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state roundup: question 3 getting attention of early voters; moore and cox on disabilities policies; record number of women running for state legislatures

ON A QUIET FIRST DAY OF EARLY VOTING, OFFICIALS MAKE A LOT OF NOISE ABOUT QUESTION 3: If approved by voters, Question 3 would amend the Maryland Constitution to change the rules applying to the ways congressional districts are drawn, making it easier for the party in...

State Roundup: Moore seeks to stop anti-Question 3 lookalike ad; Advocates ask federal help in state Medicare appeals; Statewide, school board candidates see red ink in ‘Blueprint’

Moore seeks to stop anti-Question 3 lookalike ad; Advocates seek federal help in state Medicare appeals; Statewide, school board candidates see red ink in ‘Blueprint’

State Roundup: Audit calls for better state tracking of paying outside law firms; Maryland among highest in percentage of job losses; 23 schools make Maryland Blue Ribbon list

Audit calls for state agencies to improve tracking of payments to outside law firms; Maryland among highest percentage for job losses; 23 schools make Maryland Blue Ribbon list; and U.S. Rep. Andy Harris’s outburst boosts rival Dan Schwartz’s coffers.

State Roundup: Public schools fill huge gap in teachers; Loss of federal jobs impacted Black women; Supremes to review Mo Co magnet school case

Public schools fill huge gap in teachers; Loss of federal jobs impacted Maryland’s Black women; U.S. Supreme Court to review Montgomery County magnet school admissions case.

State Roundup: Feds reject PJM’s proposed data center regs; Roadway deaths decline, but not motorcycle fatalities; new dashboard tracks vehicles crashes on Maryland roads; Trump still shadows Dan Cox

Feds reject PJM’s proposed data center regs; Roadway deaths decline, but not motorcycle fatalities; new dashboard tracks vehicles crashes on Maryland roads; Trump still shadows Dan Cox.

state roundup: harris defends confrontation with student journalist; moore issues new directive on college sexual assault

HARRIS DEFENDS CONFRONTATION WITH STUDENT JOURNALIST: Republican Congressman Andy Harris defended his confrontation with a student journalist following a congressional forum in Cambridge, Md., after he threatened to involve police and pursue prosecution over the...

State Roundup: Finding the few competitive races in Maryland; Moore backs plan to cut some drug costs; More on Rep. Harris’ very testy, now viral exchange

A few competitive races can be found in purple parts of Maryland; Gov. Moore backs plan to cut some drug costs; More on U.S. Rep. Harris’ very testy, now viral exchange with a student journalist and others.

State Roundup: Harris-Schwartz debate gets heated; Moore says mixed use campus to replace State Center; Press Freedom groups criticize Moore’s actions against Sinclair, Sun reporters

Dan Schwartz-Andy Harris debate gets heated; Gov. Moore says mixed use campus to replace State Center; Press Freedom groups criticize Moore’s actions against Sinclair, Sun reporters.

State Roundup: Maryland loosens ‘red-dyed’ diesel rules; Cox, Moore address house in forum; Harris, Schwartz to face off tonight

Maryland loosens ‘red-dyed’ diesel rules for farmers and loggers; Dan Cox, Gov. Wes Moore address house in forum; U.S. Rep. Harris, Dan Schwartz to face off tonight; state remains undecided on utilizing federal school choice tax credit.

State Roundup: Heat-related deaths, illnesses hit record; 9 Maryland colleges to share federal funds for job training; Court blocks SNAP penalties but advocates still worry

Heat-related deaths, illnesses hit record; Nine Maryland colleges to share $2.38M in federal funds for job training; Court blocks SNAP penalties but advocates still worry about loss of coverage.

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