Hundreds rallied near the U.S. Capitol Wednesday to defend the U.S. Agency for International Development as the Trump administration moves to dismantle the agency, marking the third day of protests.
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Lawmakers hope to cut utility bills, expand Maryland power grid
Democratic leaders have unveiled a sweeping new energy plan for Maryland that would make it easier to build new energy plants and other power projects in Maryland.
Gov. Moore calls for courage in the face of Trump ‘chaos’
Gov. Wes Moore called on lawmakers Wednesday to “confront crisis with courage” in the coming months as they try to close their massive budget gap and navigate an unpredictable new administration in the White House.
Musk targeting key weather forecasting and scientific research agency, Van Hollen says
Elon Musk’s staff has been at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) headquarters, according to Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen and former NOAA official Mary Glackin.
Maryland gets a glimpse of design for the new Key Bridge
By Jack Bowman ANNAPOLIS– Gov. Wes Moore unveiled the design for the new Francis Scott Key Bridge on Tuesday, predicting full funding from the federal government for a project he says is “not about nostalgia” but rather necessity. The new design of the bridge, which...
Maryland may dip into its climate fund to pay for other things
Gov. Wes Moore’s budget proposes redirecting funds originally meant for renewable energy initiatives to help patch the nearly $3 billion budget deficit instead.
Process for picking Greenbelt as new FBI headquarters was flawed, IG report says
A federal inspector general found that a few reasons cited for picking Greenbelt, Maryland, as the new FBI headquarters site were unjustified, according to a report released by the General Services Administration Monday.
Should Maryland grant parole to more elderly and ill inmates? Lawmakers disagree
Maryland lawmakers are divided on whether to clear the path for elderly and seriously ill inmates to more easily seek early release from prison.
Marylanders mark an iconic week of Trump and MLK
The week of Jan. 20 has been almost a sacred one for Maryland lawmakers, as they reflect on the messages of two different icons – President Donald Trump and Martin Luther King Jr.
Advocates warn budget cuts will harm Maryland residents with disabilities
Advocates for disabled people in Maryland are concerned about proposed cuts to their state programs, warning that the reductions could hit quality of care for some of the state’s most vulnerable residents.
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