AFSCME files unfair labor practices complaints against state; Ag Dept delays EV charger inspection fees; Maryland can fix systems that lets anyone seek criminal charges; and twice-fired Guard staffer sues to reclaim job.
Cynthia Prairie
State Roundup: Several counties withdraw opposition to Conowingo recertification; PSC denies BGE partial rate hike; Ocean City wind project not among those stopped by Trump administration
Several counties withdraw opposition to Conowingo Dam recertification; PSC denies BGE partial rate hike; Ocean City wind project not among those stopped by Trump administration.
State Roundup: Moore signs exec order targeting soaring energy costs; Spending Panel aims to cut $1.2B deficit by half; Black lawmakers seek probe into Cheltenham youth deaths
Gov. Moore signs exec order targeting soaring energy costs; Spending Panel aims to cut $1.2B deficit by half; Black lawmakers seek probe into youths’ death at Cheltenham in late 19th, early 20th centuries.
State Roundup: More Maryland kids avoid foster homes with kinship care; lynching study panel recommends acknowledgment, payments to descendants
More Maryland kids avoid foster homes with kinship care; Lynching study commission recommends acknowledgment, payments to descendants; Judge denies US Wind injunction against Trump administration.
State Roundup: Peña-Melnyk unanimously elected House Speaker; lawmakers then override Moore’s veto of reparations study bill; most of those arrested by ICE in Maryland have no criminal history
Joseline Peña-Melnyk unanimously elected House Speaker; lawmakers then override Gov. Moore’s veto of reparations study bill; most of those arrested by ICE in Maryland have no criminal history; JHU sees drop in Black, Hispanic freshmen, rise in Asians.
State Roundup: AI misuse by lawyers likely to face blowback from courts; public defender forms new partnership to transform criminal justice system; Tradepoint project gets 50-year tax credit
AI misuse by lawyers likely to face blowback from courts; public defender forms new partnership to transform criminal justice system; Tradepoint project gets 50-year tax credit
State Roundup: Bipartisan effort seeks accountability over National Guard abuse of teens; Maryland’s fiscal outlook improves, but not enough; Special session Tuesday: What to expect
Bipartisan effort seeks accountability over National Guard abuse of teens in its care; Maryland’s fiscal outlook improves, but not enough; poll finds that Marylanders oppose gerrymandering; Special session Tuesday: What to expect.
State Roundup: County officials decry 50-50 split for compensating erroneous convictions; Moore, Duffy to meet this week over Key Bridge rebuild
County officials decry 50-50 split for compensating erroneous convictions; Gov. Moore, U.S. Transportation Secretary Duffy to meet this week over Key Bridge rebuild, other projects; former Del. and Administrative Law Judge Tom Dewberry dies.
State Roundup: Moore calls special session to appoint speaker; other states could provide roadmap to shuttering unlicensed senior care facilities; House, Senate welcome two new members
Gov. Moore calls special session to appoint new House speaker; Other states could provide roadmap to shuttering unlicensed senior care facilities; House, Senate welcome two new members; Public school enrollment drops by more than 11,000.
State Roundup: Youth detention center lacks heating; senior care experts warn about unlicensed facilities; Feldmark drops Howard exec race after cancer diagnosis
Children at Baltimore youth detention center go without heat; senior care experts warn about unlicensed facilities; Del. Feldmark drops Howard County executive race following cancer diagnosis.
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