Bryan Renbaum, Author at MarylandReporter.com

State Roundup: Suits claim rampant sex abuse of jailed children; Poll finds Biden, Moore job ratings rise among Marylandlers; Harford exec targets 2nd councilman for removal

Suits claim rampant sex abuse of jailed children; Poll finds Biden, Moore job ratings rise among Marylandlers; Harford exec targets 2nd councilman for removal; Steny Hoyer’s still dancing

State Roundup: O’s stadium deal? No, just an MOU for now; Choudhury resigns as of Oct. 6 to take advisory position; Archdiocese files for bankruptcy in anticipation of flurry of lawsuits

O’s stadium deal? No, just an MOU for now; Choudhury resigns as of Oct. 6 to take advisory position; Archdiocese files for bankruptcy in anticipation of flurry of lawsuits; and judge puts hold on portion of new gun carry law.

Judge blocks parts of new Maryland gun law that goes into effect Sunday

A federal court judge Friday blocked parts of a new Maryland law that limits areas where gun owners in Maryland are allowed to carry concealed or open-wear firearms just as it was set to go into effect on Sunday.

State Roundup: Looming shutdown would severely impact critical services; Orioles reach 30-year deal with Md.

A looming federal government shutdown would have severe implications for a range of critical services, programs and benefits that impact millions of Americans. Many government functions will halt at midnight on Saturday unless there is a breakthrough in an impasse among House Republicans.

State’s top financial officials blast congressional budget inaction

Maryland’s top financial officials and the governor said Thursday that the looming federal shutdown would be “devastating” for Maryland’s economy.

Federal Government possible shutdown would be widespread and hurt millions of Americans

By MONICA GODNICK, FATEMA HOSSEINI, JOSIE JACK and RYAN MERCADO WASHINGTON - A looming federal government shutdown would have severe implications for a range of critical services, programs and benefits that impact millions of Americans. Many government functions will...

Food banks, feeding programs gird for federal shutdown’s impact

Food banks and pantries statewide, already straining to fill the gap from the end of COVID benefits, are bracing to meet additional demand if a government shutdown furloughs federal and military workers and federal nutrition programs run dry.

State Roundup: Maryland’s federal workforce bracing for shutdown; 200-year-old Caroline town elects first Black councilmembers; Cardin takes over Foreign Relations Committee

Maryland’s federal workforce bracing for shutdown; 200-year-old Caroline town elects first Black councilmembers; Cardin takes over Foreign Relations Committee

Heartbroken parents warn of the dangers of subway surfing, an online trend

In late June, the body of 15-year-old Jay Thirunarayanapuram, a student and artist at Albert Einstein High School in Montgomery County, Maryland, was discovered near the Rhode Island Avenue-Brentwood Metro Station.

State Roundup: School board works on Choudhury exit; Prince George’s schools show improvement; five names remain redacted in church report; O’s legend Brooks Robinson dies

State Board of Education works on Choudhury exit as it begins process for replacing him; Prince George’s schools show improvement in latest tests; five names remain redacted in church sex abuse report; O’s legend Brooks Robinson dies at 86.

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