Bryan Renbaum, Author at MarylandReporter.com

Officer fights to deter drivers like one who injured him

ess than four months after losing his legs in an attempt to stop a reckless highway driver, a Montgomery County police officer is at the forefront of a movement to crack down on negligent driving in Maryland.

State Roundup: Speaker defends Juvenile Justice Reform Bill; Kim Klacik files again for Congress

SPEAKER JONES DEFENDS JUVENILE JUSTICE REFORM BILL: As Maryland lawmakers take on criticism for a proposed juvenile justice reform bill, House Speaker Adrienne A. Jones testified Thursday in its support. Jones, who rarely appears at bill hearings, spoke first before a...

State Roundup: Moore seeks bipartisanship to work on public safety in State of State address; legislators propose toughened Drug Affordability Board

In 2nd State of the State address, Gov. Moore seeks bipartisanship to work on public safety issues; legislators propose toughened Drug Affordability Board; what’s next for Marilyn Mosby?

Gov. Moore offers a sunny State of the State review despite challenges ahead

In his response to Moore’s address, Hershey argued that the governor must push for a more proactive plan in addition to the three bills. The Joint Republican Caucus has proposed two bills, the Safe Communities Act and the Violent Firearms Offenders Act, and GOP leaders say they will continue to support the Gun Theft Felony Act proposed in the past.

State Roundup: Mosby found guilty on one count of mortgage fraud; Gov. Moore says he’ll sign bill end ‘diminution credits’ for some inmates

Marilyn Mosby found guilty on one count of mortgage fraud; Gov. Moore says he’ll sign bill end ‘diminution credits’ for inmates convicted of first degree rape, sex offense; contractors tapped to build new Amtrak tunnel.

State Roundup: Father of slain daughter, freshman delegate work to toughen inmate early release; public pressure, flawed system prompt lawmakers’ response to juvie crime problem

Father of slain daughter, freshman delegate work to toughen inmate early release; public pressure, flawed system prompt lawmakers’ response to juvie crime problem

State Roundup: Geothermal test network proposed across Maryland; lawmakers consider ways to hike health care wages; Alsobrooks event interrupted by Gaza war protesters

House bill proposes testing geothermal network across Maryland; lawmakers consider ways to hike health care wages; Alsobrooks campaign event interrupted by Gaza war protesters.

Gaza war protest briefly disrupts Columbia event for U.S. Senate candidate Angela Alsobrooks

A handful of pro-Palestinian protesters shouting “Ceasefire now” briefly disrupted a campaign event for U.S. Senate candidate Angela Alsobrooks in Columbia on Saturday.

State Roundup: Delaney, Elfreth, Lam top fundraisers in House races; prosecutor praises juvenile justice bills; M. Mosby blames mortgage broker

Testimony in Marilyn Mosby’s mortgage fraud case wrapped up today as prosecutors took their last opportunity to challenge the defendant on her central narrative: That she relied on others when she failed to disclose on mortgage application forms, under penalty of perjury, the $69,000 federal tax debt that she and her then-husband – Baltimore City Council President Nick Mosby – shared.

State Roundup: Dem lawmakers offer plan to address rising youth crime; widow of slain judge seeks more protections; state leaders angered by Angelos’ lack of transparency

Democratic lawmakers offer plan to address rising youth crime; widow of slain judge seeks more online protections; despite satisfaction with the deal, state leaders still angered by John Angelos’ lack of transparency over Orioles sale.

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