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Annapolis couple sentenced to more than 4 decades total for plot to sell nuclear defense secrets

BALTIMORE — A former Navy engineer and his wife were sentenced in federal court Wednesday to more than four decades combined for plotting to sell U.S. nuclear submarine secrets to a foreign government.

Tribune News Service · Nov 9, 2022

5 Baltimore Fintechs To Watch

Fintech has changed the way people do business. People all over the world today use fintech apps like Venmo and Zelle to send money, or PayPal and TorFX to conduct business transactions.

Benzinga · Nov 9, 2022

5 things to know about adult-use cannabis legalization in Maryland

BALTIMORE — Maryland voters just passed a ballot measure to legalize adult-use cannabis. Here’s what you need to know.

Tribune News Service · Nov 9, 2022

Democrat Wes Moore elected Maryland’s first Black governor

BALTIMORE — Wes Moore, whose vibrant and organized campaign catapulted him from outsider political candidate to a rising star in Democratic politics, will be Maryland’s next governor, the first Black candidate elected to the role and only the third Black elected governor in U.S. history, The Associated Press said as…

Tribune News Service · Nov 9, 2022

Studs and Duds from the Saints’ frustrating 27-13 loss to Ravens

Studs and Duds from the New Orleans Saints' frustrating 27-13 loss to Baltimore Ravens, via @DillySanders:

USA Today Sports Media Group · Nov 8, 2022

Led by defense and OLB Justin Houston, Ravens beat Saints, 27-13, for third straight win

NEW ORLEANS — Before the season started, the Ravens’ young pass rushers bestowed a new nickname on Justin Houston, the respected veteran entering his 12th season. Last year, his first in Baltimore, Houston was Yoda. As training camp unfolded, he was Sensei.

Tribune News Service · Nov 8, 2022

Reentering society after decades in prison can be difficult. These programs attempt to help

BALTIMORE -- The week after being released from prison, Bakari Atiba hopped on a bus to go see his home detention case manager without any idea of how to navigate public transportation.

Tribune News Service · Nov 7, 2022

‘National embarrassment’: Multiple Maryland State Police challenge coins prompt disciplinary actions

BALTIMORE — One challenge coin created by a police lieutenant reads, in part, “Hunt the animal” and depicts a knight brandishing a state flag-emblazoned shield.

Tribune News Service · Nov 6, 2022

Why art is necessary for social change

Artist Devin Allen talks to Salon about Baltimore, his new book "No Justice No Peace" and the power of the image

Salon · Nov 6, 2022

The Latino population has exploded in Maryland. Which political party stands to benefit?

BALTIMORE — Nicholas Simões Machado thinks it’s time for the Maryland Democratic Party to step up its game when it comes to Latino voters.

Tribune News Service · Nov 5, 2022