Maise Jones, Author at MarylandReporter.com

State Roundup: Greenbelt as FBI HQ back on after judge’s ruling; new lawsuit seeks to stop redistricting referendum; what end to digital ad tax means for Marylanders

Greenbelt as FBI HQ back on after judge’s ruling; new lawsuit seeks to stop redistricting referendum; what end to digital ad tax means for Marylanders

State Roundup: Court strikes down Maryland tax on digital ads; state urges counties to ‘make a wish list’ during data center moratoriums; Cox calls out Moore over data center-linked donations

Court strikes down Maryland tax on digital ads; State urges counties to ‘make a wish list’ during data center moratoriums; Cox calls out Moore over data center-linked donations; High water bills plague rural Allegany County residents.

state roundup: options sought as county budgets get tighter; new collaboration on Conowingo Dam; pg co says its owed $8 million

COUNTY LEADERS LOOK FOR OPTIONS AS BUDGETS GET TIGHTER: County leaders said they need more options to help weather mounting budget pressures driven by reductions in state aid coupled with costs shifted to local governments and mandated education spending. Bryan P....

State Roundup: Dali companies could see return of some settlement funds; data center tips from Virginia; Trump admin could imperil Head Start services

Dali companies could see return of some settlement funds; data center tips from Virginia; Trump admin could imperil Head Start services

State Roundup: BGE’s latest rate hike request faces opposition; Howard steps up to aid suicide call center after feds cut funds; Eat More Blue Catfish!

BGE’s latest rate hike request faces opposition; Howard steps up to aid suicide call center after feds cut funds; Eat More Blue Catfish!

Maryland asked where its 340B drug-pricing savings go. Almost no one answered.

By Sharon D. Allison, MD, Rev. Kimberly L. Williams and Shari Beagelman Congress created the 340B Drug Pricing Program in 1992 to help safety-net providers care for low-income patients by allowing qualified hospitals, clinics, and other health care organizations to...

State Roundup: Judge reinstates permits for ICE office in Howard; $80M in fed funds to boost rural health access; how one county defeated an Amazon data center

Federal judge reinstates permits for ICE office in Howard; $80M in fed funds to boost rural health access; how one county defeated an Amazon data center

Analyzing Maryland’s Sports Betting Tax Revenue: Where the 2026 Funds are Going

The $132 Million Mirage Let’s be real for a second about Maryland's sports betting boom. Lawmakers will happily parade the record-breaking $132.3 million state contribution from Fiscal Year 2026 around Annapolis. They point to a massive 48.8% year-over-year jump as...

State Roundup: Republicans file suit to stop redistricting ballot question; ex-delegate sues claiming ballot error cost him primary; state OKs transmission line upgrade

Republicans file suit to stop redistricting ballot question; ex-delegate sues, claiming ballot error cost him primary; state OKs transmission line upgrade.

Prediction Markets Have Lawmakers Rattled. Real-Money Betting Sites Are Watching Closely

A state lawmaker in Annapolis compared a Kalshi contract to a corn futures trade last week. That's not a joke. It's the actual argument prediction market platforms are making to Maryland's General Assembly, and it's working well enough to freeze regulators in place....

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