| A new low for distracted driving: Some motorists take photos and share them #whiledriving; Traffic gets messy with bus detours, street closures for Nuclear Security Summit; The Annapolis Film Festival returns for its fourth year; Metro could shut down entire rail lines to do extended maintenance, board chair says; Barve calls out Raskin on ads saying he is the only progressive in 8th District race; Cole Pellicano helps save Broadneck boys’ lacrosse from collapse; Legislation would expand student voting rights on Maryland school board; Murder-for-hire plot on Polished Pebble Way in Howard County; 7-year-old girl to 911 operator: ‘My dad is on the floor’; Boys’ lacrosse: Bullis is confident this will be its year; goalie Mason Pollack is making history at Yorktown; With a firm focus, ace Anthony Felitti and Gaithersburg baseball are rolling; Police investigate shooting, assault of women at party in Burtonsville; Maryland Senate panel sidelines tax-break proposals for manufacturers; True cost of Purple Line could reach $2.65 billion, analysis finds; | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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