Bryan Renbaum, Author at MarylandReporter.com

State Roundup: Billionaire and B’more native buys out Angelos to run Orioles; Ripken expected to be part of new ownership team

Billionaire and B’more native buys out Angelos family to run Orioles; Cal Ripken expected to be part of new ownership team; and in Annapolis: advocates rally to prevent childhood gun deaths and lawmakers continue to ponder method of filling legislative vacancies.

State Roundup: Olszewski to run for Ruppersberger’s congressional seat; Hagerstown man joins race for 6th congressional; lawmakers to address youth crime

Baltimore County Exec Olszewski to run for Dutch Ruppersberger’s congressional seat; Hagerstown man joins race for 6th congressional; lawmakers in Annapolis to address youth crime with more accountability and services.

State Roundup: U.S. Rep. Ruppersberger to retire; Del. Bhandari to seek his seat; delegates renew push to get undocumented to buy health insurance

U.S. Rep. Ruppersberger to retire; Del. Bhandari to seek his seat; delegates renew push to get undocumented to buy health insurance

Good Luck to the Excellent Retiring Maryland Representative, Dutch Ruppersberger

Dutch Ruppersberger 21-year Congressman and longer local Democratic Representative has announced his intention to retire, and from one conservative politically active citizen, I say “Well done, Congressman.”

State Roundup: Offshore wind developer nixes deal; Moore sends agenda to lawmakers; parties’ stranglehold over vacancies is challenged again

OFFSHORE WIND DEVELOPER PULLS OUT OF PACT WITH MD.: Maryland’s nascent offshore wind energy industry suffered a major blow late Thursday when one of the two companies planning to install wind turbines off the coast of Ocean City announced that it was “repositioning”...

State Roundup: Annapolis has eyes on ticket scalping, revisiting juvenile justice reforms and flagging school attendance

Lawmakers in Annapolis have their eyes on ticket scalping, revisiting juvenile justice reforms and flagging school attendance.

Worried by spikes in youth crime, Maryland lawmakers close in on new fixes to the system

By STEPH QUINN Capital News Service ANNAPOLIS — Almost two years after passing landmark youth justice reform, Maryland lawmakers are scrutinizing its impact on young offenders – and questioning whether they’ve done enough to make things better. The 2022 reforms were...

State Roundup: Moore joins Dem governors in urging federal help with large number of asylum seekers; Jan. 6 involvement to be litmus test for elections board

Wes Moore joins Dem governors in urging federal help with increasing number of asylum seekers; Jan. 6 involvement to be litmus test for elections board, Senate President Ferguson says.

Republicans push back against cannabis odor law, but repeal seems unlikely

By ANGELIQUE GINGRAS Capital News Service ANNAPOLIS – Republicans are pushing to repeal a controversial Maryland law that prohibits police from pulling over and searching drivers simply because they smell of marijuana, but Democratic leaders say they aren’t...

State Roundup: Rally to codify reproductive rights; Moore budget doesn’t resolve major shortfall; health care advocates seek more access, lower drug costs

Rally to codify reproductive rights in November vote; Gov. Moore’s budget doesn’t resolve major shortfall; health care advocates seek more access, lower prescription drug costs.

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