Category: State Roundup

U.S. Senate hopeful Angela Alsobrooks’ successor as Prince George’s County, Md.’s top prosecutor has endorsed her opponent, U.S. Rep. David Trone, as the congressman leads with about a month remaining before the Democratic primary.

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.

Inmates could soon be taking college courses under deal with USM; environmentalists lukewarm on progress from session; panel nears naming 8 drugs to get price-caps; Hogan hits the campaign trail in U.S. Senate race.

Team Maryland introduced legislation to ensure 100% federal support for replacing the Key Bridge.

New law raises penalties for those who are found guilty of threatening elections workers; more than 1,000 businesses seek emergency aid in wake of Key Bridge disaster; federal probe focuses on Dali’s electrical circuitry.

Maryland congressional delegation confident of bipartisan federal support to help rebuild Key Bridge; Gov. Moore signs bill to aid Port workers.

End of session comes down to wire to pass aid for port workers, funding for Pimlico revamping and Moore’s housing package. And of course, Annapolis took an eclipse break.

It’s the final day of session: Some fees and taxes will rise; aid for Port workers is a priority; future of Pimlico ownership still a question; poll finds Marylanders worried about rising housing costs; body of 3rd Key Bridge road crew recovered.