Implementation of police oversight systems slow, inconsistent; new watershed act to set up conservation measures in five areas; early primary voting starts Thursday.
Implementation of police oversight systems slow, inconsistent; new watershed act to set up conservation measures in five areas; early primary voting starts Thursday.
Citing a disconnect between school scores and student proficiency, Superintendent Wright wants a reassessment of how the Education Department tests for academic achievement.
Who was invited to sit in governor’s, mayor’s stadium suites? mandated studies to keep Health Department busy; more lobbyists flood Annapolis
Maryland Board of Education unanimously names Carey Wright superintendent; Gov. Moore says congressional Republican leaders ‘encouraging’ in support for Key Bridge cleanup; some push Moore to veto juvenile justice, gun legislation.
Maternal Health Act awaits Moore’s signature; health care providers to lose large chunk of HIV funding; Maryland State Board of Elections seeks dismissal of lawsuit
How tax hikes will pay for Education Blueprint; immigrant workers power Maryland workforce; Moore establishes environmental literacy program
As mail-in ballots come in for the May 14 primary election, some boards to begin count; Trone-Alsobrooks debate shows little policy difference as endorsements roll in.
ER wait times in Maryland hospitals among longest; behavioral health insurance coverage lacking; new laws target work zone safety, caring for victims’ families
Campaign Money: Who got what and where’s it coming from?; union, community leaders mount opposition to Hogan; elite contractors to aid Key Bridge salvage, Port of Baltimore reopening.
March sports betting pulls in $4.8M; bill awaiting Gov. Moore’s signature could curb gift card scams; Harry Dunn outraises all in 3rd Congressional race; in race for Senate, Trone lead over Alsobrooks widens with Hogan still ahead of both.
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