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Gov. Wes Moore’s advisors once cautioned him against championing housing, the first-term Democrat told a crowd in October, warning him that the politics were far too complicated to tangle with. from The Baltimore Banner

The University of Maryland senate on Thursday voted to join an alliance of Big Ten colleges who’ve agreed to protect one another against potential attacks from the Trump administration. from The Baltimore Banner

Eighty-five people have joined a civil complaint against Maryland and the state Department of Juvenile Services over alleged sexual abuse at dozens of youth detention centers as early as 1974 to 2018, attorneys said. from The Baltimore Banner

WASHINGTON — A few days ago, as Brandon Hyde remarked on the poor at-bats many players on his team were taking, he quickly made a caveat. Cedric Mullins, the Orioles manager said, stood out for all the right reasons. from The Baltimore Banner

A judge on Thursday forced the construction arm of the Baltimore real estate development company Chasen Cos. into bankruptcy. from The Baltimore Banner

A day after a deadly police-involved shooting unfolded in an Arbutus neighborhood, new details emerged about the man reportedly wearing a ski mask and firing arrows at passing cars who was fatally shot, officials said. from The Baltimore Banner

Maryland’s education officials said in a statement on Thursday that the state’s schools will not eliminate diversity programs, despite the Trump administration’s threats to pull funding if they didn’t. from The Baltimore Banner

A gunman is at large after fatally shooting a man in the Robinwood neighborhood of Annapolis Wednesday night, police said. from The Baltimore Banner

Aberdeen’s mayor says the IronBirds will likely leave his city’s Ripken Stadium amid a long-simmering battle over costs. from The Baltimore Banner

A worker reclassification policy revived from President Donald Trump’s first administration could strip some civil service protections from federal workers and lead to the firing of thousands of employees at the Social Security Administration. from The Baltimore Banner

Kilmar Abrego Garcia was not the only man erroneously deported to El Salvador last month despite a Maryland judge’s order. from The Baltimore Banner

There are more cars than usual in Baltimore — and we don’t mean the traffic. from The Baltimore Banner

WASHINGTON — To look at different aspects of Wednesday’s game in a vacuum, there were plenty of encouraging displays. The seven innings from right-hander Tomoyuki Sugano were chief among them, an encouraging development for a rotation devoid of highs thus far, and they gave the Orioles a chance. from The Baltimore Banner

A federal judge on Wednesday temporarily halted her order requiring the Trump administration to provide information on its efforts so far, if any, to retrieve a Maryland man who was mistakenly deported to El Salvador. from The Baltimore Banner

When Christopher Boggs saw the Dundalk Heritage Fair was canceled, he swiftly jumped into action. from The Baltimore Banner

Orioles right-hander Grayson Rodriguez is dealing with a mild lat strain, which was revealed after the starting pitcher received additional opinions on his MRI, manager Brandon Hyde said Wednesday. from The Baltimore Banner

The former Prince George’s County officer who interviewed Kilmar Abrego Garcia and helped label him as a gang member that eventually resulted with his mistaken deportation, later pleaded guilty to misconduct and was pushed out of the Police Department, records show. from The Baltimore Banner

To improve Baltimore’s arts and entertainment sector, Mayor Brandon Scott says the city is taking cues from cultural hotbeds such as Atlanta, Chicago and Austin, Texas. from The Baltimore Banner

Ravens leadership feels the current roster could take the field right now and be successful. from The Baltimore Banner

Baltimore will offer grants of up to $200,000 to downtown restaurants as part of its bid to lift up the struggling commercial district. from The Baltimore Banner