Mildred Austria, Author at MarylandReporter.com

Parents often struggle to find help for troubled youngsters — but this Maryland program can help

The program runs on funds from the state’s Behavioral Health Administration, the Health Resources and Services Administration as well as grants from the federal government. That allows the program to offer its services with no charge to its patients or their insurance, thereby steering clear of problems that may otherwise arise regarding insurance coverage.

State Roundup: Standard & Poor downgrades outlook for transportation bonds over Key Bridge funding uncertainty; laws arise targeting AI deepfakes

State Roundup: Standard & Poor downgrades outlook for transportation bonds over Key Bridge funding uncertainty; laws arise targeting AI deepfakes; and Maryland’s embattled federal workforce finds a saturated job market.

STATE ROUNDUP: Ed Hale may challenge Moore for governor; Moore insists he’s not running for president; VANCE TO KEYNOTE NAVAL ACADEMY GRADUATION

FORMER BANKER PLANS 2026 PRIMARY CHALLENGE TO MOORE: Maryland Gov. Wes Moore may get an intra-party challenge when he runs for reelection in 2026, with retired banker Ed Hale Sr. close to announcing a campaign. Hale said in a brief interview Thursday that he’s “pretty...

Governor Moore’s Travels not a very good story

Today we learned that our Governor Wes Moore has returned from his economic development trip to South Korea and Japan, saying: “that his role as Maryland’s chief executive has changed with what he refers to as the chaos coming from Washington.

State Roundup: Moore says trade mission presented stability over chaos; judge says residents can sue state over lapsed nursing home inspections

Gov. Moore says trade mission presented Maryland stability over Trump chaos; judge: residents can sue state over lapsed nursing home inspections; 250 Maryland AmeriCorps workers let go.

Wes Moore wants to offer stability amid Trump ‘chaos’

On its face, Gov. Moore’s recent trade mission to Japan and Korea was nothing unusual. Maryland’s governors have long embarked on missions overseas to establish economic ties.

State Roundup: Trump cuts to Maryland schools will still be deep, but not as deep as first thought; state leads coalition to save AmeriCorps

Trump cuts to Maryland schools will still be deep, but not as deep as first thought; state leads coalition to save AmeriCorps; former Sen. Mikulski set to be honored

Timeline: Milestones from Trump’s first 100 days

In his first 100 days, Trump moved quickly to reshape policy and politics, leaning on executive orders, a Republican-controlled Congress and Senate and his newly appointed executive leadership. Capital News Service took a look at key milestones from the 47th president’s early efforts to leave his mark on a turbulent political landscape and a deeply divided nation.

State Roundup: Maryland launches ‘revolutionary’ quantum partnership; PSC orders electricity firm to refund millions; Commanders to head back to D.C.

Maryland launches ‘revolutionary’ quantum partnership with DoD agency; PSC orders electricity firm to refund millions; and Commanders to head back to D.C.

State Roundup: Disability services still face major challenges despite financial clawback; process to release ailing, aging prisoners to be overhauled

Disability services still face major challenges despite financial clawback; thanks to new law, process to release ailing, aging prisoners to be overhauled.

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