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State employee union argues against budget cuts: ‘Our members are more than just line items’
Maryland state employee union argues against budget cuts, highlighting staffing shortages, safety risks, and cost savings from in-house work.
MD continues ‘full-court press’ to reach 15,000 retirees before Medicare coverage deadline
Maryland officials are pushing to reach retirees ahead of a year-end deadline as the state shifts its prescription drug coverage to Medicare.
MD board to approve administrator for shift in retirees’ prescription coverage
Maryland officials are scheduled to take another step toward changing state-funded coverage for prescription drug costs for Medicare-eligible retirees.
Md. budgeting blunders leave a $236M Medicaid shortfall
Technical errors and faulty projections in the Moore administration have resulted in a $236 million shortfall to cover Medicaid expenses.
‘Last chance’ bill to halt shift in Md. retirees’ Rx coverage unlikely to progress
A proposal to keep Maryland from shifting prescription drug coverage for some Medicare-eligible retirees at the end of the year is unlikely to progress.
‘They’re basically robbing us’: State retirees mount push against Md.’s plans to shift Rx coverage in 2025
Maryland will shift coverage for prescription drug costs for many Medicare-eligible state retirees at the end of the year.
