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Maryland Awarded $9 Million to Help Students Plan for Careers After High School (opens the original)
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Maryland has received $9 million in federal funding to launch a statewide system aimed at helping students explore career options and prepare for life after high school, WMAR reports. The three-year Career Pathways Exploration grant from the U.S. Department of Education will support more than 600,000 students across the state. The program is scheduled to run from October 2026 through September 2029. Through the new system, students in grades 7 through 12 will be able to develop six-year educatio
Orioles Removing 2,000 Seats From Camden Yards for New Social Space (opens the original)
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The Baltimore Orioles are making another major change to Oriole Park at Camden Yards, removing approximately 2,000 seats from the left-field upper deck to create a new social space for fans. The redesigned area will include standing-room viewing sections, drink rails, a central bar, multiple food and beverage options and televisions throughout the space. The Orioles say the goal is to give fans another place to gather and watch the game while still having views of the field. Construction on the
Tyler Loop Named AFC Special Teams Player of the Week After Rio Game-Winner (opens the original)
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Ravens kicker Tyler Loop is getting league-wide recognition after delivering one of the biggest moments of Baltimore’s young season. Loop was named AFC Special Teams Player of the Week following his clutch performance in the Ravens’ 34-31 win over the Dallas Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro. With the game tied late in regulation, Lamar Jackson connected with Zay Flowers for a 27-yard gain that left just one second on the clock. Loop then stepped up and drilled a career-long 56-yard field goal as time e
Maryland Law Changes Which Juvenile Crimes Start in Adult Court (opens the original)
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Maryland is changing when juveniles can be automatically charged as adults under a new law taking effect Oct. 1, 2026. The Youth Charging Reform Act changes juvenile court jurisdiction for certain serious offenses, meaning some cases that previously began automatically in adult criminal court will now start in the juvenile justice system. Prosecutors will still have options to seek the transfer of certain cases to adult court. Maryland General Assembly The law does not eliminate adult prosecutio
Maryland Limits How Landlords Can Use Criminal History in Rental Applications (opens the original)
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Several new Maryland housing laws affecting renters, prospective tenants and housing providers will take effect Thursday, Oct. 1, bringing changes to tenant screening, housing subsidies, rent reporting and air-conditioning requirements. One of the biggest changes comes through the Maryland Fair Chance Housing Act, which creates new rules for how certain landlords and property managers can use criminal history when reviewing rental applications. The law applies to housing providers that own or ma
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