Gov. Moore, General Assembly leadership split over utility rates, energy generation; Trump administration abandons ‘liberal’ Maryland and Prince George’s for its new FBI headquarters.
Cynthia Prairie
State Roundup: New taxes target IT services, wealthiest earners and sports betting; analysis finds white population of most Maryland counties dropped
New taxes target IT services, wealthiest earners and sports betting; analysis finds white population of most Maryland counties dropped as Black, Asian and Hispanic populations grew; While federal suicide hotline drops dedicated LGBTQIA+ service, Maryland still offers help.
State Roundup: Thousands of suits filed under Child Victims Act; MARC expansion plan revived; Where is Moore heading with B’more’s Red Line?
Thousands of suits filed under Child Victims Act before limits on monetary damages; despite fiscal woes, MARC expansion plan revived; Where is Gov. Moore heading with B’more’s Red Line proposal?
State Roundup: Moore flipped on hiring freeze, but it’s not really a freeze; lawmakers wrestle with reclassified in-custody deaths; the worst from federal cuts may not come til later
Gov. Moore flipped on hiring freeze, but it’s not really a freeze; Maryland House lawmakers wrestle with reclassified police-custody deaths; Maryland may not feel the worst from federal cuts until later.
State Roundup: Moore announces hiring freeze, buyouts amid budget woes; Ed Board OKs recommendations to serve special ed students, guards against book bans
Gov. Moore announces hiring freeze, buyouts amid budget woes; Ed Board OKs recommendations to serve special ed students, guards against book bans.
State Roundup: Audit finds Disabilities Admin failed to collect $119M; Maryland, Jewish and Muslim institutions on alert after Iran strike; heat dome grips state
Audit finds Disabilities Admin failed to collect $119M; Maryland, Jewish and Muslim institutions on alert after Iran strike; heat dome gripping state
State Roundup: Gaming firm gets mobile betting license despite D.C. settlement; Carroll sheriff says he will continue to side with residents against power company
Gaming firm gets Maryland mobile betting license despite D.C. settlement; Carroll sheriff says he will continue to side with residents against power company access; gas tax to drop slightly in July.
State Roundup: Report says feds contribute $150 billion to Maryland economy; JHU UM sue to protect federal research funding; how lobbyists influenced legislative session
Report says federal government contribute s$150 billion to Maryland economy; JHU UM sue to protect federal research funding; how lobbyists, advocates influenced the 2025 legislative session.
State Roundup: Scientists see new climate threat as Eastern Shore forests impacted by saltwater; Maryland’s new heat safety standards to be put to the test
Scientists see new climate threat as Eastern Shore forests consumed by saltwater; as temperatures rise in a few days, Maryland’s new heat safety standards will be put to the test.
State Roundup: Bicycle groups unite to put bike/walk lanes in new Bay Bridge design; Maryland in line to get $90M from Purdue Pharma
Bicycle groups unite to put bike/walk lanes in new Bay Bridge design; Maryland in line to get $90M from Purdue Pharma
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