End of session comes down to wire to pass aid for port workers, funding for Pimlico revamping and Moore’s housing package. And of course, Annapolis took an eclipse break.
End of session comes down to wire to pass aid for port workers, funding for Pimlico revamping and Moore’s housing package. And of course, Annapolis took an eclipse break.
It’s the final day of session: Some fees and taxes will rise; aid for Port workers is a priority; future of Pimlico ownership still a question; poll finds Marylanders worried about rising housing costs; body of 3rd Key Bridge road crew recovered.
LAWMAKERS REACH COMPROMISE ON $63 BILLION BUDGET PLAN: Maryland lawmakers said Wednesday they’ve compromised on a $63 billion budget plan after divisions over raising a menu of taxes and fees to solve looming budget deficits had threatened to derail the final days of...
Aid bill for port workers, businesses moves to full Senate; two port business recovery centers open; session extension possible as budget disagreements continue
Gov. Moore gives lawmakers 10 more days to fight over tax package; emergency bill would aid Port, Key Bridge communities.
Gov. Wes Moore urges Congress to aid Key bridge rebuilding, port touting benefits to small businesses nationwide as state lawmakers work on local funding package; financial challenges continue for Education Blueprint.
Biden administration says it will provide Key Bridge reconstruction funds; the high personal, state and national costs of closing the port; who were the six men who died?
Cargo ship’s mayday call stopped bridge traffic, likely saved many lives; six missing road workers presumed dead; port’s partial shutdown expected to be costly.
47-year-old Key Bridge collapses after container ship loses power, hits abutment; search teams deployed after vehicles seen falling into water; U.S. Secty Buttigieg offers aid to state.
Orioles owner Peter Angelos dead at 94, is remembered as political power broker and donor to private and public causes; Maryland’s nursing shortage faces backlog of licensing; state legislature most diverse in U.S.; Maryland jobless rate inches upward.
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