Michael Hawkins, Author at MarylandReporter.com

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. ...

States Roundup: Prison officers now have body cams; counties struggle to fund EMTs; Moore spends 1 in 5 days out of state; what to expect from the new school year

Corrections officers now have body cams; counties struggle to fund EMTs; Moore spends 1 in 5 days out of state; what to expect from the new school year.

State Roundup: Trump admin balks at committing to Greenbelt for FBI HQ while locals say it is important for Prince George’s’ revitalization

Trump administration balks at committing to Greenbelt for FBI HQ while locals say it is important for Prince George’s’ revitalization

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....

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