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The Deadliest Animals in U.S. States: Sharks in Maryland, Deer in Pennsylvania

The Deadliest Animals in U.S. States: Sharks in Maryland, Deer in Pennsylvania

A recent report has identified the deadliest animals in each U.S. state, revealing that bull sharks are the most dangerous in Maryland, while whitetail deer pose the greatest threat in Pennsylvania due to vehicle collisions. The report highlights regional wildlife risks, with snakes being the most common deadly animal across 14 states. Other notable mentions include coyotes, bears, and alligators. The findings provide insight into the diverse wildlife hazards present across the country, emphasizing the need for awareness and caution in areas where these animals are prevalent.
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Stefon Diggs Agrees to One-Year Deal with Washington Commanders

Stefon Diggs Agrees to One-Year Deal with Washington Commanders

Stefon Diggs Agrees to One-Year Deal with Washington Commanders
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Preakness Stakes to Shift Three Weeks After Kentucky Derby in NBC Partnership

Preakness Stakes to Shift Three Weeks After Kentucky Derby in NBC Partnership

Preakness Stakes to Shift Three Weeks After Kentucky Derby in NBC Partnership
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Maryland Jockey Club and NBC Sports Secure Six-Year Preakness Media Rights Deal

Maryland Jockey Club and NBC Sports Secure Six-Year Preakness Media Rights Deal

Maryland Jockey Club and NBC Sports Secure Six-Year Preakness Media Rights Deal
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Ravens ramp up physicality at hot, chippy day of training camp

Ravens ramp up physicality at hot, chippy day of training camp

Hot weather and hot tempers flared at the Ravens’ eight practice of training camp.
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Stephon Diggs Signs with Washington Commanders, Aims for Impactful Season

Stephon Diggs Signs with Washington Commanders, Aims for Impactful Season

Stephon Diggs Signs with Washington Commanders, Aims for Impactful Season
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7 kids in stolen car crash into another car, killing a man, police say

7 kids in stolen car crash into another car, killing a man, police say

The seven children were between the ages of 12 and 15. A 13-year-old boy was driving, police said.
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Cyclosporiasis cases rise in New York amid 2 Michigan deaths

Cyclosporiasis cases rise in New York amid 2 Michigan deaths

More than 800 cases have been reported in New York since May as health officials investigate a nationwide outbreak of the foodborne parasite.
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Protesters and Advocates Express Frustration Over Maryland Redistricting Session

Protesters and Advocates Express Frustration Over Maryland Redistricting Session

During a special legislative session in Maryland focused on a constitutional amendment for redistricting, advocates and protesters voiced their frustration over the limited scope of the session. The session, which was strictly focused on redistricting, did not address other pressing issues such as budget cuts to developmental disability services. House Minority Whip Jesse Pippy criticized the session for not allowing discussions on affordability issues. Protesters gathered in Annapolis to demand that lawmakers address additional concerns, including the inclusion of new congressional maps and the reversal of budget cuts. Despite the protests, the session continued to focus solely on the redistricting amendment, which could be put to voters on the November ballot.
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Commission Begins Investigation into Historical Abuse at Maryland Reform School

Commission Begins Investigation into Historical Abuse at Maryland Reform School

A commission has been established to investigate the history and operations of the former House of Reformation and Instruction for Colored Children in Cheltenham, Maryland. The commission's first meeting was held to address the tragic history of Black youths who died and were buried at the site. Phyllis Hammond, a commission member, read a poem honoring her uncle and other children who died at the reform school. The commission aims to provide a public accounting of the children who died and were buried on the grounds. Attorney General Anthony Brown, the commission chair, emphasized the importance of genealogical research to identify the children and their families.
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Heat Advisory Issued for Maryland and Southern Delaware

Heat Advisory Issued for Maryland and Southern Delaware

A Heat Advisory has been issued for parts of Maryland and Southern Delaware, effective from 10 AM EDT Thursday to 8 PM EDT Friday. The advisory highlights the potential for dangerously high temperatures and humidity levels, which could pose health risks to residents in the affected areas. The advisory covers the Eastern Shore counties of Maryland, including Cecil, Kent, Queen Anne's, Talbot, Caroline, Dorchester, Worcester, Wicomico, and Somerset, as well as Southern Delaware. Residents are urged to take precautions to stay safe during this period of extreme heat. Source time: not specified.
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Maryland Youth Survey Highlights Mental Health Improvements Amid Rising Bullying Concerns

Maryland Youth Survey Highlights Mental Health Improvements Amid Rising Bullying Concerns

The Maryland Department of Health's latest Youth Risk Behavior Survey and Youth Tobacco Survey (YRBS/YTS) reveals mixed results regarding the health of middle and high school students. The 2024-2025 data indicates a decline in substance use and persistent sadness among students, suggesting the effectiveness of state-led health initiatives. However, the survey also highlights an increase in bullying and dating violence, particularly affecting LGBTQ+ youth. The state is using this data to inform policy and allocate resources to address these issues. The survey also notes a significant drop in high school e-cigarette use, though smokeless tobacco use has slightly increased. Additionally, the survey introduces new data on social media use, linking excessive use to mental health issues.