AFSCME complains of dire working conditions at state hospitals, prisons; Senate hopefuls Larry Hogan, Angela Alsobrooks face off in debate tonight while Libertarian Senate candidate complains of being ignored.
Cynthia Prairie
State Roundup: Most Marylanders support enshrining abortion rights; poll finds Alsobrooks continues to lead Hogan in crucial Senate race; Supremes let Arundel gun ordinance stand
Most Marylanders support enshrining abortion rights; poll finds Alsobrooks continues to lead Hogan in crucial Senate race; Supremes let Arundel gun ordinance stand
State Roundup: Seventh-Day Adventist Church sues Maryland over fair employment law; UM Oct. 7 events occur peacefully; Perkins psychiatric hospital to get 3rd party assessment
Seventh-Day Adventist Church sues Maryland over fair employment law; UM Oct. 7 events occur peacefully; Perkins psychiatric hospital to get 3rd party assessment
State Roundup: Corrections Dept to forgive $13 million in parole debt; big outside money pours into Alsobrooks-Hogan race; Parrott-McClain Delaney forum devolves into anger
State Corrections Dept to forgive $13 million in parole debt for the formerly incarcerated; big outside money pours into Alsobrooks-Hogan race; Parrott-McClain Delaney forum devolves into anger; Baltimore City, county addressing affordable housing.
State Roundup: Maryland spends millions to settle lawsuits every year; BPW OKs State Police settlement; Kids online safety law goes into effect
Maryland spends millions to settle lawsuits every year and officials ask why; BPW OKs State Police settlement over discriminatory practices; Kids online safety law goes into effect.
State Roundup: Dockworkers strike expected to disrupt supply chain; law protecting gender affirming care takes effect; Judge green lights UM pro-Palestine protest
Dockworkers strike expected to disrupt supply chain; law protecting gender affirming care takes effect; judge green lights UM pro-Palestine protest.
State Roundup: Port of Baltimore dockworkers join East Coast strike; State Police to issue policy on using facial recognition technology
Port of Baltimore dockworkers join East Coast, Gulf of Mexico longshoremen’s strike; State Police to issue policy on using facial recognition technology.
State Roundup: Heat protection standards for workers go into effect; possible longshoremen’s strike imperils local economy; OD deaths in Maryland decline
Heat protection regulations for workers go into effect; possible longshoremen’s strike on Tuesday could imperil local economy already suffering from Key Bridge collapse; OD deaths in Maryland decline; Super PAC pours millions into pro-Hogan ads.
State Roundup: Families, longshoremen, governments seek damages from Dali wreckage; Health insurer strikes deal with state over Medicaid; King of Jordan meets with officials behind closed doors
Families, longshoremen, governments seek damages from Dali wreckage; Health insurer Kaiser Permanente strikes deal with state over Medicaid; King of Jordan meets with government officials, educators and business leaders in meeting closed to the press.
State Roundup: AG, Gov announce suit against owners, operators of Dali; state seeks to settle Justice Dept probe of State Police hiring practices
Attorney General Brown, Gov. Moore announce suit against owners, operators of Dali container ship; state seeks to settle Justice Dept probe of State Police hiring practices
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