Bryan Renbaum, Author at MarylandReporter.com

On child care, a search for local solutions to a national problem

“The U.S. treats child care like a private market good, much more like a restaurant or a gym, than it does like a social or public piece of infrastructure, like a library or a school,” said Haspel, author of “Crawling Behind: America’s Childcare Crisis and How to Fix It.”

Republican delegates hail Trump’s pick of Vance for running mate

Delegates at the Republican National Convention certified Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance Monday afternoon as Donald Trump’s vice presidential running mate, a pick that stirred resounding endorsements from Maryland and other state delegations.

Maryland Republican National Convention delegates are a mix of political pros and newcomers

The Maryland Republican Party has sent 24 delegates and 24 alternates from its eight congressional districts to the 2024 Republican National Convention here.

The delegation is a mix of GOP elected officials, political activists and some newcomers. Delegates were elected to their positions in the May 14 primary election.

State Roundup: Maryland officials decry deadly violence directed at Trump; detoured hazmat traffic using prohibited tunnels

Maryland officials condemn the deadly violence directed at former President Trump at killed one person; hazmat traffic, detoured because of the Key Bridge collapse, is using prohibited tunnels.

After Trump rally shooting, Maryland politicians across spectrum decry violence

icole Beus Harris, Maryland Republican Party chairwoman and wife of Rep. Andy Harris, R-Maryland, wrote on Facebook that her party stands with Trump and wishes him a speedy recovery. Of the Secret Service and law enforcement that responded on the scene, Beus Harris said, “We support them and thank them for the difficult job they do.”

STATE ROUNDUP: $1.7B FROM BIDEN TO BOOST ELECTRIC VEHICLE MANUFACTURING; PROPOSED ELECTRICAL GRID RAISES CONCERNS IN CARROLL

BIDEN AWARDS $1.7B TO BOOST ELECTRIC VEHICLE MANUFACTURING: The Biden administration is awarding nearly $2 billion in grants to help restart or expand electric vehicle manufacturing and assembly sites owned by General Motors, Fiat Chrysler, Volvo and other carmakers...

Last major dam on Patapsco River targeted for removal

By Jeremy Cox Bay Journal Three dams have been dismantled on the main portion of the Patapsco River in Maryland since 2010. The fourth and final major barrier may soon go away, too. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in May awarded $1.8 million to the...

State Roundup: Moore budget cut proposal shifts funds to higher costs in child care, Medicaid; Maryland senators appeal for full funding of Key Bridge replacement

Gov. Wes Moore’s proposed $150 million in budget cuts shift funds to higher costs in child care, Medicaid; Maryland senators appeal for full funding of Key Bridge replacement; candidate vetting by central committees fails to dive deep.

State Roundup: Moore to address shortfalls with ‘strategic, targeted’ budget cuts; Bay earns C+, highest rating in 22 years; audit finds state prison industries failed to collect payments

Gov. Wes Moore says he’ll address shortfalls with ‘strategic, targeted’ budget cuts; Chesapeake Bay earns C+, highest rating in 22 years; audit finds state prison industries failed to collect millions in payments.

State Roundup: Archdiocese, survivors rep move toward mediation; special council election in Prince George’s could run above $1.3 million

Archdiocese, survivors rep move toward mediation; special council election in Prince George’s could run above $1.3 million.

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