Category: State Roundup

STATE WORKERS UNION SUES MOORE, UNIVERSITY SYSTEM FOR WITHHELD RAISES: Union leaders filed an...

Maryland Freedom Caucus hopes to remake Maryland GOP one primary at a time; BPW OKs funds for new voting system; MTA kicks off search for new Key Bridge contractor; Cyclosporiasis cases hit 110 statewide.

Maryland prisons are most deadly in the country; Union, state clash over prison staffing; Republicans may boycott special session; Bowie State MARC station redevelopment team unveiled.

General Assembly leaders put strict limits on special session agenda; Maryland amid tough year for homebuilding; Gov. Moore courts Republicans in Congress to ensure Key Bridge funding.

Environmental groups sound alarm over commercial building code changes that could weaken national energy code; Maryland & Virginia both lost workers in Trump cuts, but one fared better than the other; Roxbury brawl highlights prison staffing shortage; feds sue cities over ‘sanctuary’ policies

AIR QUALITY WORSENS AS WILDFIRE SMOKE DRIFTS IN: Maryland health experts are urging residents to...

Sinclair’s David Smith threatens to sue Gov Moore over Epstein-financial comments; Lower turnout for Maryland primary; 19 prison officers administratively charged after inmate found dead; heat-related deaths up as high temps settle in.

Use of public financing grew in county executive primaries; Act written by Rep. Olszewski offers redevelopment grants within new federal housing bill; more Marylanders face utility service shutoffs.

Maryland public schools among most racially segregated; mental health, addiction services face budget cuts; PJM finalizing plans for data center demands; Atty Gen Brown defends Trust Act as constitutional.

3rd Party candidates; Sheriffs say DOJ suit confirms concerns over Trust Act; highway deaths are down slightly while trooper cite 4,600 speeding drivers