Category: State Roundup

LACK OF NURSING HOME INSPECTIONS BRINGS LAWSUIT TO MD DEPT. OF HEALTH: The Maryland Department of...

Angela Alsobrooks beats high-spending David Trone by wide margin for high-stakes Senate nomination; state Sen. Sarah Elfreth wins over former Capitol defender Harry Dunn in the 3rd Congressional District primary; Olszewski to face Klacik in the 2nd Congressional and McClain Delaney vs. Neil Parrott in the 6th.

Explosion frees Dali from Key Bridge wreckage; Maryland AG seeks to hire law firms for Key Bridge suits; It’s primary election day; Maryland races make the national spotlight.

Low primary election turnout expected; the race to watch: who’ll take on Hogan for the Senate; Controlled Demolition delays till today explosion to clear section of Key Bridge.

CONTROLLED DEMOLITION TOMORROW ATOP DALI: Salvage crews are preparing explosive charges for the...

Challenge to Maryland’s election system dismissed over plaintiffs’ standing; despite law, hospitals slow to repay poor patients; Md. Supreme Court to consider time limit on sex abuse claims.

Fatal overdoses in Maryland continue to decline; Carroll officials blast state lawmakers for inaction on fentanyl; body of 6th Key Bridge worker recovered.

Tenant advocates see progress in 2024 session; political world focused on Maryland’s Senate race; some want new name for Key Bridge replacement but U.S. Rep. Harris says federal funding will be tied to keeping the name.

State aid for child care may not be enough as costs continue to rise; Senate President Ferguson chides Harry Dunn on ad attacking Sarah Elfreth in the 3rd Congressional District; Del. Joe Vogel gaining support in the 6th District.

Key Bridge replacement estimate tops $1.7B; David Trone self-funding Senate campaign makes history; with name still on the ballot, Thiru Vignarajah drops out of B’more mayor’s race, backs Sheila Dixon.