Julia Evans, Author at MarylandReporter.com

State Roundup: Layoffs hit Maryland broadcast news: Remembering Radio News Days at WBAL; Anchorless TV News Bad for Journalism; hotels flout state law on human trafficking training; new IT Tax brings in much less than expected

Layoffs hit Maryland’s broadcast news: Remembering the glory news days at WBAL-Radio; Anchorless TV news bad for journalism; also, Hotels flout state law on human trafficking training; new IT Tax brings in much less than state expected.

State Roundup: 2nd judge rules against redistricting ballot question; Maryland farmers feel pinch of federal tariffs; cursive returns to more public schools

2nd judge rules against redistricting ballot question; state workers say delays, denials in insurance coverage worsens their recovery; Maryland farmers feel pinch of federal tariffs; cursive returns to more public schools

state roundup: faulty software to blame for millions in medicaid fraud; dorchester judge promises quick decision in second redistricting challenge; updates on the schools Blueprint

ALLEGED FAULTY SOFTWARE TO BLAME FOR MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR MEDICAID FRAUD: Maryland is suing a former state health department contractor for its allegedly defective software that hobbled regulators’ abilities to fight fraud in the drug and mental health treatment...

School Blueprint is an ongoing fiscal headache

This column appears in the September issue of The Business Monthly serving Howard and Anne Arundel counties. 8:45 a.m. on a Saturday morning in the resort town of Ocean City. Not a fishing trip, not an early day at the beach or a time to sleep in after a late night...

State Roundup: Judge rules against redistricting ballot measure; counties with measles outbreak have lower vax rates; Key Bridge rebuild get ready

Arundel judge rules against redistricting ballot measure; counties with measles outbreak have lower vax rates; Key Bridge rebuild get ready.

Judge tosses redistricting amendment, but Md. supreme court must rule. Ballot language is hard to understand.

A state judge Wednesday tossed the state constitutional amendment passed just a few weeks ago, saying the legislature violated its own laws. He was also puzzled by the language voters would see to approve the change in redistricting standards. The Maryland Supreme...

State Roundup: Judge expected to rule today on redistricting amendment challenge; Maryland school board delays key part of plan to fix math scores

Arundel County judge expected to rule today on redistricting amendment challenge; Maryland school board delays key part of plan to fix math scores.

State Roundup: Where does Maryland actually stand with data centers? Police log in 1.1 billion license plate reads in 2025; Measles outbreaks in three counties

Where does Maryland actually stand with data centers? Police log in 1.1 billion license plate reads in 2025 using Flock cameras; Measles outbreaks hit three Maryland counties.

State Roundup: Hispanic student enrollment declines; Not moving FBI HQ has been expensive; Late spring frost now impacting agritourism

Hispanic student enrollment declines; Not moving FBI HQ has been expensive; Late spring frost now impacting agritourism

state roundup: Md. labor leader Patrick Moran elected president of AFSCME International; court-ordered mental health care launched in b’more, some counties; tornado touched down in Queen Anne’s

LABOR LEADER PATRICK MORAN ELECTED PRESIDENT OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEE UNION AFSCME: Patrick Moran, longtime Maryland labor leader, was elected president of AFSCME International, one of the largest labor unions in the country, Thursday. Lee O.Sanderlin/The Baltimore Banner. ...

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