Maryland State Police have charged six people for participation in what they called illegal large-scale exhibition driving events in Prince George’s County. In June, the Maryland Car Rally Task Force, which includes the Maryland State Police andTransportation Authority Police along with several local law enforcement departments, responded to three car rallies in Laurel, G … [Read more...] about 6 people changed in connection to car rallies in Prince George’s County, state police say
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MM 7.26: 7 Maryland football players selected to Shrine Bowl 1000 list
Photo courtesy of Maryland Athletics. This is a Maryland Minute, a short story followed by a roundup of Terps-related news. Seven Maryland football players were chosen for the East-West Shrine Bowl Watch List, comprised of 1,000 of the best collegiate players who are all-star game eligible for 2025, it was announced Tuesday. The players selected for the Terps include … [Read more...] about MM 7.26: 7 Maryland football players selected to Shrine Bowl 1000 list
What is the IOC refugee Olympic team and who is on it for the 2024 Games?
These athletes will get to participate in the 2024 Games as part of the refugee Olympic team, created by the IOC. … [Read more...] about What is the IOC refugee Olympic team and who is on it for the 2024 Games?
Democrats’ victory hinges on Black voters. Convincing them may be harder this time
Gavin Godfrey and DeAsia Paige | (TNS) The Atlanta Journal-Constitution ATLANTA — Kimberly Alexander is still trying to make sense of the news and her emotions. Alexander, 54, is a Black registered Democrat in Hampton, Georgia, and was all but set to cast a vote for Biden in November despite calls for him to get out of the race. She’s not happy about him leaving, but und … [Read more...] about Democrats’ victory hinges on Black voters. Convincing them may be harder this time
At Paris Olympics, anti-doping leaders accept that some cheating is inevitable
By GRAHAM DUNBAR, AP Sports Writer PARIS (AP) — The days are over when Olympics organizers and anti-doping officials would typically predict “the cleanest games ever.” Not at these Paris Olympics. “It’s not our role to do it,” World Anti-Doping Agency president Witold Bańka said Thursday. “It’s not that now we want to assure that every single athlete is clean. We do not,” Bańka … [Read more...] about At Paris Olympics, anti-doping leaders accept that some cheating is inevitable