Yanis Temby, Author at MarylandReporter.com

State Roundup: DHS failed to document children’s deaths from abuse or neglect; lawmakers consider AI’s benefits, dangers; Power line company wants regulators to move faster

DHS failed to document children’s deaths from abuse or neglect; lawmakers to consider AI’s benefits and dangers; Power line company wants regulators to move faster.

state roundup: 12,000 Md. soybean farmers caught in US-China trade war; moore invests $37M in affordable housing; former governors weigh in on national guard deployment.

SOYBEAN FARMERS ARE CAUGHT IN A U.S.-CHINA TRADE WAR: China, the world’s top purchaser of soybeans, gets a large share of its beans from American farmers. Last year alone, China bought more than half of the soybeans exported by them, or $12.6 billion worth. The more...

State Roundup: Moore targets foster care system for repair following teen’s suicide; officials flock to BWI to support federal workers

Gov. Moore targets foster care system for repair following teen’s suicide; officials flock to BWI to support federal workers; Marylanders sue state Health Department over Medicaid waiver issues.

Government shutdown: By the numbers

By MATT COHEN AND MOLECULE JONGWILAI Capital News Service The government shutdown continues into its second week as Congress has yet to come to a deal on a budget bill. The shutdown began at midnight on Oct. 1, the close of the 2025 fiscal year, and the Senate...

Democrats urge end to shutdown so airport workers can get paid

By MIRA BEINART Capital News Service Maryland Democratic officials on Wednesday thanked federal workers who are continuing to show up for work during the government shutdown even though they’re not getting paid right now for their service. The officials held a morning...

State Roundup: Shutdown highlights Maryland dependence on federal dollars; trying to quit a federal job, but unable to and lawsuits on pause; demolition of Pimlico in photos

Shutdown highlights Maryland dependence on federal dollars; trying to quit a federal job, but unable to and lawsuits on pause; demolition of Pimlico in photos.

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.

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