Senate President Bill Ferguson refuses to join national ‘redistricting arms race;’ Gov. Moore could tap into Rainy Day Fund for SNAP recipients as Maryland joins lawsuit against federal government.
Senate President Bill Ferguson refuses to join national ‘redistricting arms race;’ Gov. Moore could tap into Rainy Day Fund for SNAP recipients as Maryland joins lawsuit against federal government.
Five counties progress toward Bay ferry system; Maryland lawmakers to meet to discuss ways to extend food benefits; federal workers offered deferred state tax payments.
As SNAP benefits end, state won’t use its funds without federal IOU; heat killed 34 Marylanders this summer, 2nd highest on record; Maryland seeks to reduce hotel stays for youth in its custody.
Board of Public Works eliminates 500 state jobs; study finds a rise in gambling problems that accompanied legal mobile sports betting; legislative panel considers overhaul of Health Department boards.
Shutdown adds to pain of Black women in federal workforce; Maryland down 300,000 residents over 13 years; concerns mount over AI influence on 2026 elections
Judge gives unaffiliated voters a partial win; Trump administration freezes Army Corps projects in Maryland, other states; fight over Maryland lottery contract heads to court.
Marylanders flock to No Kings rallies across state, many surprised by large turnout; Chesapeake Bay restoration program hampered by privately owned shoreline; Maryland really wants electric school buses.
Maryland, 13 others states and Guam form public health alliance to counter RFK Jr.; Atty Gen Brown issues directives for police in working with federal agencies; Gov. Moore leads former Gov. Hogan in speculative poll.
Trump freezes 13 grants to Maryland worth $185 million; Moore says Trump actions ‘petty, partisan, punishing;’ Moore polls well, but supporters struggle to name achievements.
Senior citizens expect notice of end of Medicare supplemental; Maryland Democrats change tactics to ‘Contest Every Seat;’ state leads legal challenge to guard deployment in Illinois.
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