A federal judge rejected a request to dismiss a case with federal charges against Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby, the same day she announced she is running again for the position.
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State roundup: Veto deadline is here, last push of General Assembly
Gov. Larry Hogan has until the end of the day Friday to make decisions about vetoing bills, and the General Assembly considers what it wants to do in the last days of session including not extending the gas tax holiday and whether to address a dangerous increase in street racing and exhibition driving.
State Roundup: Paid family leave, climate change bills sent to gov; Hogan endorses Democrat Vignarajah for Balt. prosecutor
The Maryland General Assembly passed several sweeping measures this week, giving it enough time to override possible vetoes by Republican Gov. Larry Hogan. Among the latest: climate change, paid family leave and juvenile justice reform.
State Roundup: Hogan goes after ‘out of control violence’ in city with supplemental budget
Republican Gov. Larry Hogan targeted crime in Baltimore City in a supplemental budget request, criticizing Dems for not doing enough to address violent crime and calling on the General Assembly to pass his crime bills.
State Roundup: Gas tax reprieve poised to become law
The Maryland General Assembly is in full swing, with measures like a gas tax holiday, paid family leave, recreational marijuana and eliminating the retiree income tax close to passage in either the Senate, House of Delegates, or both.
State Roundup: Hogan, Assembly leaders propose 30-day gas tax suspension
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan and top leaders in the Maryland General Assembly agreed Thursday to suspend the gas tax for 30 days, with an emergency bill expected within days.
State Roundup: States including Md. get more in oxycontin appeal; Hogan impeachment swiftly dismissed
Maryland was one of eight states that appealed the oxycontin opioid crisis settlement, and have now reached a bigger settlement that requires apology, cash from the Sackler family members who own the company. Maryland will receive at least $39.6 million from the new agreement in addition to the amount previously negotiated, according to the Maryland Attorney General.
State Roundup: Climate change legislation hits snag; EZ Pass customers get a break
Commercial real estate professionals object to a sweeping climate change bills, saying that green building standards will impact affordability. EZ Pass customers get a break after pandemic billing practices led to late bills, chaos and long holds for customer service agents.
State Roundup: Education Blueprint funding battle heats up; redistricting appeals might delay primary
A Blueprint Education group calling for increased school funding recommended by the Kirwan commission is saying education has been shortchanged in the governor’s budget.
State Roundup: Gov calls for end to school mask mandate; Cox seeks to impeach Hogan
Gov. Larry Hogan sends a letter to the school board asking them to end the mask mandate in schools; school board sticking to original conditions; parents in Howard County rally against masks.
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