Majority of Maryland sheriffs sue to block new Community Trust Act; state seeks federal aid for farmers after spring freeze; Sen. Bill Ferguson faces a progressive challenger.
Cynthia Prairie
State Roundup: Maryland provides no data on numbers of children missing from its care; Moore signs housing, youth bills into law
Maryland provides no data on numbers of children missing from its care; Gov Moore signs housing, youth bills into law; candidates spend big to counter mail-in ballot mess-up.
State Roundup: Ferguson offers leeway on pursuing redistricting; two immigration reform bills to become law without Moore’s signature; childhood education, disabilities advocates push for changes
Senate President Ferguson offers leeway on pursuing redistricting; two immigration reform bills to become law without Gov. Moore’s signature; childhood education advocates push for more recognition; rape of disabled woman sounds an alarm.
State Roundup: Small campaign coffers for GOP gov hopefuls; Harry Dunn, second officer sue Trump admin over $1.8B fund; state hopes to nail down timeline for new Key Bridge builders
Meager campaign coffers for GOP gov hopefuls; Harry Dunn, second officer sue Trump admin over $1.8B fund for Capitol rioters; state hopes to nail down timeline for new Key Bridge builders
State Roundup: 3 GOP governor hopefuls debate while 6 stay away; Elections officials defend against Trump attack; Maryland sues U.S. Ed Dept over narrowing professional degrees
Three GOP governor hopefuls — in a field of 9 — debate; Elections officials defend against Trump attack; Maryland sues U.S. Ed Dept over narrowing professional degrees; state to remove foster children from Carroll facility.
State Roundup: Trump blames Moore for ballot error, wants federal intervention; Dali owner, operator seek delay in civil trial
President Trump blames Gov. Moore for ballot error, wants federal intervention; Dali owner, operator seek delay in civil trial; advocates urge Moore to sign immigrant protection bills.
State Roundup: What closed primaries mean for 1 million Marylanders; state to reissue 400,000 ballots; new election reform laws; Sheriffs pull out of ICE pacts
What closed primaries mean for 1 million Marylanders; State to reissue 400,000 ballots; new election reform laws; Sheriffs pull out of ICE agreements despite pushback against new law.
State Roundup: Hale proposes money-making venture for gov mansion; getting, keeping health care a challenge for young Marylanders; litigation, allegations grow as campaign strategies
Gubernatorial candidate Hale proposes money-making venture for gov mansion; getting, keeping health care a challenge for young Marylanders; litigation, allegations grow as campaign strategies; as ICE gets closer to campuses, public school officials raise security measures.
State Roundup: DOJ files charges in Key Bridge collapse as state reaches $2.25B settlement; new law requires municipalities to improve hazardous storm drains
DOJ files charges in Key Bridge collapse as state reaches $2.25B settlement in suit against ship’s owner; new law requires municipalities to improve hazardous storm drains; Moore signs bill to offer financial relief to electricity users.
State Roundup: Two Republican delegates disparage Chinese colleague; Ferguson faces retribution for blocking redistricting; lawmakers listen as women push for menopause care
Senate President Bill Ferguson faces retribution for blocking redistricting following Supreme Court allowing for partisan gerrymandering; two Republican delegates disparage Chinese colleague in vile terms; lawmakers listen as women push for menopause care.
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