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Biden Signs Trone's First-Responder Mental Health Support Legislation Into Law
President Biden signed legislation into law that intends to bolster mental health supports for federal first responders, inspired by Bomba.
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President Biden signed legislation into law that intends to bolster mental health supports for federal first responders, inspired by Bomba.
It occurs after weeks of delay that frustrated the state's gaming interests, the betting public, and political leaders from both parties.
The LCV says Hogan has displayed an “inability or reluctance to take concerted, strategic action to respond to the climate crisis."
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Dr. Joshua Sharfstein plans to spend a normal Thanksgiving with his family.
Civil rights groups have urged Baltimore County Council members to include a second majority Black district in new council maps.
The 2022 Democratic candidate for governor discusses the historical and major significance of President Biden's infrastructure investment.
The author, a U.S History teacher, talks about the transgender population and its acceptance struggles.
The Prince George's County Council is urging the state to grant a sportsbook license to one of the county's largest employers.
For five hours, a half-dozen members of the Prince George's County Council were "raked over the coals" by their constituents.
The state board responsible for investigating misconduct by dentists is reporting staffing issues, causing prosecution delays.
The author, a non-profit CEO, says, "it's raining now, it's a downpour" for suffering Maryland residents, and help is needed.
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The firm, Public Policy Partners, "is entering into a strategic partnership with Gaines," the report states.
This decision follows the board hearing a range of opinions from a slew of parents, teachers, county board members, and health experts.
Despite "prominent news dashboards," the authors, environmentalists, say COVID-19 rates remain higher than in the summer of 2020.
Tuesday was Endorsement Day, it seems, in the Democratic race for governor, as three top candidates corralled noteworthy backing.
The Working Families Party and Progressive Maryland Tuesday endorsed Robbie Leonard in the 2022 race for Baltimore County State's Attorney.
Three Maryland casinos that typically regard one another as competitors banded together Monday to press the state to act on licenses.
The board overseeing implementation of the Blueprint for Maryland's Future education reform plan is hindered due to lack of funding.