Maryland plays a role in endangering native bee species as urbanization also decreases flower populations, which bees need for pollination and survival.
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Billing questions plague health providers in Maryland
Optum Behavioral Health spokesperson Christine Hauser wrote in an email to Capital News Service, “As Optum and MDH have made clear, providers currently have the claims information necessary to balance their books and begin repayment of overpayments.”
At Baltimore’s port, Biden touts ‘once-in-a-generation’ infrastructure investments
By KELLY LIVINGSTON and BRITTANY N. GADDY Capital News Service BALTIMORE - Against a backdrop of container ships in the Port of Baltimore, President Joe Biden on Wednesday called his just-passed $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill a “once-in-a-generation investment”...
Redistricting group releases draft congressional maps
Common Cause added they hope the Legislature will release updated reopening guidelines for the upcoming special session.
Legal sports betting further delayed in Maryland
People in Maryland can begin legal gambling on sports only after the Sports Wagering Application Review Commission awards sports betting licenses to qualified facilities.
New virtual reality course lowers stress at recovery centers
Patients aren’t expected to take on addiction by themselves, so it makes sense that the center isn’t taking on addiction treatment by itself, either, South said.
Proposed Chesapeake Bay funds aim to curb pollution
The reconciliation bill is a broad social spending plan that includes universal pre-K, an expansion of the child tax credit and an expansion of Medicare, among other measures.
Annapolis dock floods, high water expected to last weekend
Flooding in Annapolis Friday night and into the weekend could reach the third-highest level ever recorded, according to the National Weather Service.
Maryland labor secretary hears unemployment app concerns
The state’s labor department received over 2.9 million new unemployment claims since the beginning of COVID-19 and paid over $14 billion to Marylanders in state and federal benefits, according to Robinson’s presentation.
Cybersecurity concerns grow in hospitals across Maryland
By A.R. Cabral Capital News Service ANNAPOLIS, Md. – Maryland hospitals are seeing an uptick in ransomware and other cybersecurity threats, mirroring a national trend, and a federal agency is investigating a dozen breaches among healthcare providers in the state....
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