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State Roundup: Committee blasts former Hogan chief of staff McGrath

Calling on the Maryland Environmental Service to pursue civil legal action against its former head Roy McGrath, a joint legislative committee slammed McGrath and his top aide for money paid to them while they were at the quasi-state agency.

Sheep graze beneath the solar panels: a winning solution

With many solar arrays ending up on farmland, a movement is fast taking hold to make sure that they will benefit the environment, agriculture and wildlife, and not just create a sea of silicon. Allowing sheep to graze among solar panels has become one attractive antidote.

State Roundup: Spring Grove-UMBC deal celebrated; elected officials to head to Vegas for fabled event; gov-hopeful Schulz calls 1992 Maryland abortion law ‘relevant’

State, local, UMBC officials celebrate Spring Grove campus transfer; elected officials to head to Vegas for fabled real estate event; Republican gubernatorial candidate Schulz calls 1992 Maryland abortion law ‘relevant.’

Great news on an oyster recovery in the Chesapeake can be repeated going forward

By Captain Robert Newberry Delmarva Fisheries Association The headline in a recent newspaper article on Maryland’s wild oyster harvest said it was the largest since 1987; the headline ended with a question – “Can it be sustained?” That’s a valid question for which the...

State Roundup: Audit of Medical Examiner’s Office called lacking; Covid cases ‘explode’ in Carroll; former Montgomery Exec Sid Kramer dies

Del. Reznick says the state audit of the Medical Examiner’s Office is lacking; Covid cases ‘explode’ in Carroll, officials suggest indoor masking; former state senator Sid Kramer, who was Montgomery County’s third county executive, dies at 96.

State Roundup: $4 billion capital budget among 140 bills signed; parents push back on school health curriculum; Van Hollen remains in hospital

$4 billion capital budget — including $1.2 billion in one-time projects — among 140 bills signed; parents push back on school health curriculum that includes gender identity; Van Hollen remains in hospital after minor stroke.

State Roundup: Van Hollen suffers ‘minor stroke;’ Dem leaders want Maryland as early primary state; where did the ethics complaints go?

Sen. Van Hollen suffers ‘minor stroke;’ Dem leaders seek to make Maryland an early primary state; whatever happened to the two-year-old ethics complaints against Hogan?

Millions of dollars raised In Maryland congressional races, but just a few real contests

Candidates in competitive congressional races in Maryland are raising millions ahead of the July 19 primary while Democratic incumbents in what are considered safe seats are using their fundraising power to support the party and its candidates elsewhere, Federal Election Commission filings show.

State Roundup: Hogan signs cybersecurity reforms

Gov. Larry Hogan signs cybersecurity bills into law aimed at stopping crippling attacks. Baltimore Council President Nick Mosby found guilty of ethics violations related to a legal defense fund.

State Roundup: BPW votes 2-1 to transfer Spring Grove to UMBC; group seeks to repeal law expanding abortion care providers; Stadium Authority criticized over O’s concert deal

Franchot seeks delay, but BPW votes 2-1 to transfer Spring Grove to UMBC for a dollar; group seeks to repeal law expanding abortion care providers to nurse practitioners, nurse midwives and physician assistants; Treasurer Davis criticizes Stadium Authority giving O’s chunk of proceeds from concerts.

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