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In Howard race for executive, Kane’s candidacy means no free ride for Atterbeary

The following column appears in the October issue of The Business Monthly serving Howard and Anne Arundel counties. After Democrat Vanessa Atterbeary won the June 23 primary for Howard County executive, it looked like she had a free ride to her December swearing in....

State Roundup: Revenue estimates up by $320M, but still remain down; Lawmakers eye new EV tax; Hagerstown mom deported to Vietnam makes a hard choice

State revenue estimates up by $320 million, but still remain down; Lawmakers eye new EV tax; Hagerstown mom deported to Vietnam makes a hard choice about her family’s future.

State Roundup: Maryland ACA premiums to jump 15%; Cuts to federal ed dept spurs complaints about special ed; What laws go into effect Oct. 1

Maryland ACA premiums to jump 15%; Cuts to federal ed dept spurs complaints about special ed; What laws go into effect Oct. 1

State Roundup: Redistricting ballot question confuses voters; modest bump in state revenue forecast; big pay hikes proposed for Balt. Co. Council, exec

REDISTRICTING QUESTION CONFUSES VOTERS: A ballot question asking Maryland voters to approve a sweeping change to the state constitution on congressional redistricting may be too convoluted for most voters to understand. One in four voters in a new poll released by...

State Roundup: More Maryland bridges rate ‘poor;’ New data center proposals to get more scrutiny; Feds to debut AI tool at BWI, DC airports

More Maryland bridges rate ‘poor;’ New data center proposals to get more scrutiny; Feds to debut AI tool at BWI, DC airports.

State Roundup: Maryland owed millions by providers, local health agencies; OC drawbridge omitted from state transportation plan; Moore proposes AI regulations

Reports find that Maryland is owed millions by providers, local health agencies; OC drawbridge omitted from state transportation plan; Gov. Moore proposes AI regulations.

State Roundup: DOJ pushes against education aid for Maryland’s undocumented students; Tribes withdraw from Bay talks; Poll finds less support for redistricting

DOJ pushes against education aid for Maryland’s undocumented students; Tribes withdraw from Chesapeake Bay talks amid lack of representation; Poll finds less support for redistricting.

If Maryland Can Set Hospital Rates, It Can Also Make Them Transparent

In June, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services named 519 hospitals nationwide that have failed to follow federal pricing transparency rules, a rarity for a government agency. Four of those hospitals are in Maryland: Levindale Hebrew Geriatric Center and...

State Roundup: Local gov’ts seek more taxing power despite housing crunch; seniors could get hit with doubled premiums for long-term care plans; New legislation pondered as Ed Blueprint reaches halfway point

Local governments consider seeking more taxing power while housing interests predict high home costs; seniors citizens could get hit with doubled premiums for long-term care plans; New legislation pondered as Ed Blueprint reaches halfway point.

state roundup: trump’s executive order on chesapeake bay called ‘bizarre’; luminis health sued over cybersecurity incident

OFFICIALS GRAPPLE WITH ‘BIZARRE’ TRUMP EXECUTIVE ORDER ON CHESAPEAKE BAY: Just months after federal officials joined Chesapeake Bay states in December to renew their pledge to restore the nation’s largest estuary, President Donald Trump on Wednesday rescinded an...

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