Maryland Democratic lawmakers urged Republican leaders to cooperate in bringing about a bipartisan end to the ongoing government shutdown.
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Maryland renewable energy projects face uncertain future
In August, the Trump administration revoked hundreds of millions of dollars in federal funding for Maryland renewable energy infrastructure projects.
Government shutdown hurts Americans, Maryland’s Van Hollen and Hoyer warn
Hours from a federal government shutdown, Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen and Rep. Steny Hoyer on Tuesday warned that the interruption of services and programs will be felt across the nation.
Prince George’s County data center pause underscores local concerns about widespread impacts
A proposed data center project in PG County was paused on Sept. 16 to give a task force time to evaluate potential impacts on public health, the environment and energy demand.
Hundreds march to support migrants and refugees
A large crowd of church members walked in a procession from the Shrine of the Sacred Heart to the Cathedral of Saint Matthew the Apostle on Sunday, reading scripture and sharing the stories of immigrants.
Maryland teens lead push to lower voting age to 16
A push to expand the electorate is gaining momentum in Maryland. The effort to lower the voting age in Maryland to 16 years of age is part of a national student-led initiative advocating for youth suffrage.
CNS News Quiz | Week of Sept. 22: Key Bridge construction, drone incidents and more
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Government shutdown and mass firings loom: budget agreement yet to be reached
With an Oct. 1 deadline fast approaching, a government shutdown looks imminent as the House and Senate have not come to an agreement on the fiscal year spending.
Moore awaits FEMA appeal decision after Western Maryland floods
Gov. Wes Moore still awaits a response from the Trump administration after appealing the federal government’s decision to deny emergency aid for floods that ravaged parts of Western Maryland in May.
Maryland’s housing order aims to boost affordable housing, cut barriers
Gov. Wes Moore signed an executive order on Sept. 3, aimed at tackling Maryland’s affordable housing crisis. The executive order will make homeownership more accessible across the state by reducing production delays and speeding up development processes.