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Maryland chronic absenteeism falls, but goal remains out of reach (opens the original)
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BALTIMORE, Md. (7News) — More Maryland students are showing up for school, but state education officials say there is still work to do to reach Maryland’s attendance goal. Nearly 23% of Maryland students were chronically absent during the 2025-26 school year, according to the latest figures presented by the Maryland State Department of Education. That’s a significant improvement from the 2021-22 school year, when nearly 32% of Maryland students were chronically absent -- But the latest rate rema
New Maryland gun and police laws take effect Oct. 1 (opens the original)
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ROCKVILLE, Md. (7News) — Several new gun and law-enforcement rules take effect Thursday in Maryland, bringing new requirements for police officers and firearms dealers while setting the stage for another major firearm restriction in January. One of the most visible changes involves law enforcement. A new Maryland law requires officers generally to wear identification while performing their duties in the state and establishes statewide restrictions on face coverings, with exceptions for certain p
Some DMV pediatricians drop unvaccinated patients (opens the original)
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. (7News) — Some parents across the D.C. area are looking for new pediatricians after being asked to leave medical practices over their children’s vaccination status. A new report from Axios found some pediatric practices are sticking with vaccination requirements, while others are more flexible about children who are not following the recommended vaccine schedule. Pediatric Associates of Alexandria, for example, has had a vaccination policy for about a decade and told Axios it has
Maryland religious institutions receive $8.6M for security (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON (7News) — More than $8.6 million in federal funding is going to 49 religious institutions and community centers across Maryland to help strengthen security. Maryland’s congressional delegation announced the $8,627,091 in funding Friday through the Department of Homeland Security’s Nonprofit Security Grant Program. The announcement comes as Elias Rodriguez is scheduled to be in federal court this week in Washington. Rodriguez is accused of killing Israeli Embassy staffers Yaron Lischin
What President Trump's Chesapeake Bay order means for Maryland 'rain taxes' (opens the original)
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. (7News) — A new executive order from President Donald Trump is changing the federal government’s approach to Chesapeake Bay restoration — including directing federal officials to examine stormwater fees often referred to as “rain taxes.” Trump signed the order on Sept.16, revoking a 2009 executive order that established a coordinated federal approach to Chesapeake Bay restoration. The new order directs federal agencies to focus resources on projects that directly improve Bay water
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