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State Roundup: Maryland taking loan applications from federal employees working without pay; lawyer argues jurisdictions are targeting deceitful practices of fossil fuel firms

Maryland taking loan applications from federal employees working without pay; lawyer argues jurisdictions are targeting deceitful practices of fossil fuel firms

State Roundup: 3 jurisdictions seek to hold fossil fuel firms liable; Carroll landowners continue battle over reliability project; Food Bank, businesses step up during shut down

Three jurisdictions seek to hold fossil fuel firms liable; Carroll landowners continue battle over Reliability Project; Maryland Food Bank, businesses step up during federal shut down

state roundup: speaker Jones pushes for Md. redistricting; immigration judge denies garcia asylum; $8B cut in clean energy projects

HOUSE SPEAKER SAYS ‘NOW IS THE TIME’ TO TAKE UP REDISTRICTING: The leader of Maryland’s House of Delegates is pushing her colleagues on redistricting, saying she is “eager” and “willing” to consider redrawing congressional lines to help match changes made in...

State Roundup: Maryland to fund some federal programs during shutdown; what are the other impacts?

Gov. Moore says Maryland will fund some federal programs during shutdown; national parks, air travel and paying your bills: What are the other impacts?; Blue butterfly IDs now to be issued to indicate those with non-apparent disabilities; other new state laws have taken effect.

State Roundup: What the federal shutdown means for Maryland, Marylanders; PSC to accept applications to fast-track energy projects

What the federal shutdown means for Maryland, Marylanders and the country; PSC to accept applications to fast-track energy projects; two education board OK new metrics to improve student achievement.

State Roundup: Maryland braces for federal government shutdown; Jessup to close over repair costs; state gov’t workforce shrinking by 502 jobs;

Maryland braces for federal government shutdown; Jessup to close over repair costs; state gov’t workforce shrinking by 502 jobs.

State Roundup: Maryland could lose 10,000 more jobs; redrawn ‘environmental justice’ map omits race data; state congressional delegates in crosshairs over federal spending fight

Maryland could lose 10,000 more jobs by year’s end; redrawn ‘environmental justice’ map omits race, ethnicity data; state congressional delegates in crosshairs over federal spending fight.

state roundup: state revenue estimates down slightly; Van Hollen calls threat of fed gov’t firings ‘mafia-style blackmail’, advocates call for answers in teen death while under dhs care

PANEL LOWERS CURRENT REVENUE ESTIMATES, ISSUES WEAK OUTLOOK FOR COMING FISCAL YEAR: A key fiscal panel revised its revenue estimates downward slightly for the current fiscal year, saying Thursday that it expects revenues to be less than one-tenth of a percent lower...

State Roundup: Watermen oppose cut to striped bass catch; some new laws specifically benefit veterans; at Tawes Crab feast, Moore touts Republican support

Maryland watermen oppose 12% cut to striped bass catch; a number of new laws specifically benefit veterans; at Tawes crab feast, Gov. Moore touts re-election support from Republicans.

State Roundup: 430 new laws to take effect; MD Air National Guard says goodbye to its planes

430 new state laws to take effect on Oct. 1; Maryland Air National Guard says goodbye to its airplanes in inactivation ceremony.

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