Category: State Roundup

DHS failed to document children’s deaths from abuse or neglect; lawmakers to consider AI’s benefits and dangers; Power line company wants regulators to move faster.

SOYBEAN FARMERS ARE CAUGHT IN A U.S.-CHINA TRADE WAR: China, the world’s top purchaser of...

Gov. Moore targets foster care system for repair following teen’s suicide; officials flock to BWI to support federal workers; Marylanders sue state Health Department over Medicaid waiver issues.

Shutdown highlights Maryland dependence on federal dollars; trying to quit a federal job, but unable to and lawsuits on pause; demolition of Pimlico in photos.

Maryland taking loan applications from federal employees working without pay; lawyer argues jurisdictions are targeting deceitful practices of fossil fuel firms

Three jurisdictions seek to hold fossil fuel firms liable; Carroll landowners continue battle over Reliability Project; Maryland Food Bank, businesses step up during federal shut down

HOUSE SPEAKER SAYS ‘NOW IS THE TIME’ TO TAKE UP REDISTRICTING: The leader of Maryland’s House of...

Gov. Moore says Maryland will fund some federal programs during shutdown; national parks, air travel and paying your bills: What are the other impacts?; Blue butterfly IDs now to be issued to indicate those with non-apparent disabilities; other new state laws have taken effect.

What the federal shutdown means for Maryland, Marylanders and the country; PSC to accept applications to fast-track energy projects; two education board OK new metrics to improve student achievement.

Maryland braces for federal government shutdown; Jessup to close over repair costs; state gov’t workforce shrinking by 502 jobs.