Gov. Moore has ‘grave concerns’ about 70-mile power line project; Health secretary defends paperwork that disability advocate criticize; post-election, trans students worry about their futures as Maryland leaders push back against mass deportation proposal.
Lawmakers brace for political landmines as they tackle underfunded transit needs; proposed replacement would tower above old Key Bridge; Frederick County sees uptick in cannabis-related ER visits.
Advocates say new state rules burden disabled people, caregivers; commission delays revenue efforts to fight climate change; Maryland settles with State Center developer for $58.5 million.
President Biden includes new Key Bridge in $100 billion ask for emergency federal funding; Maryland Senate Pres Ferguson says with large budget gap, ‘everything is on the table’
Officials say large infrastructure projects still possible under Trump; meanwhile, worry continues about budget gap, workforce cuts, immigrants and the underserved
STATE NARROWS OPTIONS FOR BAY BRIDGE REPLACEMENT: Maryland officials have narrowed the options for a proposed future replacement to the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. The current two bridge structures aren’t enough to handle existing and future traffic demands to cross the...
Lawmakers warn of $2.7 billion deficit, with few simple solutions; With a 2025 deadline, the General Assembly is urged to extend health subsidy for young adults.
As ballot counting continues, Maryland elections offices receive bomb threats; National Democrats eye Wes Moore as star-powered leadership; showdown expected to replace Sarah Elfreth in state Senate.
Gov. Moore promises to defend interests of Marylanders in working with incoming Trump administration; Delaney declares victory in House race against Parrott; 2nd B’more DPW worker dies on job; longtime trailblazing Baltimore councilwoman Mary Pat Clarke dies.
With a new Congress, and a new president, timing of the Key Bridge replacement and future of the Red Line project now a question; Montgomery County, home to thousands of federal workers, begins assessing impact of likely cuts to federal agencies.
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