Pimlico’s revitalization plan has just three weeks to make it through the General Assembly; landlord-tenant bills stir debate.
Pimlico’s revitalization plan has just three weeks to make it through the General Assembly; landlord-tenant bills stir debate.
What will fix Maryland’s growing teacher shortage?; state Senate OKs tax on ammo, firearms sales; why Crossover Day matters: What bills made it, what bill didn’t.
Challenging rise in book bans, ‘Freedom to Read Act’ would set standards for library content; House Dems push $1.2B package for education, transportation; lawmakers scramble to meet crossover day.
Board of Public Works injects another $425M into delayed Purple Line; Corrections workers, jilted on time cards, get $9.5 million; contract extended with ‘uniquely terrible’ prison health care provider.
Education Blueprint eats through state funds; tax package in the works; wage gender gap impacts Latina women the most.
Expanding pre-K a struggle for many districts; widening 6% sales tax ‘a conversation starter’ to fill budget gap; GOP Elections Board appointment delayed.
State Senate committee sends budget package to floor without tax hikes; Senate OKs bill to allow undocumented workers to buy health insurance; new program would offer grants to offset cost of zero emissions work vehicles.
County executives call on state legislators to close billion-dollar tax loophole; lawmakers eye raising some tolls to fill transportation budget gap; consensus sought on House, Senate juvenile justice bills.
Families of overdose victims urge lawmakers to toughen sentences for drug dealers; some cuts in transit still possible despite new revenue streams; chambers must resolve differences in juvenile justice reform bills.
Lawmakers consider cuts to community colleges’ funding formula among debt reduction efforts; As expected, state Senate passes juvenile crime reform bill.
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