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Gov. Moore’s proposed changes to Education Blueprint draw much vocal opposition; lawmakers urged to withhold $850,000 from Human Services Dept.

Federal cuts to Medicaid could cost Maryland $1.2B; General Assembly bills aim to raise child care workforce

Budget of Maryland’s Developmental Disabilities Administration called a ‘black box;’ Women’s Caucus announces 15 priority bills, most focused on child, health care

Opposition grows to bills banning PFAS; delegates discuss bill on age-appropriate sex/health education; advocates blast bill to allow agencies to deny, delay public information requests; Former Howard Del. Frank Turner dies. He was 77,

State lawmakers eye specific budget items for cuts; bills aim to alter eminent domain procedures; and Maryland, Baltimore sue Glock over ease of modifications

Despite court order, federal grants to Maryland remain frozen; Senate President Ferguson says state budget cuts now occurring line by line, tax on sugary drinks proposed to sweeten state’s sour budget picture.

Maryland sues to save university research funding from Trump ax; retirees, federal workers fear cuts to Social Security; AG Brown defends Maryland against Trump slashing blitz; and former U.S. Rep. Beverly Byron dies at 92.

Loss of federal aid to forces more cuts or taxes for Maryland, Senate president warns; disability advocates still seek clarity on Developmental Disabilities Administration cuts; U.S. Rep. Jamie Raskin targets Musk

In his 3rd State of the State, Gov. Moore warns of difficult decisions amid state fiscal crisis, national policies; Republicans rail against budget proposals

State leaders unveil design for new Key Bridge; overdose fatalities in Maryland fall 38%; Gov. Moore to give State of State address today.