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New Study Finds Uptick In Problematic Gambling Since Legalization Of Online Sports Betting
Experts on problem gambling say the trend is “concerning” and needs to be watched as the gambling landscape changes.
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Board OKs ‘Tap And Go' EBT Cards For Recipients Of State Cash, Food Benefits
The program aims to reduce theft from programs that serve almost 1 million in the state; award ends a year of legal wrangling over contract.
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High Housing Costs Are Driving People Out Of Maryland, New State Report Finds
Marylanders fleeing to Florida, Pennsylvania, and other states outnumber those moving in from other states.
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Fisher Kicks Off State's Attorney Bid, Albornoz Reveals Next Steps, Donors Get Out Their Wallets
The big name for Democrats is Gov. Wes Moore, who is the featured speaker at Del. Mike Rogers' (D-Anne Arundel) virtual fundraiser Thursday.
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Federal Judge Broadens Order Blocking Trump Administration Layoffs During Shutdown
White House says it will furlough 1,000 nuclear security workers; threatens to withhold $11 billion in Army Corps projects in cities.
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Judge Appears Skeptical Of Claim That Unaffiliated Voters Can Sue Maryland Over Closed Primaries
Anne Arundel Circuit Court judge agrees that voters have standing to bring a lawsuit, but a fuller ruling is still to come.
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No Kings Day Brings Millions Into US Streets In Anti-Trump Protests
Trump has threatened to use the shutdown as an opportunity to permanently cut “Democrat programs that aren’t popular with Republicans.”
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Audit Questions Millions In Spending By Now-Defunct Racing Authority
Maryland Racetrack Operating Authority failed to document details of a $10 million ‘loan' and consulting contract
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‘Not Fast Enough': Climate Advocates Want Quicker Adoption Of Electric Heating Rules In Maryland
Under a June 2024 executive order from Gov. Wes Moore (D), the state must establish Clean Heat Rules that reduce air pollution inside homes.
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Undocumented Residents' Access To State Health Insurance Marketplace Delayed From 2026 To 2028
Maryland Health Benefit Exchange officials say delay in the Access to Care Act is needed after new Trump immigration and health policies.
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Attorney General Limits What Maryland Police Can Do When Working With Federal Authorities
The memo pointedly says that Maryland officers “may not enforce civil immigration laws or assist federal agents in enforcing such laws.”
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It's On: Challengers Announce In Howard County, 7th District Races, More Moves In Political Notes
Wednesday was a busy day in the Democratic race to succeed Howard County Executive Calvin Ball, a race that was already busy to begin with.
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Thousands Of Maryland Seniors Notified Of The End Of Their Medicare Advantage Plans
Maryland's unique hospital system is costly for insurers, and they are reducing their insurance coverage in the state.
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Jackson, Fisher Face Off In Prince George's, More Campaign News In Political Notes
Tara Jackson, who was sworn in less than four months ago as interim Prince George’s County state’s attorney, seeks the position permanently.
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Audit Finds Lax Credit Card Oversight At Department Of Assessments And Taxation
The report said that 37 SDAT employees had corporate cards and made 7,649 purchases worth $2.3 milion from fiscal 2022 through fiscal 2025.
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Piedmont Power Line Developer Wants Regulators To Move More Quickly Than Planned
The commission, by contrast, has expressed confidence that the electric grid will remain well-managed while it deliberates about the line.
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Moore Taps State Senator, Former Sheriff, To Lead Maryland State Police
In a statement Friday afternoon, Moore applauded Butler for 31 years in law enforcement, calling him a “true public servant.”
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Former Top Senate Aide Weissmann To Take Over As Next Budget Secretary
The former senior aide to two Senate presidents brings depth of legislative knowledge and relationships to the position.
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Prince George's Council Committee Advances Controversial Nominee For Environmental Post
The full county council is expected to take up Samuel Moki's nomination later this month.
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Scott Announces Grants To Combat Overdoses In Baltimore After Another Mass Overdose Event
The city has set aside $2 million for mobile services, harm reduction and social supports fighting overdose and addiction.
