36,000 Marylanders lost SNAP benefits thanks to Congress; Update on special redistricting session; Feds approve sale of Charles County coal plant for data center; 2026 heat-related deaths surpass those in 2025.
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State Roundup: MCAP results show some student progress in language arts, math; allies of transgender kids urge Education Board to fight Trump administration
MCAP test results show some student progress in language arts, math; Allies of transgender kids urge Education Board to fight Trump administration; Do task forces benefit lawmakers or waste resources?
State Roundup: Expect partisan fight during redistricting session; Maryland’s high vaccine rate stops measles’ spread, say experts
Expect partisan fight during redistricting session; Maryland’s high vaccine rate stops measles’ spread, say experts; Trump administration threatens Arundel schools over gender ID policy.
State Roundup: Most public schools hit $60,000 base teacher salary; teen pregnancy programs scramble after federal cuts; how do you notify elusive TikTok star of suit?
Most public school hit $60,000 base teacher salary; teen pregnancy programs scramble after federal cuts as new federal programs emphasize abstinence; How do you notify elusive TikTok star of suit? Judge OKs social media use.
State Roundup: Freedom Caucus hopes to remake Md. GOP; BPW OKs funds for new voting system; MTA kicks off search for new Key Bridge contractor
Maryland Freedom Caucus hopes to remake Maryland GOP one primary at a time; BPW OKs funds for new voting system; MTA kicks off search for new Key Bridge contractor; Cyclosporiasis cases hit 110 statewide.
State Roundup: Maryland prisons are most deadly in the country; Union, state clash over prison staffing; Republicans may boycott special session
Maryland prisons are most deadly in the country; Union, state clash over prison staffing; Republicans may boycott special session; Bowie State MARC station redevelopment team unveiled.
State Roundup: Assembly leaders limit special session agenda; Maryland amid tough year for homebuilding; Moore courts Republican congressfolk over Key Bridge funding
General Assembly leaders put strict limits on special session agenda; Maryland amid tough year for homebuilding; Gov. Moore courts Republicans in Congress to ensure Key Bridge funding.
State Roundup: Environmental groups sound alarm over building code changes; Roxbury brawl highlights prison staffing shortage; feds sue cities over ‘sanctuary’ policies
Environmental groups sound alarm over commercial building code changes that could weaken national energy code; Maryland & Virginia both lost workers in Trump cuts, but one fared better than the other; Roxbury brawl highlights prison staffing shortage; feds sue cities over ‘sanctuary’ policies
State Roundup: Sinclair’s Smith threatens to sue Gov Moore; Lower turnout for primary; 19 prison officers administratively charged; heat-related deaths up
Sinclair’s David Smith threatens to sue Gov Moore over Epstein-financial comments; Lower turnout for Maryland primary; 19 prison officers administratively charged after inmate found dead; heat-related deaths up as high temps settle in.
State Roundup: Use of public financing grew in county exec primaries; Olszewski act in federal housing bill offers redevelopment grants; utility service shutoffs rise
Use of public financing grew in county executive primaries; Act written by Rep. Olszewski offers redevelopment grants within new federal housing bill; more Marylanders face utility service shutoffs.
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