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State Roundup: Details of budget framework limited, with few exceptions, despite shortfall, filling state vacancies a priority

Details of budget framework limited, with few exceptions, despite shortfall, filling state vacancies a priority

State Roundup: Senate panel advances parts of education reform plan; after much lobbying, development disability community optimistic over restored funding

State Senate panel advances parts of education reform plan; after much lobbying, development disability community optimistic over restored funding; The Dali accident one year later.

STATE ROUNDUP: STATE MISSED CRITICAL KEY BRIDGE risk; BUDGET AGREEMENT BRINGS $1 BILLION IN NEW taxes, $2.5B in cuts; STATE SALARY CUTS REJECTED, PAYROLL OUTPACES INFLATION

STATE MISSED CRITICAL KEY BRIDGE VULNERABILITY PRIOR TO COLLAPSE: The Maryland Transportation Authority failed to conduct a critical vulnerability assessment that would have allowed them to identify previously known structural risks with the Francis Scott Key Bridge...

It’s NOT Time To Pass the Maryland Voting Rights Act

What ant-voter policies are they talking about? In the State of Maryland, we register voters at the DMV – some call it “Motor Voter”. If you are at the DMV to obtain a “Real ID” as required by the Real ID Act of 2005 – you can also register to vote.

State Roundup: Federal cuts, state deficits a double whammy to Bay recovery; bill moves forward for special elections for some legislative vacancies

Federal cuts, state deficits a double whammy to recovery efforts of the Chesapeake Bay; bill moves forward requiring special elections for some legislative vacancies.

State Roundup: Pesticide safety group pulls support for PFAS bill; Senate OKs use of fund for abortion services; Black senators urge state to honor State Police settlement

Pesticide safety group pulls support for PFAS bill following amendments; state Senate OKs use of insurance surcharge fund for abortion services; Black senators urge state to honor State Police settlement after Justice Department drops suit.

State Roundup: Crossover marked by flurry of bills, debate; Moore won’t back B2B tax; House OKs ‘Second Look’ bill

Crossover Day marked by flurry of bills, debate; Gov. Moore won’t back B2B tax; House of Delegates OKs ‘Second Look’ bill.

As Maryland youngsters struggle, some get their best help from peers

When Celia Anthony was a high school sophomore, her fellow students nominated her to be a peer leader in her school’s student-led mental health support and suicide prevention program.

It’s time to pass the Maryland Voting Rights Act

There’s an alarming trend at the federal level to roll back voter protections and make it harder for eligible voters, including voters right here in Maryland, to make their voices heard.

state roundup: crossover day at legislature; FBI HQ MOVE, TOWSON UNIV TARGETED, longtime Baltimore aide Anthony McCarthy dies.

CROSSOVER DAY AT THE LEGISLATURE: The Maryland legislature hits a key deadline Monday, signaling the final three weeks of a 90-day session marked by budgetary woes and continual blows from the federal government. Hannah Gaskill/The Baltimore Sun. NEW FBI HQ GOES TO...

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