FAA says plane departures can resume after ground stop ↗
The Federal Aviation Administration grounded all flights nationwide Friday afternoon because of communications problems at regional air traffic control centers.
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Mass. lawmakers plan to introduce 'Louisa's Law,' a street safety bill in the wake of Boston cyclist's death ↗
The family of Louisa Gag is working with state lawmakers and safe streets advocates on a multi-pronged bill they plan to introduce in the State House when the next session starts in 2027.
Gov. Healey names new state climate chief ↗
Gov. Maura Healey announced Tuesday that Aladdine Joroff will succeed Melissa Hoffer, who was the first Cabinet-level climate chief.
Ballot question would put major restrictions on data centers, as Kraft Group proposes Sutton data campus ↗
The Committee to Restrict Data Centers announced a campaign Thursday to put new restrictions before Massachusetts voters in 2028. The announcement came after news that the Kraft Group is pursuing a data center campus in Sutton that, if completed, would rank as the fourth-largest in the country.
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With mom in ICE custody, a Massachusetts stepdad steps up ↗
“I don’t know how to be a father,” sighed Martín Gurfinkiel. “It’s all new to me. But that’s part of life.”
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Dan Rodricks: Midst the big blue wave, the one that got away from Democrats ↗
Lacking support from his party's establishment and the controversial Question 3 working against him, Dan Schwartz was the closest any Democrat has come to unseating Republican incumbent Rep. Andy Harris from his safe seat.
Md. Child Welfare Summit Touts Kinship Care Gains ↗
State officials cite gains in kinship placements after the first Child Welfare Legislative Summit, held Nov. 10 in Annapolis.
2026 GEAR report shows $117 million in savings ↗
Salisbury, Md. – In Delaware, this year’s Government Efficiency and Accountability Review (GEAR), has been released seeing hundreds of millions in savings across the lifespan of GEAR’s proposed projects. On Nov. 5, Gov. Matt Meyer announced an estimated $117 million in lifetime savings from the 2026 GEAR report, highlighting results from state agencies working to reduce costs and streamline services...
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Joyce Abbott, namesake of ABC's 'Abbott Elementary', speaks at UMES Veterans Day dinner ↗
The University of Maryland Eastern Shore and Salisbury Area Chamber of Commerce held their annual dinner honoring veterans Thursday - and brought a keynote speaker with a famous name and equally impressive resume.
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The Brightside: DART's Stuff the Bus Food Drive Returns for the Holidays ↗
REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. — In the newest edition of Brightside, DART is stuffing the bus, bringing thousands of pounds of food to the Food Bank of Delaware just in time for the holiday season. Sponsored by Choptank Electric Cooperative. The Delaware Administration for Regional Transit, better known as DART, is partnering with the Food Bank of Delaware for its annual Stuff...
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Baltimore County Baltimore wraps up counting votes on the final day of canvassing Jeff Morgan ↗
As the final votes of the 2026 general election are being counted in Baltimore County, a tight council race in the Dundalk area has District 9 coming down to the wire.
Local News Van Hollen challenges Schumer for Senate leader; does he have the votes? Blair Sabol ↗
"I'm the underdog in this race," Van Hollen said. "I think it's important to give Senate Democrats a choice. That's what we just gave voters all over the country: a choice."
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Your Voice, Your Stories YOUR VOICE, YOUR STORIES: Surprise bills, bridal shop comeback and Antarctica Siobhan Garrett ↗
This week on Your Voice, Your Stories, we're looking into unexpected bills for Baltimore residents, celebrating a bridal shop's comeback after a devastating fire, and meeting students preparing for the trip of a lifetime.