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Security Guard in Custody Following Deadly Shooting at Northrop Grumman Near BWI Airport

Northrop Grumman · Maryland

Security Guard in Custody Following Deadly Shooting at Northrop Grumman Near BWI Airport

67% Center coverage: 9 sources

A contracted security guard was taken into custody following a deadly shooting on Wednesday at the Northrop Grumman facility near BWI Marshall Airport, according to police.See the Story

Woman Found Dead on Hiking Trail in Annapolis in Extreme Cold Temperatures

Annapolis · Annapolis

Woman Found Dead on Hiking Trail in Annapolis in Extreme Cold Temperatures

75% Center coverage: 8 sources

Police believe the woman slipped on the ice and died during extremely cold temperatures.See the Story

Gov. Moore’s energy plan aims to cut costs; slashes clean energy fund to pay for it

Solar Power · Maryland

Gov. Moore’s energy plan aims to cut costs; slashes clean energy fund to pay for it

50% Left coverage: 8 sources

Marylanders could see lower electric bills this year under Gov. Wes Moore’s latest energy measure, which seeks to lower costs by funding clean energy projects, upgrading the state electric grid, and giving residents one-time $40 refunds on their utility bills.See the Story

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