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State Roundup: Several counties withdraw opposition to Conowingo recertification; PSC denies BGE partial rate hike; Ocean City wind project not among those stopped by Trump administration

Several counties withdraw opposition to Conowingo Dam recertification; PSC denies BGE partial rate hike; Ocean City wind project not among those stopped by Trump administration.

State Roundup: Moore signs exec order targeting soaring energy costs; Spending Panel aims to cut $1.2B deficit by half; Black lawmakers seek probe into Cheltenham youth deaths

Gov. Moore signs exec order targeting soaring energy costs; Spending Panel aims to cut $1.2B deficit by half; Black lawmakers seek probe into youths’ death at Cheltenham in late 19th, early 20th centuries.

Give Maryland Small Businesses Some Relief by Passing Credit Card Competition Reform

By James Beale Running an independent bookstore in Kensington is like tending a library of living stories. Every day, I see families discovering new favorites, students hunting for sources, and professionals unwinding after work. But keeping the lights on takes more...

state roundup: closed door vote on redrawing maps; new wider, taller, bay bridge; cannabis reclassified

REDISTRICTING COMMISSION VOTES BEHIND CLOSED DOORS TO REDRAW MAPS: A panel appointed by Gov. Wes Moore (D) to make recommendations on midcycle congressional redistricting voted behind closed doors Thursday to move forward with its work and solicit proposals from the...

Rather than reparations, address historical injustices by prioritizing immediate needs and curing inequities 

By Marc King The Maryland legislature on Tuesday overrode Gov. Wes Moore veto of a bill to study reparations to descendants of enslaved people in Maryland. The country’s only Black governor was right to veto the bill.  Paying for a study on reparations in Maryland,...

State Roundup: More Maryland kids avoid foster homes with kinship care; lynching study panel recommends acknowledgment, payments to descendants

More Maryland kids avoid foster homes with kinship care; Lynching study commission recommends acknowledgment, payments to descendants; Judge denies US Wind injunction against Trump administration.

State Roundup: Peña-Melnyk unanimously elected House Speaker; lawmakers then override Moore’s veto of reparations study bill; most of those arrested by ICE in Maryland have no criminal history

Joseline Peña-Melnyk unanimously elected House Speaker; lawmakers then override Gov. Moore’s veto of reparations study bill; most of those arrested by ICE in Maryland have no criminal history; JHU sees drop in Black, Hispanic freshmen, rise in Asians.

State Roundup: AI misuse by lawyers likely to face blowback from courts; public defender forms new partnership to transform criminal justice system; Tradepoint project gets 50-year tax credit

AI misuse by lawyers likely to face blowback from courts; public defender forms new partnership to transform criminal justice system; Tradepoint project gets 50-year tax credit

State Roundup: Bipartisan effort seeks accountability over National Guard abuse of teens; Maryland’s fiscal outlook improves, but not enough; Special session Tuesday: What to expect

Bipartisan effort seeks accountability over National Guard abuse of teens in its care; Maryland’s fiscal outlook improves, but not enough; poll finds that Marylanders oppose gerrymandering; Special session Tuesday: What to expect.

Conowingo Agreement: A Win for Our Communities and the Chesapeake Bay 

By Del. Steven Johnson In our towns along the Susquehanna River and Chesapeake Bay, the water is part of everyday life. It’s where kids learn to fish with their grandparents, where families gather for summer weekends, and where visitors flock to watch eagles that make...

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