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Mid-Decade Redistricting Poses More Risk Than Reward, Ferguson Warns
The statements come as protests are growing in support of congressional redistricting in Maryland to counter GOP moves in other states.

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The statements come as protests are growing in support of congressional redistricting in Maryland to counter GOP moves in other states.

The plan announced this summer to keep the FBI downtown reverses the 2023 decision that selected Greenbelt as the agency’s new home.
The Chesapeake Bay region opened more than 300 miles of rivers and streams for migratory fish in 2022-2023, a tenfold increase.
U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson said Wednesday there were “no surprises” in the previous day’s elections.
Only two other companies submitted proposals under the state's new fast-track permitting process for energy projects.
Szeliga, GOP delegate who successfully challenged 2022 redistricting maps, calls Moore’s latest commission ‘Kabuki theater’.
“We’re celebrating 25 years of Progressive Maryland, the progress we have been able to make as a state,” Director Stafford said Friday.
The move to redraw Maryland's 8 congressional districts could set up a showdown with the Senate president, who opposes redistricting.
A panel also approves Maryland's request for more time to study a proposal that would reopen a spring season for rockfish.
Consumer advocates question the proposal and warn that ratepayers would foot the bill.
The “Blue Line Corridor” is Prince George’s County’s main economic redevelopment and revitalization project.
The scholarship ‘impacts everyone,' said child care owner Cindi Webb.
With funds expected to run out on Saturday, the governor has not yet announced if or how he plans to address the loss in food benefits.
Secretary Rafael Lopez told lawmakers that many of the problems in the agency were inherited.
AG Anthony Brown joins suit to challenge USDA's stance that the food assistance benefit will not be funded amid the government shutdown.
It comes after Maryland's failed attempt to make the document more ambitious; final approval of the updated plan is expected in December.
As the government shutdown nears the four-week mark, AFGE urges Democratic senators to give in and pass a clean budget extension.
Changes continue in senior leadership under Gov. Wes Moore (D), with the announcement Tuesday of two new deputy chiefs of staff.
An audit uncovered duplicated efforts, a patchwork of criminal background check policies and a lack of accountability.
There is no legal recourse for the state to obtain additional funding, Gov. Wes Moore said.