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    After months in ICE detention, a Maryland mother holds her children again
    Melissa Tran was freed Sunday after spending the last five months in an ICE detention facility more than 2,700 miles from her family.
    From left, siblings Rachel, 18, Jacob, 10, Jackson, 19, and Riley Hoang, 6, at their home in Hagerstown in June. Their mother, Mong Tuyen Thi Tran, had been detained the month prior.
    Kitty treadmills aren’t the only luxury in Howard County’s first cat café
    The most luxurious amenities inside Luna Cat Collective, Howard County’s first cat café, aren’t for humans.
    Luna Cat Collective, Howard County’s first cat café, hosts several adoptable cats that guests can interact with and adopt.
    Kurt Schmoke’s bid to save a struggling college
    Kurt Schmoke, president of the University of Baltimore, has a new idea to help stabilize the embattled university: consolidation with Baltimore City Community College.
    University of Baltimore President Kurt Schmoke wants to merge his institution with Baltimore City Community College.
    Baltimore County police chief says $3 parking violation put him on Brady list
    Baltimore County Police Chief Robert McCullough said the only reason he’s included on a Brady list is a 1986 parking violation that cost the county $3.
    Robert O. McCullough, Chief of the Baltimore County Police, speaks to the media about a shooting that occurred on Breslin Court on December 24, 2024.
    More than $80,000 raised for family of child killed by school bus
    A GoFundMe campaign, to cover funeral and other expenses for the family — which includes Summer’s younger sister and brother — collected the sum in two days.
    Items left at a Rockville intersection to honor Summer Lim, an 11-year-old girl killed in a collision with a school bus there last week.
    Former Naval Academy midshipman threatened ‘mass execution,’ feds say
    “Honestly not that surprised I’ll be carrying out the mass execution of my peers in a couple,” Jackson Elliot Fleming wrote from his home in Chesterton, Indiana, according to federal prosecutors.
    U.S. Navy Security officers attend Gate 1 at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis on Sept. 11 as the academy went on lockdown following reports of a shooter on campus.
    Train derails in Baltimore, sending 18 cars off the track, fire officials say
    A train derailment sent 18 cars off the track Sunday night in East Baltimore, according to the Baltimore City Fire Department. No one was injured.
    Freight cars at the CSX Baltimore Yard in Curtis Bay.
    Savannah Bananas’ brand of baseball heads to Bowie, with Oct. 31 lottery cutoff
    Next year, for two summer nights, the Indianapolis Clowns and Loco Beach Coconuts will bring Banana Ball to Prince George’s Stadium. Here’s how to get tickets.
    The Indianapolis Clowns and Loco Beach Coconuts will make a stop in Maryland as part of the Banana Ball Championship League.
    Police identify woman killed in Silver Spring shooting
    Montgomery County police said they have identified the victim of a fatal shooting in Silver Spring over the weekend as Monique Charles, a New York City resident. They allege her ex-boyfriend killed her.
    Montgomery County police said they have identified the victim of a fatal shooting in Silver Spring over the weekend.
    Nor’easter exits Maryland with minor flooding before sunshine returns later this week
    While there was some moderate flooding in Ocean City, the impact of the storm along the Maryland coast was not as strong as initially forecast.
    Parts of Maryland remain under a high surf advisory and a coastal flood warning in low-lying areas.
    Whether coaching lacrosse or producing music, David Earl did it big
    David Earl, a successful boys lacrosse coach in Anne Arundel County who previously founded an independent blues record label, died suddenly in his sleep while visiting Florida in early September. He was 58.
    David Earl.
    Trees down, roads flooded in Ocean City from powerful nor’easter
    Ocean City and other coastal areas of Maryland’s Eastern Shore faced strong winds and angry seas on Sunday, as a nor’easter sweeps up the coast.
    Ocean City is expecting rain and wind gusts up to 50 mph on Sunday.
    Woman shot and killed by ex-boyfriend in Silver Spring, police say
    Police responded to a report of a shooting in the 1700 block of Imperial Drive, where a 47-year-old woman was found dead at the scene.
    Naval Academy midshipman’s death under investigation
    A 20-year-old U.S. Naval Academy midshipman from New Jersey has died, the military service academy in Annapolis said.
    A Naval Academy spokesperson did not say when or where James was discovered dead.
    Student seen in viral chokehold video sues Baltimore security guards, company, restaurant
    A Loyola University student filed a lawsuit against two Baltimore security guards, a security company and a Federal Hill restaurant after he was put into a chokehold in a viral video. 
    Baltimore Police are investigating a video, posted on X on Sunday, Sept. 28, 2025, depicting an assault in Federal Hill.
    Ocean City braces for nor’easter and possible damage reminiscent of 2012’s Superstorm Sandy
    A powerful nor’easter is churning up the East Coast, bringing 50 mph winds, heavy rain and coastal flooding that could rival Superstorm Sandy’s impact on parts of Maryland’s shoreline.
    A woman with an umbrella walks past shops on E. Patapsco Ave. on a rainy day in Brooklyn, Md. on Wednesday, March 5, 2025.
    Letter: Second Amendment protects transgender gun owners
    Daniel A. C. McBride writes that proposals to ban transgender people from owning guns are based in prejudice and violate constitutional rights.
    What Baltimore’s liquor board controls — and what it doesn’t
    The main role of Baltimore’s liquor board is to approve licenses for businesses, including restaurants, taverns and liquor stores.
    A spiced apple spritz made with vodka apple, ginger beer and lime at Snake Hill located at 418 S Clinton St, Baltimore, MD 21224
    Johns Hopkins professor wins $800,000 ‘Genius’ grant for her research on saving democracy
    Political scientist Hahrie Han has spent decades answering questions about political organizing, collective action and democracy. Her work has earned her one of the country’s most prestigious awards: the MacArthur “Genius” grant.
    Dr. Hahrie Han was awarded a MacArthur Genius Grant in 2025.
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