Category: State Roundup

County officials decry 50-50 split for compensating erroneous convictions; Gov. Moore, U.S. Transportation Secretary Duffy to meet this week over Key Bridge rebuild, other projects; former Del. and Administrative Law Judge Tom Dewberry dies.

Gov. Moore calls special session to appoint new House speaker; Other states could provide roadmap to shuttering unlicensed senior care facilities; House, Senate welcome two new members; Public school enrollment drops by more than 11,000.

Children at Baltimore youth detention center go without heat; senior care experts warn about unlicensed facilities; Del. Feldmark drops Howard County executive race following cancer diagnosis.

RNC, MDGOP sue over two counties’ voter roll numbers; Del. Peña-Melnyk emerges as front-runner for House Speaker; Marylanders continue to push for early redistricting; U.S. Rep. Harris hospitalized with dizziness.

JONES TO STEP DOWN, ENDING HISTORIC ERA AS HOUSE SPEAKER: Maryland House of Delegates Speaker...

Maryland’s terrible ER wait times see some improvement; Gov. Moore stands firm against turning over SNAP recipient data to feds; risks, benefits of planned data center outlined.

Maryland increases reliance on isolating prisoners amid staffing shortage; feds sue to gain access to Maryland voter rolls; Bay agreement revised as Gov. Wes Moore passes gavel to Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro.

Public Defender’s Office to seek funds for more staff to meet caseload; Human Services Secretary pleads guilty to DUI; after a tough four years, Baltimore County’s Inspector General to launch the position in Howard.

Maryland National Guard staff abused teens in their care, complaints say; health officials urge Marylanders to get flu vaccines; Federal ag bill would be a gift to struggling farmers

AFGHAN NATIONAL WHO ONCE WORKED FOR CIA CHARGED IN D.C. AMBUSH; ONE GUARD MEMBER DIES: Federal...