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A Crisis in Plain Sight: Withheld Federal Education Funds Threaten Maryland’s Blueprint for Reform

More than $6.2 billion in federal education funds — approved under the FY2025 budget and scheduled for release on July 1 — remains frozen. The Trump Administration insists this is part of an “ongoing review,” but to the parents, teachers, and students staring down the first day of school without the support they were promised, it looks more like sabotage. The longer these funds remain impounded, the deeper the damage — not just to school budgets, but to the futures of children across the country. And while the crisis is national, the impact in Maryland is particularly acute.

STATE ROUNDUP: MASS OVERDOSE IN B’MORE; MOORE OFFERS BUYOUT TO STATE WORKERS; SENATE VOTES TO FUND FBI GREENBELT HEADQUARTERS

DESPITE SERIOUS CASES, B’MORE OVERDOSES CONTINUE DECLINE: The mass casualty event in Penn North that saw at least 25 people hospitalized on Thursday underscored the persistence of Baltimore’s overdose crisis, despite a recent drop citywide. Mathew Schumer/The...

The Voting Rights Act Turns 60 — Maryland Puts It to the Test

Voting rights in Maryland are under siege — and for Latino, Black, naturalized citizen, and working-class voters, the danger isn’t abstract. It’s happening right now, in courtrooms and committee hearings, in bureaucratic rule changes and so-called “integrity” lawsuits designed to do one thing: make it harder for people to vote. And as we approach the 60th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, we’re forced to ask ourselves—have we learned anything from the past?

State Roundup: Schools assess impact of $125M federal freeze; 59% of Maryland taxpayers to get a slight tax cut

Maryland schools assessing impact of $125M federal freeze; 59% of Maryland taxpayers to get a slight tax cut; state’s green energy initiatives seem to be in limbo.

State Roundup: Labor Secty raises concern over jobless trust fund; just as it got started, transportation project group is disbanded

Maryland’s Labor Secretary raises concern over solvency of jobless trust fund; just as it got started, transportation project group is disbanded.

State Roundup: June heat wave kills eight, sends 472 for medical care; field of candidates to unseat Gov. Moore grows; Bay agreement revised

In one June week, heat wave kills eight, sends 472 for medical care; field of candidates grows to unseat Gov. Moore; Bay agreement revised.

Howard County raises new flag

Howard County officially raised its new flag Monday in front of the county’s George Howard Building in Ellicott City. The design by long-time county resident and designer Esen Paradiso won a year-long competition that attracted 209 entries from 102 individuals. The...

Climate change is a local issue – and here’s what’s happening in every part of Maryland

By SASHA ALLEN The oak trees on Mike Tidwell’s street in Montgomery County are dying, so he wrote a book about it. “In the last few years, I have become very conscious of the fact that our biggest trees in Takoma Park were dying,” said Tidwell, founder and director of...

State Roundup: Maryland’s aging population grows; Lobbyists’ campaign donations skyrocket; Impact of Moore’s weed pardons limited

Maryland’s aging population growing slightly faster than nations’; Lobbyists’ campaign donations skyrocket as 2026 election nears; Impact of Gov. Moore’s weed pardons limited.

state roundup: Happy Fourth! “big beautiful bill” passes; harris changed his mind; medicaid cuts could threaten health coverage and services to rural MD; b’more officials call for more action to reduce energy bills

MASSIVE TAX BREAK AND SPENDING CUT BILL PASSES: U.S. House Republicans cleared the “big, beautiful bill” for President Donald Trump’s signature Thursday, marking an end to the painstaking months-long negotiations that began just after voters gave the GOP unified...

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A Crisis in Plain Sight: Withheld Federal Education Funds Threaten Maryland’s Blueprint for Reform

STATE ROUNDUP: MASS OVERDOSE IN B’MORE; MOORE OFFERS BUYOUT TO STATE WORKERS; SENATE VOTES TO FUND FBI GREENBELT HEADQUARTERS

The Voting Rights Act Turns 60 — Maryland Puts It to the Test

State Roundup: Schools assess impact of $125M federal freeze; 59% of Maryland taxpayers to get a slight tax cut

State Roundup: Labor Secty raises concern over jobless trust fund; just as it got started, transportation project group is disbanded

State Roundup: June heat wave kills eight, sends 472 for medical care; field of candidates to unseat Gov. Moore grows; Bay agreement revised

Howard County raises new flag

Climate change is a local issue – and here’s what’s happening in every part of Maryland

State Roundup: Maryland’s aging population grows; Lobbyists’ campaign donations skyrocket; Impact of Moore’s weed pardons limited

state roundup: Happy Fourth! “big beautiful bill” passes; harris changed his mind; medicaid cuts could threaten health coverage and services to rural MD; b’more officials call for more action to reduce energy bills

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