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.
General Assembly's 'ethnic and intersectional' caucuses urge passage of legislation to protect civil rights; poll finds Marylanders back education improvements, and will pay up to a point.
'Hidden disability' designation on driver's licenses unanimously approved; Del. Rosenberg seeks improved oversight of drug treatment centers; Gov. Moore's leadership scrutinized as deficit mounts
State agencies spend hundreds of millions in OT annually; some funds restored for mental health services; hundreds of federal workers pack Howard County job fair.
Port of Baltimore rebounds in cargo, but not in cars; state bill targets union-busting tactic; Speaker Jones pushes for Social Equity Department; What Fresh Hell? Maryland federal workers share their stories.
Amid budget crunch, state cuts fund to nascent youth mental health program; poll finds Maryland's trust of federal government tanking, while approval for Gov. Moore remains above 50%.
Budget of Maryland's Developmental Disabilities Administration called a 'black box;' Women's Caucus announces 15 priority bills, most focused on child, health care
State lawmakers eye specific budget items for cuts; bills aim to alter eminent domain procedures; and Maryland, Baltimore sue Glock over ease of modifications
Despite court order, federal grants to Maryland remain frozen; Senate President Ferguson says state budget cuts now occurring line by line, tax on sugary drinks proposed to sweeten state's sour budget picture.