Category: State Roundup

Maryland could face $1.4 billion budget gap; unlicensed elder care facilities thrive in B’more; Sen. Michael Jackson now colonel as he takes over State Police.

Maryland’s congressional Dems say ‘No’ to Senate plan, citing health care issue; fifth Bay cleanup agreement ready for signatures; nonprofit federal contractor losing $110,000 a month with shutdown.

Gov. Moore says ‘No’ to Trump order to ‘undo’ SNAP aid; pressure mounts on Senate Pres Ferguson to move forward on redistricting

BWI, REAGAN, NATIONAL AND DULLES FACING FAA FLIGHT CUTS: Baltimore-Washington International...

Across the board, Marylanders concerned that AI will be harmful; Food banks see more folks in need; state to sue Trump administration over FBI HQ.

More Maryland public schools see star ratings improve; state Del. Szeliga says she’ll challenge congressional redistricting attempts; ICE prepares to increase presence in Maryland.

Gov. Moore pushes ahead on redistricting without Sen. Ferguson; frees $62 million more for SNAP; New poll finds Moore approval rating steady with a catch.

Menhaden in middle of fight over Bay health; judges tell Trump to free SNAP benefits; Exelon to seek OK to build power plant in Maryland

MOORE DECLARES STATE OF EMERGENCY, ANNOUNCES $10 MILLION IN ASSISTANCE TO FOOD BANKS: In lieu of...

Gov. Moore hints at moving ahead with congressional remapping despite opposition from Senate Pres Ferguson; Maryland senators object as U.S. Senate panel votes to keep FBI HQ in D.C.; Moore urged to fund SNAP benefits.