Category: State Roundup

Safety features add to rising cost of new Key Bridge; amid federal actions, families scramble for Thanksgiving at food banks; HUD funding cuts could displace 4,000 Marylanders.

Maryland public school enrollment takes a dip; kids need sleep but the cost of starting school later is expensive; Sen. Attar pleads not guilty

Maryland congressional lawmakers seek home-heating funds as first cold-related death confirmed; state Senate President Bill Ferguson answers critics of his anti-early redistricting stance; candidates begin lining up.

SHIFT IN HUD FUNDING COULD UNHOUSE THOUSANDS: State officials and anti-homelessness organizations ...

Legislative auditor says agencies’ issues remain unresolved; PJM stakeholders reject final 12 data center regulation proposals; Board of Public Works bars 4 individuals, 1 company from doing business with state; Arundel judge deals a blow to unaffiliated voters.

Redistricting commission warned that court challenge likely; lawmakers seek to update recording laws to include security cameras, cellphones; NTSB hearing examines Key Bridge accident

Key Bridge replacement estimates now at upward of $4.3B as nine Dali crewmembers stranded in B’more ; PSC staff says state should continue considering transmission line; Western Maryland lawmakers say ‘no thanks’ to seceding to West Virginia.

Gov. Moore, Senate Pres Ferguson jostle for advantage in redistricting fight; Maryland sheriffs assisting ICE at a fast pace; School for the Blind to get $65.5M athletics facility.

GOVERNMENT JUST REOPENED. MD DEMS SAY IS COULD CLOSE AGAIN IN JANUARY: Late on Wednesday night,...

Maryland budget guru cautions against using reserves to offset $1.5 billion shortfall; federal shutdown ends but Maryland emerges with wounds.