Maryland agencies have been asked to reduce their 2028 budgets; Which law firms made the most campaign donations? Reparations Committee about to begin; State seeks to cushion recipients against federal Medicaid cuts.
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State Roundup: While Moore pushes AI, administration won’t offer solutions to possible job loss; Uproar over Medicaid payments to inmates; 20,000+ Maryland residents could lose TPS
While Gov. Moore pushes AI, administration won’t offer solutions to possible job loss; Uproar over Medicaid payments to inmates; 20,000+ Marylanders could lose TPS
State Roundup: What to expect as redistricting ballot fight continues; Frederick officials demand answers over ICE confrontation; Moore doesn’t rule out tax or fee hikes
What to expect as redistricting ballot fight continues; Frederick officials demand answers over violent ICE confrontation; Gov. Moore doesn’t rule out tax or fee hikes; While overall crime falls, domestic violence-related deaths do not.
State Roundup: Montgomery exec hopeful Jawando suffers heart attack; Harris in a firestorm he helped create; Cecil scrambles after hospital closes birthing center
Montgomery exec hopeful Will Jawando suffers heart attack; Rep. Harris in a firestorm he help create; Cecil scrambles after hospital closes county’s only birthing center; David Rubenstein buys Kennedy Center ‘Blue’ statue.
State Roundup: ICE agents, protesters clash in Frederick; Moore’s money goes to ousting Republicans; at least 59 died from heat since May
ICE agents, protesters clash in Frederick city; Gov. Moore spends big to ousting Republicans; At least 59 died from heat since May; Repeat offender registry sought for squatters.
State Roundup: Maryland Supremes to hear redistricting amendment challenges; regulators ponder cuts to energy efficiency program; Frederick County data center proposal criticized
Maryland Supremes to hear redistricting amendment challenges; regulators ponder cuts to energy efficiency program; Frederick County data center proposal criticized
State Roundup: Launch of paid leave a relief for families; Moore’s views on data centers takes a turn; audit finds MTA failed to collect $818M in tolls and fees
Launch of paid leave a relief for families, a concern for businesses; Gov. Moore’s views on data centers takes a turn toward local control; audit finds MTA failed to collect $818 million in tolls and fees.
State Roundup: Layoffs hit Maryland broadcast news: Remembering Radio News Days at WBAL; Anchorless TV News Bad for Journalism; hotels flout state law on human trafficking training; new IT Tax brings in much less than expected
Layoffs hit Maryland’s broadcast news: Remembering the glory news days at WBAL-Radio; Anchorless TV news bad for journalism; also, Hotels flout state law on human trafficking training; new IT Tax brings in much less than state expected.
State Roundup: 2nd judge rules against redistricting ballot question; Maryland farmers feel pinch of federal tariffs; cursive returns to more public schools
2nd judge rules against redistricting ballot question; state workers say delays, denials in insurance coverage worsens their recovery; Maryland farmers feel pinch of federal tariffs; cursive returns to more public schools
State Roundup: Judge rules against redistricting ballot measure; counties with measles outbreak have lower vax rates; Key Bridge rebuild get ready
Arundel judge rules against redistricting ballot measure; counties with measles outbreak have lower vax rates; Key Bridge rebuild get ready.
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