 Friday, Feb 1 Some so-called “Never Trump” Republicans are urging Republican Gov. Larry Hogan to run in a 2020 primary against President Trump. Would he actually do it? Could he possibly win? And what would it mean for Maryland? More: Read today's eNewspaper | Listen to the news now |  | |
| State lawmakers and city police have for years been relaxing enforcement on those who smoke marijuana. So when Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby announced her plan to stop prosecuting those people, the officers were making few arrests. |
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| Interim Baltimore Police Commissioner Gary Tuggle said Thursday that arrests for marijuana possession are never the focus of police patrols in the city, but are sometimes — and will continue to be — the outcome in instances where officers are confronted with illegal amounts of the drug. |
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| The chill of the polar vortex is forecast to extend into Friday around Baltimore, and another burst of light snowfall could pose a hazard to commuters, meteorologists said. But weather is expected to warm up over the weekend — with temperatures for the area into the low 50s by Monday. |
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| It seems only fitting that Ozzie Newsome would get to see long-time Ravens safety Ed Reed get nominated for the Pro Football Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility. |
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| Fire departments typically get the most calls in the winter months, when the frigid weather can prove especially treacherous for fighting fires. |
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| Johntay Bedingfield, chef at La Food Marketa in Pikesville, won $10,000 on the Food Network TV show "Chopped." But he won't be using the prize money on an engagement ring. |
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| The official who oversaw the dockless electric scooter pilot program and the Baltimore Bike Share shutdown has resigned from the city Department of Transportation, citing “a work environment of bullying, intimidation, and outright harassment, originating from the highest level of leadership.” |
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| The departures of top two midfielders, a starting defenseman and starting goalkeeper from a team that reached the national semifinals have not diminished the Terps’ expectations for the 2019 season. |
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| Testimony wrapped up Thursday in Greenbelt, Maryland, over the Trump administration’s addition of a citizenship question to the 2020 census as government attorneys sought to show it would not harm the accuracy of the count. |
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| Freshman Myah Simmons is a role player for the top-ranked Roland Park basketball team. Thursday night at St. Frances, it turned out to be a pretty big role. |
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