Author: Cynthia Prairie

Franchot seeks delay, but BPW votes 2-1 to transfer Spring Grove to UMBC for a dollar; group seeks to repeal law expanding abortion care providers to nurse practitioners, nurse midwives and physician assistants; Treasurer Davis criticizes Stadium Authority giving O’s chunk of proceeds from concerts.

Maryland sends $7 million in bandages, body armor and other equipment to Odesa, Ukraine; staff of GOP gov hopeful Schulz slams Cox on conspiracy theories; Pelosi backs Edwards for U.S. House.

Hogan proposes to sell Spring Grove to UMBC for a buck but union raises concerns over privatizing mental health care; 63 Dem women from Emerge run for office; Ben Grumbles, state’s longest serving environmental secretary, departs.

After 18-month delay, new team gears up to restart Purple Line construction; Democratic lawmakers continue to push Gov. Hogan to release abortion training funds; 8 state senators face no primary, general election opposition, will slide into re-election.

Amid abortion ban uproar, Gov. Hogan, a possible GOP candidate for president, withholds approved abortion training funds; Covid cases rising again; vehicle crash fatalities up.