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STATE ROUNDUP: DOCKWORKERS PUT STRIKE ON HOLD; PORT OF BALTIMORE TO REOPEN; OBAMA BACKS ALSOBROOKS; AUDIT FINDS ISSUES WITH AGENCY HANDLING TAX CREDITS; HOGAN’S SUPER PAC OUTSPENDS ALSOBROOKS

LONGSHOREMEN PUT STRIKE ON HOLD: Longshoremen are returning to work at the Port of Baltimore and other ports from Maine to Texas, just three days after walking out on a strike that threatened to cripple the economy if it went on for an extended period of time....

State Roundup: Maryland spends millions to settle lawsuits every year; BPW OKs State Police settlement; Kids online safety law goes into effect

Maryland spends millions to settle lawsuits every year and officials ask why; BPW OKs State Police settlement over discriminatory practices; Kids online safety law goes into effect.

Maryland spends millions to settle suits every year – and officials don’t like it

The state of Maryland is spending millions of dollars to settle lawsuits every year, and top elected officials aren’t happy about it.

In deep-blue Prince George’s County, running as a Republican is tough. Michael Riker is trying anyway.

When discussions finished at a local town hall, Michael Riker, 61, grabbed his home-designed palm cards and hustled to the door. Dressed in an oversized gray suit and sporting a yellow tie with “We the People” printed on it, Riker stumped for votes mainly by commiserating with disgruntled attendees.

Phones Off, Focus On: How Maryland schools are cracking down on cell phones this fall

Classrooms across Maryland are a bit more quiet this fall, with students under new rules to keep their phones off and out of sight.

Maryland approves $2.75 million settlement for discrimination by state police

The U.S. Department of Justice conducted a two-year investigation into state police hiring practices for a violation of Title VII, which prohibits discrimination against employees or applicants based on race, color, religion, sex and national origin.

Alsobrooks details her tax controversy – and shifts focus to Hogan’s independence

Alsobrooks did not specify which tax credit she was referring to; CNN reported that she improperly claimed two, one of which is intended for low-income senior citizens. The improper credits were claimed on the D.C. home as well as one in Maryland, according to CNN.

State Roundup: Dockworkers strike expected to disrupt supply chain; law protecting gender affirming care takes effect; Judge green lights UM pro-Palestine protest

Dockworkers strike expected to disrupt supply chain; law protecting gender affirming care takes effect; judge green lights UM pro-Palestine protest.

State Roundup: Port of Baltimore dockworkers join East Coast strike; State Police to issue policy on using facial recognition technology

Port of Baltimore dockworkers join East Coast, Gulf of Mexico longshoremen’s strike; State Police to issue policy on using facial recognition technology.

State Roundup: Heat protection standards for workers go into effect; possible longshoremen’s strike imperils local economy; OD deaths in Maryland decline

Heat protection regulations for workers go into effect; possible longshoremen’s strike on Tuesday could imperil local economy already suffering from Key Bridge collapse; OD deaths in Maryland decline; Super PAC pours millions into pro-Hogan ads.

Photo Gallery: Tea Party Rally in Annapolis

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