Category: State Roundup

State fails to properly oversee nursing homes, lawsuit alleges; how Baltimore became the overdose capital of the U.S.; Hogan doubles down on pro-choice claim.

Superintendent Wright pushes for more teacher diversity; grant to give ‘science of reading’ training to 33,500 teachers; some juvie sex offenders barred from public schools.

OPC says BGE customers to get hit hard by Houston corporation’s roposed cost recovery plan; state drug board names 6 meds for cost review; Supreme Court declines to hear challenge to state assault weapons ban, for now.

Dali refloated this morning; Republican Senate candidate Hogan’s abortion pivot dumbfounds Dems; Gov. Moore vetoes public notice bill.

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.