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Gov. Wes Moore signs voting rights, immigration, foster care bills
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed dozens of bills that are poised to provide increased safeguards for voters, foster children, immigrants and consumers.
MD House Republicans seek committee for investigating financial misconduct
Maryland Republicans presented their case for an investigative committee to look into allegations of misconduct regarding federal dollars among state agencies.
MD Department of Human Services secretary to step down
Gov. Wes Moore said Rafael López, secretary of the Maryland Department of Human Services, will step down from his role later this month.
MD regulators approve low-income utility discount program
Maryland Public Service Commission approves discounted utility rates for low-income customers, capping energy costs at 6% of household income.
Maryland to pay millions more for SNAP under Trump’s bill
Trump legislation is poised to make Maryland pay $40 million more in state funding to administer SNAP next fiscal year, analysts say.
MD agencies meet to brainstorm protections against Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’
Maryland agencies are coordinating to safeguard health care, Medicaid and SNAP amid federal cuts under the Trump administration.
Moore announces additional assistance programs for federal workers
Gov. Wes Moore announced additional actions taken to support Maryland’s federal workers during the federal government shutdown.
She was adopted into an abusive home in MD. Decades later, ICE deported her back to Brazil.
Decades after Maria Pires was adopted from Brazil and arrived to Baltimore, she was deported under the Trump administration’s crackdown.
Despite contest, MD board approves $20M contract to combat SNAP benefits theft
In approving a $20 million contract, Maryland officials are hoping to hasten the rollout of protections against fraud and theft for people who rely on SNAP payments.
Md. officials immune from suit for alleged Medicaid wrongs, 4th Circuit says
Nursing homes cannot sue state officials to recover unpaid Medicaid benefits on behalf of past patients, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday in denying compensation requests by three Maryland facilities […]
Former Md. cabinet secretary indicted for bribery conspiracy
A former Maryland cabinet secretary was indicted Wednesday on federal bribery charges for allegedly conspiring to convince companies to subcontract with a company she was accepting payments from while working in […]
