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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.

state roundup: federal judge blocks trump’s dei ban in schools; port of baltimore becomes car purgatory; defaulted student loans being collected

FEDERAL JUDGE BLOCKS TRUMP PLAN TO BAN DEI IN SCHOOLS: A federal judge in Maryland temporarily blocked the U.S. Department of Education’s attempt to end diversity, equity and inclusion practices in schools by threatening to withhold federal funding from schools that...

Beyond the high: Diving into Maryland’s cannabis data

Now that marijuana is legal in Maryland, some lesser-known effects of its use are coming to light. Since 2022, the Maryland Cannabis Administration has conducted an annual survey, the Maryland Medical Cannabis Patient Survey, to collect data on these adverse effects.

YEP! We Can: Creating Pathways and Programs for Howard County’s Young People

In the Spring of 2023, recognizing the increased violence among young people and the need for greater positive interventions, we launched Howard County’s Youth Engagement Programming initiative, fondly known as YEP! This transformational program strives to create more opportunities to engage our young people outside of traditional school hours.

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