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Watch Live: Gov. Wes Moore's third State of the State address
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore is set to deliver his third annual State of the State address from Annapolis on Wednesday. After ...
Maryland's spending surge under Gov. Moore raises questions on benefits to taxpayers
Spending at certain state agencies has risen under Gov. Wes Moore, but impartial reports raise questions about whether tax ...
Exclusive: Maryland Gov. Wes Moore previews State of State speech on dealing with budget crisis, ‘cruel’ first weeks of Trump
Gov. Wes Moore, in his third annual State of the State address Wednesday, will expand on what he’s recently described as ...
Now that the replacement for Baltimore’s Key Bridge has been revealed, the question of its new name resumes
When Maryland's replacement for Baltimore's Key Bridge is completed as expected in 2028, a state lawmaker wants the name to remain (mostly) the same.
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Hornberger urges Cecil County to follow General Assembly bills with local impact
With the Maryland General Assembly about a third of the way through its annual 90-day session, Del. Kevin Hornberger said he ...
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Bill could protect MD tenants from ‘no cause’ evictions
A bill making its way through the Maryland General Assembly could protect renters from unjust evictions. House Bill 709 would ...
Maryland lawmakers could seek to limit the state’s liability under Child Victims Act
In one of the toughest legislative sessions in years, when Maryland lawmakers are already wrestling with a $3 billion budget ...
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Bill would ban ‘forever chemicals’ amid study showing prevalence of PFAS
A new bill before the Maryland General Assembly would ban more than 1,000 pesticides containing so-called forever chemicals ...
Bill would ban toxic forever chemicals in Maryland
A new bill before the Maryland General Assembly would ban more than 1,000 pesticides containing so-called forever chemicals ...
Divided State Supreme Court Clears the Way for Child Sexual Abuse Cases Against Church, Schools
"The legislature can, and did, reopen the doors to the courthouse in order to rectify this problem. The enactment was not just constitutional, but essential," said Andrew S. Janet, a partner at Janet, ...