Bryan Renbaum, Author at MarylandReporter.com

State Roundup: Light Rail service is suspended indefinitely; billionaire is in talks to buy Orioles

Light Rail services are suspended indefinitely effective Friday, Dec. 8; MTA officials say the move is out of an abundance of caution after two safety issues with Light Rail cars. Shuttle bus service will be implemented at all Light Rail stops, which means other bus routes may also impacted by delays.

Problems persist in juvenile services schooling 2 years after transfer from Education Department

The graduate’s mom, peers and teachers knew he was going to reach his goal, though his principal, Todd Rasher, said the other students incarcerated at the Victor Cullen Center in rural northern Frederick County didn’t see “all the footwork” it took to earn his GED.

Trone leads fundraising in US Senate race in Maryland, but trails in individual donations

U.S. Senate hopeful Angela Alsobrooks has gathered almost 15 times more individual contributions from supporters than her Democratic opponent Rep. David Trone, D-Maryland.

State Roundup: County leaders seek to avert gutting local roads priorities; juvenile justice reforms questioned by local law enforcement

County leaders seek to avert state gutting local roads, transit priorities; local law enforcement cite ‘unintended consequences’ in 2023 juvenile justice reforms.

Maryland military facilities probing groundwater for ‘forever chemicals’

Maryland military facilities are in the early stages of remedial investigations into “forever chemicals” that jeopardize drinking water supplies in groundwater after a September report by the Department of Defense identified hundreds of military sites across the country as at risk for such chemicals.

State Roundup: County, state officials lash out over transportation cuts; O’s may wind up with a month-to-month lease

County, state officials lash out over proposed transportation cuts, fee hikes; as deadline nears, O’s may wind up with a month-to-month lease.

Moore counters political polarization with positive messaging

Gov. Wes Moore flashed his signature smile to the crowd as he pointed to people saying, “We need you,” and thanking everyone like he’d just won an Oscar.

State Roundup: As end of O’s lease nears, Angelos said to be firm on development rights; Virginia lawmakers ask Biden admin to pause FBI move to Maryland

As end of O’s lease nears, Angelos said to be firm on development rights at Camden Yards; Virginia lawmakers ask Biden admin to pause FBI move to Maryland

State Roundup: Maryland Transportation Department faces 8% across-the-board cuts to address shortfall; medical-aid-in-dying advocates hopeful that bill will finally pass

To address budget shortfalls, Maryland Transportation Department faces 8% across-the-board cuts; medical-aid-in-dying advocates hopeful that bill will finally pass

Trans patients face geographic, availability barriers to care, medications

Paisley Parsons is 10 years into his medical gender-affirming transition, and a majority of that time he’s spent looking for a good team of doctors in Maryland.

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