Browns erase 10-point deficit to beat Ravens on final kick
Andre Szmyt’s 37-yard field goal on the final play gave Cleveland a 13-10 win over Baltimore.
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Roman telescope measures optical error below its requirement
NASA says Roman’s Wide Field Instrument measured 63 nanometers RMS of optical error, below its approximately 90-nanometer requirement.
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Strathmore Mansion to Be Named for Donor Carol Trawick
Strathmore’s North Bethesda Mansion will be called The Trawick Mansion at Strathmore after a record-setting gift from former board chair Carol Trawick.
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Chesapeake Bay score rises to record 56%, but regions diverge
The Bay’s record C+ came alongside uneven regional grades and water-quality trends.
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Maryland sets Nov. 9 hearing on proposed Caroline solar project
The Maryland Public Service Commission will take public comment on ICFTS MD Solar LLC’s pending 4.63-MW community solar proposal.
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Wisconsin suit challenges cuts to unemployment-system grants
Wisconsin and 13 other states are seeking damages over terminated unemployment-system grants. The state says it has scaled back some projects while continuing other upgrades.
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Giants, Commanders tie 27-27 after overtime expires
New York erased a 14-point deficit, but neither team scored in overtime. Washington’s final possession ended before a field-goal attempt.
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DC Water reports normal-range results in expanded Potomac tests
Five rounds of tests at six Maryland sites found oxygen, nutrient and metal results within the river’s normal range, DC Water said.
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UMBC poll: 78% of likely voters asked oppose building data centers in Maryland
In a UMBC poll, 78% of likely voters asked about building data centers in Maryland opposed it. A separate group was asked about a facility near their community.
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Women started 58% of Maryland’s new businesses since 2019
Women led new business formation in Maryland, while report figures show lower labor-force participation and median wages than men.
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WMATA OIG Report Flags Privacy, Payment and Contract Risks
A September 10 inspector general report covering the first half of 2026 identifies control weaknesses at Metro involving data privacy, vendor payments, federal awards and contract management.
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Baltimore’s $50 Million East-West Bus Upgrade Moves Toward October Construction
Construction on a $50 million transit-priority project along Baltimore’s CityLink Blue and Orange corridors is scheduled to begin October 6, with phased work continuing through 2029.
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Twenty States Sue Over Trump Rules Narrowing Species Protections
Twenty states and D.C. sued over Endangered Species Act changes affecting habitat harm, threatened-species protections and critical-habitat decisions.
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Baltimore rolls out Back River odor-control changes as residents demand relief
Baltimore is taking interim steps to address suspected Back River odors while a third-party analysis and broader abatement plan remain pending.
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Maryland appeal could decide if Question 3 reaches November ballot
Maryland’s highest court is set to review whether a proposed congressional redistricting amendment can appear on the November 3 ballot.
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Twenty-Three States Sue Over New Title X Grant Conditions
Twenty-three states sued HHS over conditions in the next Title X grant competition, warning they could affect contraception, counseling and nondiscrimination practices.
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Maryland redistricting ballot question faces ruling as ballot deadlines near
A Dorchester County judge was expected to rule Friday on a second challenge to Maryland’s proposed Question 3, days before ballot certification and a scheduled Supreme Court argument session.
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Maryland judge temporarily blocks redistricting question from ballot
A Maryland judge barred Question 3 from the November 3 ballot, but the order is stayed as the state appeals before Maryland’s August 31 deadline.
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New York sues over federal conditions on Title X family-planning funds
New York is challenging federal conditions on the next Title X grant cycle, which supports 165 clinics and preventive reproductive health services for more than 250,000 people statewide.
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Maryland’s affordable-housing rules put more than $300 million in play
Maryland’s 2026 affordable-housing plan changes how developers compete for more than $300 million in state funding and federal tax credits, with the next financing deadline on October 21.
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Frederick Housing Task Force Sees Potential for 4,000 New Homes
Frederick’s Affordable Housing Task Force says city-controlled changes could help add about 4,000 housing units over the next decade.
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Baltimore Mayor Scott Adds Infrastructure to Second-Term Plan
Mayor Brandon Scott’s second-term action plan names infrastructure modernization as a sixth governing pillar alongside public safety and economic development.