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State Roundup: Maryland fails many who seek protec...

By Cynthia Prairie | October 8, 2026 | State Roundup | 0 |

State Roundup: Cox-Moore debate contentious right ...

By Cynthia Prairie | October 7, 2026 | State Roundup | 1 |

State Roundup: Maryland now picks up 75% of tab fo...

By Cynthia Prairie | October 6, 2026 | State Roundup | 0 |

State Roundup: 31,000 apply for driver’s lic...

By Cynthia Prairie | October 5, 2026 | State Roundup | 0 |

state roundup: 4,500 immigrants lose medicaid; U.S...

By Leslie Hunt | October 2, 2026 | State Roundup | 2 |

4,500 Maryland immigrants lose Medicaid, while tho...

By Capital News Service | October 1, 2026 | News | 0 |

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4,500 Maryland immigrants lose Medicaid, while thousands of low-income adults at risk under January rules

4,500 Maryland immigrants lose Medicaid, while thousands of low-income adults at risk under January rules

By Capital News Service | October 1, 2026 | News | 0 |

By: MEHEDI MAROF Capital News Service  About 4,500 immigrants living legally in Maryland will lose...

  • In Howard race for executive, Kane’s candidacy means no free ride for Atterbeary

    In Howard race for executive, Kane’s candidacy means no free ride for Atterbeary

    By Len Lazarick | September 29, 2026 | Election, News | 1 |

  • Residents fear Frederick County will be the new ‘data center alley’

    Residents fear Frederick County will be the new ‘data center alley’

    By Capital News Service | June 12, 2026 | News | 0 |

  • Ball endorses Atterbeary for Howard County executive, attacks her opponents

    Ball endorses Atterbeary for Howard County executive, attacks her opponents

    By Len Lazarick | June 4, 2026 | News | 5 |

  • When ICE arrests you, what happens to your car?

    When ICE arrests you, what happens to your car?

    By Capital News Service | June 1, 2026 | News | 0 |

State Roundup

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State Roundup: Maryland fails many who seek protective orders; Most Marylanders oppose all data centers; US Wind to leave Sparrows Point after OC project falters

State Roundup: Maryland fails many who seek protective orders; Most Marylanders oppose all data centers; US Wind to leave Sparrows Point after OC project falters

By Cynthia Prairie | October 8, 2026 | State Roundup | 0 |

Maryland fails many who seek protective orders; Most Marylanders oppose all data centers; US Wind to leave Sparrows Point after OC project falters.

  • State Roundup: Cox-Moore debate contentious right off the bat; Busy day at Tradepoint Atlantic as Trump touts shipbuilding; 248 schools are most vulnerable to measles outbreak

    State Roundup: Cox-Moore debate contentious right off the bat; Busy day at Tradepoint Atlantic as Trump touts shipbuilding; 248 schools are most vulnerable to measles outbreak

    By Cynthia Prairie | October 7, 2026 | State Roundup | 1 |

  • State Roundup: Maryland now picks up 75% of tab for SNAP benefits; Trump visits a Dundalk a little more down on its heels; Cox, Moore face off in debate tonight; New poll finds Moore leading Cox by 27 points

    State Roundup: Maryland now picks up 75% of tab for SNAP benefits; Trump visits a Dundalk a little more down on its heels; Cox, Moore face off in debate tonight; New poll finds Moore leading Cox by 27 points

    By Cynthia Prairie | October 6, 2026 | State Roundup | 0 |

  • State Roundup: 31,000 apply for driver’s license with hidden disability designation; Feds to release Bay cleanup funds; Trump to speak at Tradepoint Atlantic; Moore seeks state funds to fight David Smith lawsuit

    State Roundup: 31,000 apply for driver’s license with hidden disability designation; Feds to release Bay cleanup funds; Trump to speak at Tradepoint Atlantic; Moore seeks state funds to fight David Smith lawsuit

    By Cynthia Prairie | October 5, 2026 | State Roundup | 0 |

  • state roundup: 4,500 immigrants lose medicaid; U.S. DOJ challenges new Md. ban on police wearing masks

    state roundup: 4,500 immigrants lose medicaid; U.S. DOJ challenges new Md. ban on police wearing masks

    By Leslie Hunt | October 2, 2026 | State Roundup | 2 |

State House, Election

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In Howard race for executive, Kane’s candidacy means no free ride for Atterbeary

In Howard race for executive, Kane’s candidacy means no free ride for Atterbeary

By Len Lazarick | September 29, 2026 | Election, News | 1 |

The following column appears in the October issue of The Business Monthly serving Howard and Anne...

