Category: State Roundup

$130 MILLION FOR MD CLIMATE FUNDING FROM FEDS: Gov. Wes Moore’s administration hailed the news...

Inmates with severe mental illness languish behind bars without help; state’s new child-care scholarship fund quickly depleted; higher ed employees nearing union contract.

Maryland’s consumer utility advocate joins opponents to 70-mile power line; Some education board members balk at holding 3rd graders back over reading ability; state gets federal environmental OK for Key Bridge rebuild

Baltimore Archdiocese, survivors reach tentative agreement for negotiations; Maryland Democratic delegates pledge to Kamala Harris for president; Drug Affordability Board frustrated by slow progress.

Marylanders react to Biden leaving presidential race; many lining up behind VP Harris as Black women warn Dems on seeking different nominee; Thrive Academy makes some progress at gun violence prevention.

BWI AT NEAR STANDSTILL DUE TO WORLDWIDE IT OUTAGE: A worldwide technology outage that’s grounded...

Despite agencies’ objections, BPW cuts state budget by $150 million; Blueprint for Maryland implementation review is delayed again

Thousands opposing three-county, 70-mile energy transmission line proposal; brother of Rachel Morin speaks on illegal immigration at GOP convention; David Bossie a Maryland star at RNC; former Gov. Hogan isn’t there.

Gov. Moore moves forward with B’more light rail despite lag in ridership; Moore, Senate candidate Hogan call for less vitriol in political discourse; campaign of Senate candidate Alsobrooks chides Hogan over fake Alsobrooks website.

Maryland officials condemn the deadly violence directed at former President Trump at killed one person; hazmat traffic, detoured because of the Key Bridge collapse, is using prohibited tunnels.