Bryan Renbaum, Author at MarylandReporter.com

State Roundup: Corrections won’t meet federal deadline to fix city jails’ health care; What’s happening with Pimlico, Camden Yards and Fedex Field?

States Attorneys tell court that the Corrections Department won’t meet federal deadline to fix Baltimore jails’ health care; What’s happening with Pimlico, Camden Yards and Fedex Field?; and West Nile Virus found in mosquitos in Prince George’s, Anne Arundel.

State Roundup: Harford Sheriff probes wiretapping claim against county exec; paying for legal weed hits bumps in the road; Alsobrooks picks up two endorsements in Montgomery

Harford Sheriff probes councilman’s wiretapping claim against County Exec Cassilly; paying for legal weed hits bumps in the road; Alsobrooks picks up two endorsements in Montgomery in her run for U.S. Senate.

State Roundup: MDOT says contractor didn’t follow design, created bridge too straight, too short; No charges against agent who shot Roy McGrath

MDOT says contractor didn’t follow design, created bridge too straight, too short; Roy McGrath shot himself as agent fired as well: no charges to be filed; abortions in Maryland up 50% since end of Roe.

State roundup: Oversight Board OKs all Blueprint plans

The Blueprint for Maryland’s Future Accountability and Implementation Board approved all 24 school systems’ initial plans as part of the state’s goal to reform public education.

Opinion: Do Larry Hogan and No Labels have a way forward?

Maryland’s former Gov. Larry Hogan is positioning himself to run as a presidential candidate under the No Labels banner, the political effort underway to present an alternative to Joe Biden and Donald Trump.

State Roundup: Biden taps O’Malley to head Soc Sec Admin; audit finds Corrections officials failed to ensure compliance with pay policies; firms spent $48.8M on lobbying in Annapolis for 2023 session

President Biden taps former Gov. O’Malley to head Soc Sec Admin; audit finds state Corrections officials failed to ensure compliance with pay policies; firms spent $48.8M on lobbying in Annapolis for 2023 session.

State Roundup: Cannabis framework criticized; Ed board mum on Choudhury re-appointment; Drug panel to go slow on price ceilings

One month into legal weed, some see flaws in the cannabis framework; state education board mum on Choudhury re-appointment; drug panel to go slow on price ceilings; does Lt. Gov. Miller cling to political rivalry?

Oh, deer: study dishes up surprises about deer behavior and its impact on the land

Who knew that deer salivate about 2 gallons a day or that a fawn has 272–342 spots on its coat? Or that a doe may choose to give birth to fawns near a road so that fewer bears, coyotes and bobcats are around? Or that a deer may consume more than 100 different plant species a year?

State Roundup: $100M in grants to aid parks, playgrounds; Yough River group to meet for 1st time in almost 20 years; Economics, stress of health care impacts Maryland families

Gov. Moore announces $100M in grants to aid parks, playgrounds; Yough River group to meet for 1st time in almost 20 years; Economics, stress of health care impacts Maryland families; public information sessions on Red Line proposal.

State Roundup: Celebrity donors give to Maryland candidates; Atty Gen seeks more money for clergy probe; ranks, if not banks, of lobbyists refilled

Celebrity donors give to Maryland candidates; Atty Gen Brown seeks more money for Catholic clergy probe; ranks, if not banks, of Annapolis lobbyists refilled; state climate goals gain national attention.

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