  • Maryland, not Texas, Triggered the National Mid-Decade Redistricting War

    Maryland, not Texas, Triggered the National Mid-Decade Redistricting War

    By Howard Gorrell | September 4, 2026 | Commentary, Election | 0 |

  • Analysis: Primary voters are not representative, but non-voters are not likely to turn out

    Analysis: Primary voters are not representative, but non-voters are not likely to turn out

    By Mark Uncapher | June 16, 2026 | Election | 1 |

  • In Baltimore County’s District 6, Senate candidates Salling, Eisenhart battle – in court

    In Baltimore County’s District 6, Senate candidates Salling, Eisenhart battle – in court

    By Capital News Service | June 11, 2026 | Election | 0 |

  • With General Assembly primaries looming, it’s all about Trump all across Maryland

    With General Assembly primaries looming, it’s all about Trump all across Maryland

    By Capital News Service | June 2, 2026 | Election | 0 |

Commentary

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What’s behind the decline of women in Maryland’s workforce and what to do about it

What’s behind the decline of women in Maryland’s workforce and what to do about it

By Naina Raju | September 30, 2026 | Commentary | 0 |

By Naina Raju This summer, while serving as a research intern with the Maryland General Assembly,...

  • If Maryland Can Set Hospital Rates, It Can Also Make Them Transparent

    If Maryland Can Set Hospital Rates, It Can Also Make Them Transparent

    By Peter J. Pitts | September 21, 2026 | Commentary | 1 |

  • Ballot Questions might be more difficult for voters with disabilities to understand

    Ballot Questions might be more difficult for voters with disabilities to understand

    By Howard Gorrell | September 16, 2026 | Commentary | 0 |

  • Ballot questions written at a graduate school level, not plain language, as new law requires

    Ballot questions written at a graduate school level, not plain language, as new law requires

    By Howard Gorrell | September 8, 2026 | Commentary | 1 |

  • Maryland, not Texas, Triggered the National Mid-Decade Redistricting War

    Maryland, not Texas, Triggered the National Mid-Decade Redistricting War

    By Howard Gorrell | September 4, 2026 | Commentary, Election | 0 |

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state roundup: supreme court says redistricting question stays on ballot, but rewritten; gloria steinem’s maryland legacy

MARYLAND SUPREME COURT SAYS REDISTRICTING BALLOT QUESTION CAN GO TO VOTERS: A proposed ballot question that could set new standards for the way congressional maps are drawn in Maryland will go to voters in November, the Supreme Court of Maryland ruled Thursday...

Maryland, not Texas, Triggered the National Mid-Decade Redistricting War

By Howard Lee Gorrell On Thursday, the Supreme Court of Maryland closed the curtain on the wild “2026 Maryland Mid-Decade Redistricting” show by ordering that Question 3 remain on the November 2026 general election ballot and directing the State Board of Elections to...

State Roundup: Maryland Supremes to hear redistricting amendment challenges; regulators ponder cuts to energy efficiency program; Frederick County data center proposal criticized

Maryland Supremes to hear redistricting amendment challenges; regulators ponder cuts to energy efficiency program; Frederick County data center proposal criticized

State Roundup: Launch of paid leave a relief for families; Moore’s views on data centers takes a turn; audit finds MTA failed to collect $818M in tolls and fees

Launch of paid leave a relief for families, a concern for businesses; Gov. Moore’s views on data centers takes a turn toward local control; audit finds MTA failed to collect $818 million in tolls and fees.

State Roundup: Layoffs hit Maryland broadcast news: Remembering Radio News Days at WBAL; Anchorless TV News Bad for Journalism; hotels flout state law on human trafficking training; new IT Tax brings in much less than expected

Layoffs hit Maryland’s broadcast news: Remembering the glory news days at WBAL-Radio; Anchorless TV news bad for journalism; also, Hotels flout state law on human trafficking training; new IT Tax brings in much less than state expected.

State Roundup: 2nd judge rules against redistricting ballot question; Maryland farmers feel pinch of federal tariffs; cursive returns to more public schools

2nd judge rules against redistricting ballot question; state workers say delays, denials in insurance coverage worsens their recovery; Maryland farmers feel pinch of federal tariffs; cursive returns to more public schools

state roundup: faulty software to blame for millions in medicaid fraud; dorchester judge promises quick decision in second redistricting challenge; updates on the schools Blueprint

ALLEGED FAULTY SOFTWARE TO BLAME FOR MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR MEDICAID FRAUD: Maryland is suing a former state health department contractor for its allegedly defective software that hobbled regulators’ abilities to fight fraud in the drug and mental health treatment...

School Blueprint is an ongoing fiscal headache

This column appears in the September issue of The Business Monthly serving Howard and Anne Arundel counties.  8:45 a.m. on a Saturday morning in the resort town of Ocean City. Not a fishing trip, not an early day at the beach or a time to sleep in after a late night...

State Roundup: Judge rules against redistricting ballot measure; counties with measles outbreak have lower vax rates; Key Bridge rebuild get ready

Arundel judge rules against redistricting ballot measure; counties with measles outbreak have lower vax rates; Key Bridge rebuild get ready.

Judge tosses redistricting amendment, but Md. supreme court must rule. Ballot language is hard to understand.

A state judge Wednesday tossed the state constitutional amendment passed just a few weeks ago, saying the legislature violated its own laws. He was also puzzled by the language voters would see to approve the change in redistricting standards. The Maryland Supreme...

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