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State Roundup: Health Dept sees rise in medical errors; Moore seeks to ‘supercharge’ housing development; Bay agreement gets thumbs down from public

Maryland Health Dept sees rise in medical errors; Gov. Moore seeks to ‘supercharge’ housing development, prioritizing speed; Chesapeake Bay agreement gets thumbs down during public comment period.

Rewards for nutrient efficiency on Md. farms help reduce Bay pollution

By Karl Blankenship Chesapeake Bay Journal For decades, efforts to clean the Chesapeake Bay have tried to reduce nutrient-lade runoff from croplands by urging farmers to apply fewer nutrients to their fields. That’s often a difficult request, as nutrients, especially...

Leadership Development Remains Essential in Uncertain Times

By Erin Moran During periods of fiscal uncertainty, it can be tempting to view leadership development as optional rather than essential. As Maryland’s public institutions face tighter budgets, there is concern that training, mentorship, and succession planning may be...

state roundup: bomb threats on Md. speaker, Senate president; lawmakers share despair, safety concerns after kirk murder; sha charged $360 Million in unauthorized expenses to federal projects;

GENERAL ASSEMBLY LEADERS TARGETED BY BOMB THREATS: The presiding officers of Maryland’s General Assembly were targeted by bomb threats on Thursday, amid rising concern about political violence in the nation. House of Delegates Speaker Adrienne A. Jones and Senate...

State Roundup: Transit spending plan puts its budget on more solid ground; crime is down but more guns are available; state officials express grief, horror over MAGA activist Charlie Kirk’s killing

Transit spending plan puts its budget on more solid ground; crime is down but more guns are available; state officials express grief, horror over MAGA activist Charlie Kirk’s killing.

State Roundup: Despite Maryland efforts, a book ban did happen; Moore says he’ll run on record, against Trump

Maryland’s Freedom to Read Act couldn’t stop a book from being banned in Harford County schools; Gov. Moore says he’ll proudly run on his record and against Trump administration actions.

State Roundup: Moore launches reelection bid; Handgun board wrestles over short-barreled rifles; what will happen to Beltsville 6,500 USDA acres?

Amid rumors of presidential run, Gov. Moore launches reelection bid; handgun board wrestles over definitions for short-barreled rifles; what will happen to Beltsville 6,500 USDA acres?

State Roundup: Maryland Pushes Back: Moore, Scott announce ‘renewed’ collaboration between State, City Police; state officials say Trump trying to undermine elections; Moore says Covid vaccines will be available

Maryland Pushes Back: Moore, Scott announce ‘renewed’ collaboration between State, City Police; state officials say Trump trying to undermine elections; Moore says vaccines will be available.

state roundup: hershey forms exploratory committee on run for governor; memorial unveiled at crownsville hospital center; olszewski’s former chief of staff gets $100K in IG lawsuit

HERSHEY FORMS EXPLORATORY COMMITTEE TO WEIGH RUN FOR GOVERNOR: Senate Minority Leader Stephen S. Hershey (R-Upper Shore) has formed an exploratory committee to weigh a 2026 bid for governor, citing the need for “balance” in a state that has gone “so far to the left”...

State Roundup: Moore signs exec order fast-tracking housing construction; Power line surveyors denied U.S. Marshals protection; Moore says he’ll take federal crime help, but not from National Guard

Gov. Moore signs exec order fast-tracking housing construction; judge refuses to allow U.S. Marshals to protect transmission line surveyors; Moore says he’ll take federal crime help, but not from National Guard.

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