Walmart, Walgreens and opioid makers reach settlement with state; lawmakers continue to seek approval for Juvenile Justice bill; Gov. Moore’s ‘ENOUGH’ anti-poverty act faces spending scrutiny; and support for aid-in-dying bill falters.
Walmart, Walgreens and opioid makers reach settlement with state; lawmakers continue to seek approval for Juvenile Justice bill; Gov. Moore’s ‘ENOUGH’ anti-poverty act faces spending scrutiny; and support for aid-in-dying bill falters.
Human Services Department keeps arcane welfare policy it said it would jettison; bill to offer rehab to juvenile criminals moves to Senate floor; hike in sin taxes proposed to help fill budget gaps.
Education Blueprint priorities cause turmoil in public school systems; proposal would overhaul crime victims compensation system; and report from workgroup on choosing judges delayed.
Bike lane, road safety bills go before Annapolis lawmakers; Gov. Moore denounces Alabama court IVF decision; and cyberattack imperils filling prescription drugs
Mailing snafu on property tax bills could imperil county budgets; state continues to mis-house transgender inmates in violation of federal standards; season ticketholders — including lawmakers — push back against scalping legislation.
Stalwart motorcyclists continue to loosen helmet requirement; Gov. Moore advocates for affordable housing bills; MTA gets $231 million more to upgrade light rail.
Bill would shield names of child victims in court records; new state portal causes delay in some tax refunds; $111 million in Blueprint funds to be disbursed for children and families health care.
Gov. Wes Moore pulls together $90M to reduce carbon pollution, fight for environmental justice; poll finds broad support for medical aid in dying; work continues to clean up veterans’ home; Moore addresses skilled worker shortage in Maryland.
Fate of bill uncertain to give voters a say in filling legislative vacancies; mixed testimony over 11% tax on guns and ammo to fund trauma care.
Advocates hope to raise the tipped minimum wage through ballot issue; lawmakers propose tougher sentences for crimes in ‘sacred spaces;’ AG Brown expands probe of church sex abuse in seeking testimony.
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