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26 years as an adjunct professor at Towson University with few benefits, she would like to see part-timers get bargaining rights

By Jayne Bernasconi I have been in denial for years now. I am a dance professor at Towson University. I have been teaching here for 26 years, and I wake up most mornings genuinely excited to go to work. I love the students, the diversity they bring, what they teach me...

U.S. Park Police on Md., Va. parkways are helping ICE carry out arrests

On national parkways – including the Baltimore-Washington, Clara Barton and George Washington Memorial – immigration agents are arresting drivers at “routine” traffic stops. By HALEY PARSLEY Capital News Service U.S. Park Police tailed a man while he commuted home...

State Roundup: Tax on IT, data services falls far short of expectations; disabilities advocates fret over possible cuts; Brown sues feds over ICE detention conditions

Tax on IT, data services falls far short of expectations; disabilities advocates fret over possible cuts; Atty Gen Brown sues feds over ICE detention conditions

State Roundup: Lawmakers hopeful that foster care issues can be resolved this session; Half of Maryland school districts fail to meet teacher pay threshold

WILL FOSTER CARE ISSUES FINALLY BE RESOLVED? Hospital overstays for children waiting for foster care is a problem that lawmakers have been grappling with for years. But it’s a problem that many believe they will be able to finally address in 2026. In addition to House...

Maryland’s main energy producer is nuclear and growing — but concerns about nuclear energy remain

By AAMALY HOSSAIN Capital News Service LUSBY, Md. — Steam drifts above two steel-lined concrete domes at Calvert Cliffs, a 50-year-old landmark for carbon-free energy perched along the Chesapeake Bay. Those two domes, along with an adjoining building, make up the...

Maryland Already Chose a Data-Driven Path on Data Centers; Lawmakers Should Let It Play Out.

By Chris Madello International Representative of the United Association of Union Plumbers, Fitters, Welders, and Service Techs Maryland stands at a consequential moment for its economy and its workforce. Just weeks ago, the General Assembly made a clear and...

State Roundup: Structural deficit threatens budget solutions; House, Senate work toward energy package; nurses seek accountability for foster case failures

State’s structural deficit threatens budget solutions; House, Senate work toward energy package; nurses seek accountability for foster case failures and Reparations Commission to be restructured.

State Roundup: Van Hollen urges GOP support to shield consumers from data center energy costs; vote delayed on firefighters use of cannabis while off-duty; private owner of ICE facility sues HO CO elected officials

VOTE ALLOWING FIREFIGHTERS TO USE CANNABIS WHILE OFF-DUTY DELAYED, FIERCE DEBATE: There was a fierce debate on the Maryland Senate floor over a bill that would let firefighters and rescue workers use medical cannabis while off-duty. The discussion became so intense...

State Roundup: Perennial push to put wine, beer in groceries stalls; Senate likely to pass bill limiting automatic adult charges for youths

Perennial push to put wine, beer in groceries stalls; Senate likely to pass bill limiting automatic adult charges for youths; driverless cars get a hearing.

As data centers multiply, Maryland’s power grid struggles to keep up

By OLIVIA BORGULA Capital News Service A few blocks away from Lexington Market in Baltimore, inside a six-story building adorned with intricate detailing, there’s a data center that uses enough electricity to power a city roughly the size of Dundalk, Maryland. The...

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