Maryland Headlines from The Washington Post

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This Army veteran served his country. Will his undocumented wife be deported?

Now that Trump is president, Ricardo Pineda fears his wife, Veronica Castro, could be detained when she checks in with immigration authorities April 4.

By Theresa Vargas • Read more »

Maryland lawmakers scrap requirement that transit systems cover some of their operating costs

Supporters of the change say the mandate has discouraged the state from improving service.

By Katherine Shaver • Read more »

A university’s painting went missing. Police are searching for three people of interest

It was found a day later, a spokeswoman said.

By Victoria St. Martin • Read more »

Controversial schools bill passes Md. legislature despite Hogan veto threat

On a busy Tuesday, the Democratic-majority legislature also passed addiction-treatment bills and legislation that would require the state to pay Planned Parenthood if it loses federal funding.

By Ovetta Wiggins and Josh Hicks • Read more »