Gov. Wes Moore says he supports property owners in fight against powerline project; Board of Public Works keeps property tax rate steady.
Gov. Wes Moore says he supports property owners in fight against powerline project; Board of Public Works keeps property tax rate steady.
Maryland hits ’30 by 30′ land conservation goal years ahead of schedule; yesterday’s bill signing focused on criminal justice; Supremes seem to side with Montgomery parents in classroom opt-out suit.
FEMA grant cancellation to cost Maryland millions; state works to improve protection for Bay Bridge; Supreme Court to hear Montgomery County parents’ case on public schools and religious freedom.
Gov. Moore’s support of a Maryland maglev angers those in its path; state knew of toxic Perdue wastewater a year before nearby residents; Sen. Van Hollen continues to push for Abrego Garcia’s return.
Sen. Van Hollen pushes to meet Abrego Garcia in El Salvador with no luck, vows to keep trying; property owners deny power company access to land.
Trump tariffs cast shadow over Gov. Wes Moore’s trade visit; grid reform could save electricity customers a bundle, study says; judge in Abrego Garcia case scolds Trump administration for foot dragging.
Mental health advocates relieved that no state funds were cut; Gov. Wes Moore’s sales pitch in Japan draws attention; El Salvador president says he won’t return Abrego Garcia to Maryland; Sen. Chris Van Hollen says he’ll travel to El Salvador to intervene.
Gov. Moore courts Japan, South Korea in his first trade mission; Maryland schools to comply with Trump anti-DEI order; Moore touts middle-class tax cut but Republicans call it gaslighting
Congressional Hispanic Caucus, Sen. Chris Van Hollen and Rep. Glenn Ivey push for release of deported Maryland resident; state lawmakers spare Blueprint from worst cuts
Foundation raised $16 million after Key Bridge fell but none went to victims’ families; after session, state leaders focus on ‘chaos’ under Trump; 92 bills signed into law.
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