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State Roundup: Maternal Health Act awaits Moore’s signature; health care providers to lose large chunk of HIV funding; Elections Board seeks dismissal of lawsuit

Maternal Health Act awaits Moore’s signature; health care providers to lose large chunk of HIV funding; Maryland State Board of Elections seeks dismissal of lawsuit

State Roundup: How tax hikes will pay for Education Blueprint; immigrant workers power Maryland workforce; Moore establishes environmental literacy program

How tax hikes will pay for Education Blueprint; immigrant workers power Maryland workforce; Moore establishes environmental literacy program

5 Places to Appreciate Nature in Maryland This Earth Day

Earth Day is an annual holiday that celebrates the Earth and raises awareness about the need to protect the environment.

State Roundup: As mail-in primary ballots come in, some elections boards to begin count; Trone-Alsobrooks debate shows little policy difference

As mail-in ballots come in for the May 14 primary election, some boards to begin count; Trone-Alsobrooks debate shows little policy difference as endorsements roll in.

Maryland Starbucks unionizes days before a Supreme Court case on labor rights

Workers at the Shipley’s Grant Starbucks cafe voted to unionize this week, just days ahead of a Supreme Court case involving the company’s challenge of a federal labor injunction.

State Roundup: Post endorses Alsobrooks; her successor as prosecutor endorses Trone; Blueprint board issues deadline; 100+ cargo ships lost power in Md. since 2010

U.S. Senate hopeful Angela Alsobrooks’ successor as Prince George’s County, Md.’s top prosecutor has endorsed her opponent, U.S. Rep. David Trone, as the congressman leads with about a month remaining before the Democratic primary.

State Roundup: ER wait times in Maryland hospitals among longest; behavioral health insurance coverage lacking; new laws target work zone safety, caring for victims’ families

ER wait times in Maryland hospitals among longest; behavioral health insurance coverage lacking; new laws target work zone safety, caring for victims’ families

Moore celebrates bipartisan wins in second session

Gov. Wes Moore bragged the other day about “going 26 for 26” in passing his bills through the General Assembly, a display of bipartisan achievement he called “Maryland’s win.”

After two deadly work zone crashes, Maryland officials press for change

Beginning January 2025, fines shift to a tiered system ranging from $60 to $500 depending on the driver’s speed. Fines will double if workers are present at the time of the violation.

State Roundup: Campaign Money: Who got what and where’s it coming from?; union, community leaders mount opposition to Hogan Senate race

Campaign Money: Who got what and where’s it coming from?; union, community leaders mount opposition to Hogan; elite contractors to aid Key Bridge salvage, Port of Baltimore reopening.

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