Baltimore City Council calls on Maryland to protect immigrants, cancel BGE rate hike
The Baltimore City Council wants to see Annapolis lawmakers act to protect the privacy of immigrants regardless of their ...
Maryland bill defeated that would have allowed sale of condoms in public schools
Sponsored by Del. Nicole Williams, a Prince George’s County Democrat, House Bill 380 would have allowed contraceptives to be ...
Viewpoint: Why arts education fuels Maryland's economy
Investing in arts education isn’t just an enrichment, it's a strategic move to secure Maryland’s economic future, writes the ...
Maryland leaders offer condolences after death of Speaker Adrienne Jones' son
Maryland leaders offered condolences after the death of Speaker Adrienne Jones' son. She was notified of Brandon's death on ...
Maryland Weather: Weekend temperature whiplash from mild to frigid
We enjoy a fantastic Friday with highs in the 50s with sunshine. The weekend starts mild & windy then turns frigid.
Maryland Bankers Associaton taps Gov. Moore cabinet member as next CEO
The Maryland Bankers Association (MBA) has tapped a member of Gov. Wes Moore’s cabinet to be its next CEO.
2 construction workers killed in a trench collapse in Maryland
Fire officials in Maryland say two construction workers are dead after a trench collapsed as they were working on renovations at a home.
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Thousands of MD students are chronically absent each year. Here’s what we know.
Student absenteeism rates have proliferated since the COVID-19 pandemic. Thousands of Maryland students are absent each year.
Baltimore youth fund claims it recovered nearly $1 million taxpayer grant
Baltimore's youth fund claimed it recovered nearly all of the roughly $1 million in taxpayer funds it awarded to an ...
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Thousands of Maryland students are chronically absent each year. Here’s what we know
Student absenteeism rates have proliferated across the state and the country since the COVID-19 pandemic. Thousands of ...
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Bill moving through General Assembly would create committee to look into reparations in Maryland
The question is moving through Maryland's General Assembly during the current legislative session. Both the House and Senate bills are in their respective committees.