Category: General Assembly
Battles over data centers intensify in the Maryland State House and communities
BY IAN FERRIS Capital News Service Taylor Frazier McCollum had never been deeply involved in local...
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Lawmakers wrap up session, governor signs bills
By Capital News Service staff Gov. Wes Moore signed 146 bills into law after Maryland legislators...
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Marylanders Deserve Juries That Reflect Their Communities
By Qiana Johnson and Heather Warnken Maryland holds the shameful distinction of being first in the...
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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...
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A busy Senator, Katie Fry Hester, tackles energy, artificial intelligence and cyber security and lots more
The following column runs in the March issue of The Business Monthly serving Howard and Anne...
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Senate considers official probe of Black boys deaths in old juvenile prison
By ALEXANDER TAYLOR Capital News Service ANNAPOLIS — Several state officials said they support a...
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A third of state Senate running unopposed for reelection
After Tuesday’s filing deadline, more than a third of the incumbents in the Maryland Senate are...
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How Marylanders might fare under the new state budget
To the relief of most state officials, the Maryland General Assembly ended its tense budget cycle this week and passed a balanced spending plan for the coming year.
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Maryland officials worry about ‘chaos’ to come
The Maryland General Assembly just concluded its scheduled spring session, but Democratic leaders are already looking ahead to an uncertain future driven by President Donald Trump’s “chaos.”
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Maryland session concludes with balanced budget and Trump concerns
Maryland lawmakers passed a budget this week, concluding their spring session after months of grappling with a tough fiscal reality and new federal policies coming down from President Donald Trump.
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Maryland homeless services are nervous about the future of federal funding
Maryland’s homeless service providers are bracing for a shakier future after the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development began delivering recent grant funding weeks behind schedule.
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State officials wrestle with school spending in a tough moment
Maryland lawmakers are scrambling to figure out their education budget this spring after learning that $418 million they’d been expecting for public schools from the federal government may not come through.
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