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Maryland General Assembly Set To Convene In Another Session Shaped By COVID
Election-year sessions have unique dynamics; Lawmakers will need to vote on a measure to redraw legislative district boundaries by February.
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Election-year sessions have unique dynamics; Lawmakers will need to vote on a measure to redraw legislative district boundaries by February.
Gov. Larry Hogan proposed increasing police spending and cracking down on repeat gun offenders. He also wants $500 million for officer pay.
These are EMILY's List's first Maryland endorsements of the 2022 election cycle, and they come in open races with competitive Democrats.
Johns Hopkins Medicine recently made the callous decision to cut nearly 6,000 seniors in Baltimore City and Calvert County from its plans.
The proposed increases would be 4% in 2023 and 2024, and 2% in 2025 and 2026, and would bring lawmakers' salaries to $56,636.
Here's a quiz for lawmakers and hobbyists alike as the 2022 General Assembly gets underway in solemn session in an eerie, uncertain year.
Last year, the public was banned from legislative buildings and all hearings were held virtually. Senators sat on the Senate floor.
(This month, we profile three Maryland teenagers, each a leader among their peers seeking to address solutions to a global crisis.)
“Owings Mills has 39,000 African Americans living in and around the area,” said Dorsey-Walker, who ran for the district in 2018.
A former Anne Arundel County executive is running to be Maryland's next governor. She is the first woman to join the Democratic race.
It's the aesthetics -- from the frozen wonderland that is Swallow Falls in winter, to the crashing surf of Assateague Island in the summer.
The goal, the governor said, is to keep people from going to crowded emergency rooms to get a test.
The initiative would give tenants access to counsel in eviction cases, with Clippinger sponsoring the bill to raise money to pay for it.
The Humane Society becomes the latest advocacy group in Maryland to grade lawmakers on their legislative session votes.
According to the Post, messages Hogan and his staff exchange vanish 24 hours after they are sent; it may be violating public records laws.
As the new 2022 year starts, like many, I often reflect on highlights of the past year.
Seven Democratic candidates for governor laid out their education policies during a virtual gubernatorial forum. Here's what they said.
Toles, a lawyer, will fill the District 25 seat that came open when Dereck E. Davis (D) was selected to replace Nancy K. Kopp (D).
Days after she applied, on Dec. 4, the state Department of Health was hit by what officials will only describe as an “incident."
The list of Raskin's high-profile media appearances in just the past few weeks alone is mind-bending.