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Elizabeth Worthington
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Reporter, WMAR-TV (Baltimore, MD)
Baltimore
Beats
feminism, technologybusiness, politics social media, gender
Tobacco
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By Elizabeth Worthington Verified| WMAR-TV (Baltimore, MD) Verified BALTIMORE - When Governor Moore pardoned 175,000 marijuana convictions last year, it was only the beginning in a series of reforms meant to give people a second chance. The Expungement Reform Act of 2025, backed by the Governor, passed in the General Assembly in the latest legislative session. It makes it easier for people convicted of certain crimes to get their record cleared years later. "And I want to be very clear - this is not about letting criminals or repeat offenders off the hook.
By Elizabeth Worthington Verified| WMAR-TV (Baltimore, MD) Verified BALTIMORE, Md. - "The last thing he did was to visit with his people going through the crowds in Rome yesterday to bless them. How typical of this great pastor," Archbishop William Lori told WMAR-2 News on Monday. He said, in hindsight, Pope Francis' final public appearance on Easter Sunday was a fitting farewell. "It's of course impossible for me to know this exactly, but I think when people are nearer to death, they have a sense of it.
By Elizabeth Worthington Verified| WMAR-TV (Baltimore, MD) Verified BALTIMORE - When Governor Moore pardoned 175,000 marijuana convictions last year, it was only the beginning in a series of reforms meant to give people a second chance. The Expungement Reform Act of 2025, backed by the Governor, passed in the General Assembly in the latest legislative session. It makes it easier for people convicted of certain crimes to get their record cleared years later. "And I want to be very clear - this is not about letting criminals or repeat offenders off the hook.
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WMAR-TV (Baltimore, MD)
Baltimore, Maryland, United States
+1 513-977-3000