Category: State Roundup

GOV. MOORE SAYS STATE CONFRONTING ‘TWO STORMS’: Gov. Wes Moore (D) has used his semiannual...

Maryland government to continue hiring despite looming deficit; D.C. accuses Maryland of delaying stadium deal for Key Bridge funding; Health, Corrections secretaries get grilled

Proponents to try once again to expand alcohol sales venues; health care at Perkins, correctional facilities scrutinized.

Lawmakers seek to address state’s flagging economy; governors to meet on bay commitment; suspect in CEO’s killing has deep Maryland ties

Some superintendents seek cooperation with Moore administration to make changes in Blueprint; Bills addressing dangerous mold, gun violence expected in upcoming session.

SCHOOLS WILL GET NEW STANDARDIZED TESTS: Maryland plans to replace the standardized tests used to...

Rep. Jerry Nadler steps aside, making way for Raskin’s rise on Judiciary; State Center closed again; new FBI HQ in Greenbelt now a question under Trump.

Public schools see some improvement; feds give final OK to 114-off shore wind project; Maryland seeks D.C. air squadron for Commanders stadium deal

Maryland’s U.S. government workers worry about Trump cutbacks; Rep. Raskin challenges Rep. Nadler for ranking Dem spot on House Judiciary; Rep. Harris means a more friend Freedom Caucus for Trump.

Change in method to fill legislative vacancies now has a chance; behavioral health workers in short supply; Mayor Scott says he won’t be swayed by Trump threats over deportation cooperation