The Maryland Department of Labor Wednsday announced 63 Maryland employers have received grant awards from the $15 million Jobs That Build Employer fund. Launched Oct. 14, 2022, the investment will help fund in-house support programs and payroll incentives to improve recruitment and ...
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A mysterious, self-published e-book purports to provide fugitive Roy McGrath's side of the events leading up to the federal indictment of the former top aide to Gov. Larry Hogan.
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The Maryland Senate debated a major funding shift in the state budget that would set money aside for future K-12 education reforms.
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The General Assembly is considering expanding the state’s program for providing legal counsel to low-income tenants facing eviction to include needy homeowners facing foreclosure.
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Dr. Ryan Moran, CEO of Whitman-Walker Health System, Tuesday was announced by Maryland Secretary of Health Dr. Laura Herrera Scott as the state’s deputy secretary of health for health care finance and Medicaid director. Moran will join the senior leadership team in this role on ...
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The Maryland General Assembly headed into the last three weeks of its annual legislative session, advancing legislation on its deadline known as “crossover day."
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The Maryland Senate passed legislation empowering the attorney general to investigate and litigate instances of widespread unlawful discrimination.
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The House of Delegates passed legislation that would bar police from detaining individuals simply because they smelled of marijuana.
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Maryland lawmakers are working to shift between $300 million and $400 million in the state budget to add more help to implement the state's K-12 education funding law.
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WASHINGTON — Maryland Gov. Wes Moore has asked the federal government to declare the increasing population of invasive fish species in the Chesapeake Bay an ongoing commercial fishery disaster. “In recent years, the state has become increasingly concerned about the ...
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