Thousands of Marylanders who lost or left their federal jobs over the past year have had to find new ways to get by, often doing gig work or switching careers.
The meg-nificent tale of Maryland’s new state shark
Lawmakers, scientists and fourth graders championed the ‘golden opportunity” for megalodon to become the state shark.
‘We could lose a life, God forbid:’ Lawmaker pushes to add seat belts to some new school buses
Del. Deni Taveras, D-Prince George’s, said the bill she reintroduced could better protect students on Maryland’s roads. Opponents worry about the cost.
House rejects GOP proposed gas tax pause
Lawmakers debated whether relieving Marylander’s pain at the pump should be solved in Annapolis or Washington.
Senate clears bill to investigate deaths of Black boys at Cheltenham reform school
The Senate overwhelmingly approved legislation to probe the deaths of Black boys at a Maryland facility. The vote moves the measure forward.
‘I wish I could give them all a hug’: Senate considers probe into Black boys’ deaths
A bill that would investigate the deaths of an estimated 230 Black boys at a segregated reform school in Cheltenham faced little pushback at Wednesday’s hearing
Lawmakers want to ‘bring dignity’ with investigation into Cheltenham reform school
Some Maryland legislators want to launch an investigation into what happened to hundreds of Black boys who died at a segregated reform school in Cheltenham.