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Judge Issues Preliminary Injunction In Unemployment Benefits Case; Hogan Won't Appeal
A Baltimore City Circuit Court judge issued a ruling that will maintain Maryland's participation in enhanced federal unemployment benefits.
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Baltimore County Residents Weigh Single- Versus Multi-Member Districts At Hearing
Multi-member districts should be kept in the state's proposed maps because they boost legislative diversity, proponents of the model said.
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Josh Kurtz: Already, A Democratic Identity Crisis On Policing
As sure as night follows day, national pundits are reading way too much into a single primary result from New York, the author states.
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Psychiatric Experts Offer Different Conclusions About Capital Gazette Gunman's Sanity
In what has become a battle of psychiatric experts, the state is expected to call final expert witnesses in the trial of the accused gunman.
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Advocates, Elected Officials Oppose Beltway Toll Rate Plan At Public Hearing
About 12 advocates and elected officials spoke against toll rates proposed as part of a plan to widen portions of I-270 and the beltway.
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Enhanced Federal Unemployment Benefits Will Continue Until At Least August
The decision comes after a week of fast-paced legal activity and court orders to block Hogan Jr. (R) from cutting off the expanded benefits.
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Opinion: Allowing Unfettered Access To Build Cell Towers In The Name Of 5G Is Bad Policy
The Montgomery County Council is poised to pass legislation that will flood our neighborhoods with 5G cell towers.
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Frank DeFilippo: Hogan Created His Own Transportation Mess By Cutting Tolls That Provide Funding
Hogan’s (R) transportation and environmental plans "appear to be a tangle of contradictions and misbegotten directions," the author states.
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Former Governor Glendening To Join Political Consulting Firm
Former Gov. Parris N. Glendening is joining Scarlet Oak Strategies, the public affairs and political consulting firm founded by his son.
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Q&A With New State Superintendent Mohammed Choudhury
On July 1, Mohammed Choudhury began his new job as the state superintendent of Maryland, as he arrived here two weeks ago.
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Survivors Testify At Capital Gazette Shooting Sentencing Trial
Survivors of the 2018 Capital Gazette newsroom shooting gave emotional testimony on the witness stand Friday, facing the accused gunman.
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Central Maryland Residents Urge Redistricting Commission To Keep Neighborhoods Intact In Proposed Maps
The Citizens Redistricting Commission heard this familiar appeal from residents of Baltimore City, and Anne Arundel and Howard counties.
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Ferguson And Jones Announce Legislative Redistricting Commission
The Maryland General Assembly has launched its own commission to draw new congressional and legislative district maps.
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Blueprint Accountability Board Nominating Committee Accepts Applications Starting Monday
Applications to serve on a board to support the Blueprint for Maryland's Future education reforms will be accepted starting today.
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Prosecution Begins Making Case For Prison Sentence For Capital Gazette Shooter
After seven days of proceedings, defense attorneys for accused shooter Jarrod Ramos rested their case; the prosecution now begins its case.
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Speaker, Democratic Delegates Call For Removal Of Labor Secretary, End To Lawsuit
The letter to Hogan indicates "poor communication with claimants" and "conflicting and inaccurate advice to unemployed Marylanders."
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During Debate Over $100M Contract, Franchot And Kopp Decry Continued Use Of Emergency Contracts
Maryland's top fiscal leaders sounded the alarm over state spending through emergency contracts that are exempt from financial oversight.
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Hogan Announces Appointees To New Juvenile Services Education Board
Gov. Hogan Jr., named five members to serve on the board that will oversee educational programs within the Department of Juvenile Services.
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Top Developer Submits Bid For Second Phase Of Offshore Wind Project In Maryland
The Danish offshore wind developer Ørsted has submitted a bid to generate up to 760 megawatts of power with a proposed second project.
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Maryland Hopes $50,000 Scholarship Lottery Will Boost Vaccination Among Young People
As students prepare to return to campuses in the fall, Maryland launches a $1 million effort to encourage vaccination among young people.