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State Roundup: BOP OKs purchase of Laurel Park in move to boost horse racing; stay safe in this heat! State expands program to aid housing insecure Marylanders

Board of Public Works OKs purchase of Laurel Park in move to boost horse racing; stay safe in this heat! State expands program to aid housing insecure Marylanders; three jurisdictions to get new sheriffs.

State Roundup: Moore urges caution as extreme heat, humidity settle in region; PJM OK’d to use backup generators; hundreds of bills become law today

Gov. Moore declares State of Preparedness, urges caution as extreme heat, humidity settle in region; PJM OK’d to use backup generators; hundreds of bills become law today; U.S. Rep. Harris backs end of 17th Amendment.

State Roundup: What Maryland’s budget looks like; Amid high heat, PJM grid faces high demand; Cecil’s only birth center shutters; Hogan calls Cox ‘unelectable’

What Maryland’s budget looks like; Amid high heat, PJM grid faces high demand; Cecil’s only birth center shutters; ‘Sun Bucks’ return to fill summer food gap for kids; Larry Hogan calls Cox ‘unelectable.’

State Roundup: Health insurers seek another rate hike; Maryland to help households’ energy upgrades; Ferguson, LaPin assess race; Julian Jones, Will Jawando win Dem primaries for county exec seats

Health insurers seek another rate hike; Maryland to help households’ energy upgrades; Ferguson, LaPin assess race; Julian Jones, Will Jawando win dem primaries for county exec seats.

state roundup: SNAP PAYMENT ERRORS COULD BE COSTLY TO STATE; THOUSANDS OF MAIL IN BALLOTS STILL TO BE COUNTED IN BALTIMORE COUNTY

STEEP PENALTIES COULD BE IN STORE FOR REDUCED SNAP PAYMENT ERROR RATES: In recent years, Maryland has reduced the administrative errors it makes when sending food assistance dollars to low-income families — but that success might cost the state in a year. New federal...

State Roundup: Feds to probe Maryland schools over transgender policies; class action suit against state corrections can move forward; and primary results updated

Feds to probe Maryland schools over transgender policies; class action suit against state corrections can move forward; lawmakers to return to Annapolis for redistricting; and primary results updated

State Roundup: Primary results are in: It’s a Moore-Cox rematch; Ferguson wins over LaPin; McClain Delaney bests Trone; Boafo wins; five General Assembly incumbents out?

Primary results are in: It’s a Moore-Cox rematch; Ferguson wins over LaPin; McClain Delaney bests Trone; Boafo on top; and five General Assembly incumbents appear to be out.

State Roundup: Judge denies Trump admin access to voter rolls; elections chief warns against wagering on races; early voting up 17%

It’s primary election day and a lot is happening: Federal judge denies Trump admin access to Maryland voter rolls; elections chief warns against wagering on races; early voting up 17%

State Roundup: What to expect in tomorrow’s primary; Black Marylanders push against voter suppression; an inside look at how one man got his data center

What to expect in tomorrow’s primary; Black Marylanders push against voter suppression; An inside look at how one man got his data center; Delegates asked to consider two special sessions.

state roundup: state pays to keep preakness for $85 million; van hollen ‘kicking tires on a presidential run

STATE TO SPEND $85 MILLION TO RETAIN RIGHTS TO PREAKNESS, BLACK EYED SUSAN STAKES: The state said Thursday it is exercising its option to match an $85 million offer to retain the intellectual property rights to the Preakness Stakes and the Black-Eyed Susan Stakes,...

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