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UCLA defeated Maryland by a wide margin in a college basketball matchup, with the rout drawing attention from sports fans discussing the lopsided result. The victory underscores UCLA's strength this season, while Maryland faces questions after the heavy defeat. Exact scores and player performances were not detailed in the circulating reports.
- 2Maryland local governments seek broader taxing power amid housing costsβSUN: Why local governments seek more taxing power as Maryland homes become too costly
The Baltimore Sun reports that local governments across Maryland are pushing for expanded taxing authority as home prices climb beyond the reach of many residents. The debate centers on how to fund services and housing programs when property values are high but household budgets are stretched. Officials argue new revenue tools are needed; critics worry about adding to affordability pressures.
- 3Maryland attorney general hails ruling upholding state's Glock banβMaryland's attorney general praises court ruling keeping state's "Glock ban" in effect
Maryland's attorney general has welcomed a court decision that keeps the state's ban on Glock-style pistols in effect. The ruling preserves Maryland's restrictions on the popular handguns while legal challenges continue. Supporters of the law call the decision a win for public safety, while gun rights groups are expected to keep pressing their case in the courts.
- 4Court again denies Baltimore appeal over inspector general records accessβCourt again denies Baltimore's appeal to block inspector general's access to records
A Maryland court has once more rejected Baltimore's appeal seeking to block the city inspector general from accessing government records. The ruling upholds the watchdog's authority to obtain documents independently, a recurring point of friction between City Hall and the oversight office. The decision reinforces the inspector general's ability to investigate city agencies without prior approval from officials.
- 5Maryland named among Lonely Planet's best destinations for 2027βMaryland named one of Lonely Planetβs best destinations to visit in 2027
Lonely Planet has included Maryland in its list of the best destinations to visit in 2027. The recognition, reported by Baltimore-area news, is drawing attention to the state as a travel pick for the coming year. Details on which specific attractions or regions earned the state its place on the list have not been released.
- 6Ocean City closes beach amid flooding travel advisoryβOcean City closes beach, issues travel advisory about flooding
Ocean City, Maryland has closed its beach and issued a travel advisory as flooding affects the resort town. Officials are warning residents and visitors to avoid flooded roads and stay out of the water while conditions persist. The closure affects beach access along the popular coastal destination, and local authorities have not indicated when normal operations will resume.
- 7Nor'easter hammers Ocean City, Maryland with rain and floodingβNor'easter brings heavy rain, wind, flooding to Ocean City, Maryland
A nor'easter struck Ocean City, Maryland, bringing heavy rain, strong winds and coastal flooding to the resort town. WBAL-TV reported on the storm's impact as conditions battered the shoreline. Nor'easters can cause significant beach erosion and property damage along the Mid-Atlantic coast, and residents were monitoring the worsening weather.
- 8Weekend storm raises nor'easter vs hurricane questions on East CoastβNor'easter or hurricane? What this weekend's storm means for the DMV and East Coast
Forecasters and residents across the Washington DC, Maryland and Virginia region and the wider East Coast are watching a powerful storm expected this weekend, with uncertainty over whether it will behave more like a nor'easter or a hurricane. The distinction matters for wind, coastal flooding and rain impacts, and local outlets are laying out what the storm could mean for travel and coastal communities.
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A coastal storm has flooded streets in Ocean City, Maryland, prompting officials to issue travel warnings for the area. The flooding has made roads hazardous, and local authorities are urging residents and visitors to avoid unnecessary travel. Local news coverage is drawing attention to conditions along the coast, with residents monitoring the storm's impact on the popular beach resort town.
- 10Woodbine neighbors push for pause on solar panel projectsβ'You can't put the genie back in the bottle': Woodbine neighbors push for solar panel pause
Residents of Woodbine, Maryland are calling for a temporary halt to local solar panel installations, arguing that once large-scale projects are approved, the changes to their community cannot be reversed. Their slogan, 'you can't put the genie back in the bottle,' reflects frustration over the pace of development. The dispute adds to a wider national debate over where and how solar energy projects should be built.
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Ocean City, Maryland has closed the ocean to swimmers and beachgoers as rough weather hits the popular resort town. Officials ordered the closure as conditions turned dangerous along the coast, keeping visitors out of the surf until the weather improves. Beach towns along the mid-Atlantic often issue such closures during storms, and residents are watching for updates on when the water will reopen.
- 12Ocean City streets flood as Nor'easter hits Maryland coastβOcean City streets flood from impact of Nor'easter | PHOTOS
A Nor'easter has flooded streets in Ocean City, Maryland, with photos showing water covering roads along the resort town. Coastal communities on the Delmarva peninsula are dealing with tidal flooding and rough conditions as the storm pushes water ashore. Local news outlets are documenting the impact with photo galleries.
- 13Ocean City closes ocean as rough weather hits resortβSUN: Ocean City closes the ocean as rough weather hits resort
Ocean City, Maryland has closed its beaches to swimming as rough weather moves through the resort town. Officials ordered the ocean off-limits, with guards keeping visitors out of the water until conditions improve. The closure comes as heavy surf and dangerous conditions hit the popular coastal destination, drawing local attention to safety along the shore.