MPSSAA sanctions girls’ flag football as Maryland’s 26th championship sport
Girls’ flag football has been approved as Maryland’s newest varsity championship sport starting next school year. The MPSSAA Board unanimously voted for full sanctioning after rapid growth fueled by partnerships with local schools and professional teams.
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Baltimore CBP officers seize 247 pounds of marijuana in four London-bound attempts at BWI
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113 home sales recorded in Baltimore and Baltimore County for week ending March 21
A total of 113 home sales were recorded in Baltimore and Baltimore County during the week ending March 21, as reported by BlockShopper.com.
Georgetown edges Loyola men’s tennis team in close match
Georgetown narrowly defeated Loyola University Maryland men’s tennis team with a final score of 4‑3 on March 26. The Hoyas claimed key wins in both doubles and singles play to secure their victory.
Kweisi Mfume highlights community engagement and national issues in recent social media posts
Congressman Kweisi Mfume posted about community celebrations, youth development grants in Baltimore, and federal accountability on AI threats between March 23-26, 2026.
Taxpayers Protection Alliance launches billboard campaign supporting Baltimore inspector general
The Taxpayers Protection Alliance has launched a billboard campaign supporting Baltimore City Inspector General Isabel Cumming’s push for transparency in a dispute with Mayor Brandon Scott.
Baltimore property tax rate exceeded US average in Q4 2025
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