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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....

state roundup: online prediction markets rile up lawmakers; Hopkins president helped craft trump’s higher ed framework

ONLINE PREDICTION MARKETS RILE UP STATE LAWMAKERS: Prediction market platforms say they are like commodity markets that offer contracts to speculate on the future price of corn or oil — not sportsbooks that allow gamblers to place bets. Maryland is among the states...

State Roundup: Preakness to move closer to Belmont Stakes; legislative panel to study new building code after complaints

Preakness to move closer to Belmont Stakes; legislative panel to study new building code after complaints; Montgomery says it will defend gun restrictions.

State Roundup: Redistricting constitutional amendment to go to voters; lawsuits to challenge it are in the works; child sex abuse claims against Maryland could cost billions

General Assembly votes to send redistricting constitutional amendment to voters; lawsuits to challenge it are in the works; child sex abuse claims against Maryland could cost billions; Amazon kills plans for Calvert Cliffs data center.

State Roundup: House Dems push redistricting measure through without Republican amendments; Trump admin admits its blocked Maryland energy funds for political reasons

House Dems push redistricting measure through without Republican amendments; Trump admin admits its blocked Maryland energy funds out of spite for voters backing Kamala Harris; Preakness Stakes snubbed in new Kentucky Derby-Belmont Stakes ‘Thoroughbred Championship Series.’

State Roundup: As special session starts, what can you expect?; Hundreds of nonprofits out of compliance with state registration requirements

As special session starts, what can you expect?; Hundreds of nonprofits out of compliance with state registration requirements; with two months left in hot summer session, Maryland deaths hit 38.

state roundup: moore fast tracks unenrolled howard university students; national blood supply crisis prompts call for donors

MOORE ANNOUNCES FAST TRACKED ADMISSIONS FOR UNENROLLED HOWARD UNIVERSITY STUDENTS: Governor Wes Moore on Thursday announced that hundreds of students who were suddenly unenrolled at Howard University last week can get fast-tracked admission and an $800 credit to a...

State Roundup: 36,000 Marylanders lost SNAP benefits thanks to Congress; update on special redistricting session; feds approve sale of coal plant for data center

36,000 Marylanders lost SNAP benefits thanks to Congress; Update on special redistricting session; Feds approve sale of Charles County coal plant for data center; 2026 heat-related deaths surpass those in 2025.

State Roundup: MCAP results show some student progress in language arts, math; allies of transgender kids urge Education Board to fight Trump administration

MCAP test results show some student progress in language arts, math; Allies of transgender kids urge Education Board to fight Trump administration; Do task forces benefit lawmakers or waste resources?

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