 spectators was a hollow experience, to say the least.
What if (and please, bear with me here) horse racing pushed *affordability* over exclusivity?
Why a dying industry should open up its velvet ropes to save itself: https://t.co/4qEaoZckU7
One professor of public administration finds "jaw-droppingly bad" math behind a recommendation to tax restaurants to fund a billion dollars worth of improvements to the Baltimore Convention Center. By Giacomo Bologna: https://t.co/wrb27Nlf2X
The chairman of the Prince George's County planning board is being accused of brazen self dealing. Why would someone who oversees local planning and zoning matters need a taxpayer funded $100K SUV, private driver, bodyguard, etc. By @jckhogan: https://t.co/CnwP4kCeih
NEW | After 2 years, the feds secured an indictment against the ship that knocked down the Key Bridge.
But handcuffing an employee half a world away and extracting potential fines from a foreign corporation could be an uphill battle.
w/ @justin_fenton
https://t.co/Q1POtLbleQ
Every morning for more than two decades, Nicole Sherry woke up and checked the weather.
On Wednesday, when she wakes up, Sherry will resist that urge. She knows the Orioles are in good hands.
On Sherry's tenure as head groundskeeper and what comes next: https://t.co/HXUSafljex
BREAKING: Feds level criminal charges in Key Bridge disaster, accusing company and 1 employee of improperly using flushing pumps — which can cause blackouts — and lying to investigators. W/ @HayesGardner https://t.co/iJ1D4o3Alu
“I want people to care because otherwise he gets away with it."
Women at the University of Maryland Medical Center say pharmacist Matthew Bathula secretly accessed intimate photos, emails and camera feeds from their online accounts. https://t.co/d05pTbMcmV
Women hospital workers at @UMMS in Baltimore got calls from @FBIBaltimore and learned someone had hacked their home cameras to spy on them. Or sifted through years of their photos and emails for sexual materials. A frightening story from our digital age: https://t.co/W6TOZ4Ajso
So thrilled for our whole @BaltimoreBanner team to be recognized by the Pulitzer Prizes for a *second year in a row* but especially @lizbowie who helped create this place and is the heart and soul of the Banner!
I’ve seen Baltimore experience four homicides in a day - even the span of a few hours - countless times. April just saw 4 homicides for the entire month, a single-month, all-time low for the records we have going back to 1970. @alex_mann10 reports https://t.co/UxzAYdVJn6
Breaking: Federal grand jury has indicted Baltimore clinical pharmacist Matthew Bathula on charges of cyber crimes and identity theft for allegedly spying on and stealing intimate photos from 195 people, mostly the doctors and nurses he worked with. https://t.co/uKy9uEBdKy
"No matter what we do, we just can’t shake the idea that everyone who lives here has somehow been murdered. I’m actually writing this from Heaven, which, you’ll be thrilled to know, has a 24/7 crab cake buffet and unlimited half-and-half." https://t.co/doJLwKZrvD
NEWS: Maryland dumps Kiewit as Key Bridge builder, potentially delaying project past 2030
This is a big deal.
By @HayesGardner@BaltimoreBanner
https://t.co/9Dpsmsf4xh