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Maryland voters are heading to the polls for early voting, with hot weather and opinions marking the first day. Candidates across parties are finding common ground in their opposition to data centers, a concern also voiced by residents in Frederick County who fear it becoming a "data center alley." Meanwhile, legislative races are seeing legal battles, as seen in Baltimore County's District 6. State election officials are pushing back against the DOJ's request for voting records, asking a judge to block access to sensitive voter information.

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State Roundup: Maryland pushes back as DOJ seeks voting records; Senate GOP seeks hearing on mail-in ballot error; Early primary voting begins

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Residents fear Frederick County will be the new ‘data center alley’

By OLIVIA BORGULA Capital News Service Every time it rains in Adamstown, Maryland, slick mud covers the road until the painted yellow stripes are no longer visible.

MarylandReporter.com18h ago

Annapolis Pride’s first fashion show lights up Maryland Avenue - Baltimore Sun

Annapolis Pride’s first fashion show lights up Maryland Avenue Baltimore Sun

Baltimore Sun Maryland4h ago

University of Baltimore President Kurt Schmoke to retire next year - Baltimore Sun

University of Baltimore President Kurt Schmoke to retire next year Baltimore Sun

Baltimore Sun Maryland7h ago

Father-daughter duo charged with attempted murder in Silver Spring stabbing

Authorities said William and Brittany Dunn stabbed the victim in the upper chest inside the home.

WTOP Maryland13h ago

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WTOP Maryland20h ago

US men's soccer beats Paraguay in World Cup group stage

The U.S. opened its home World Cup with a dynamic 4-1 victory over Paraguay, sparked by Balogun's 2 goals

WBAL-TV 111h ago

Cecil County man arrested, charged in stalking and assault cases

A Cecil County man has been arrested and is being held without bond after stalking and assaulting two women in May.

CBS Baltimore2h ago

Severe thunderstorm knocks down trees, power lines in Annapolis

A single severe thunderstorm moved through central Anne Arundel County during the 8 o'clock hour Friday evening.

CBS Baltimore2h ago

Towson senior citizens award caregivers with $228k in scholarships

Residents at Blakehurst Senior Living awarded 60 caregivers with $228,000 to help them advance their careers.

WMAR Baltimore2h ago

Rabid foxes found in Roland Park prompt Baltimore officials to warn residents about wildlife safety

Two rabid foxes were found in Baltimore's Roland Park. Officials urge residents to stay alert and keep pets vaccinated to stay safe.

WMAR Baltimore2h ago

Trump says US military strike killed leader of Tren de Aragua gang with help from Venezuela

President Donald Trump says a "swift and lethal kinetic" U.S. strike has killed Hector Rusthenford Guerrero Flores, whom he called "the infamous leader" of the Tren de Aragua gang.

WBAL-TV 113h ago

Time Machine captures line honors for 2026 Annapolis to Bermuda Race - Capital Gazette

Time Machine captures line honors for 2026 Annapolis to Bermuda Race Capital Gazette

Capital Gazette6h ago

Friday Evening Headlines: Schmoke announces 2027 retirement as UBalt president; School officials deny ICE coordination leading to graduation ceremony arrest; Soccer fans pack local pubs for World Cup matches; and more.

Schmoke announces 2027 retirement as UBalt president; School officials deny ICE coordination leading to graduation ceremony arrest; Soccer fans pack local pubs for World Cup matche…

Baltimore Fishbowl8h ago

World Cup Watch parties abound. Where will you watch?

Hosting the Fifa Men’s World Cup for the first time since 1994, the United States, in partnership with Mexico and Canada, will see World Cup games in 11 U.S. cities this summer.

Baltimore Fishbowl8h ago