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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.
‘No more’: MD ban on local police partnerships with ICE becomes law
Maryland enacted an emergency law banning local law enforcement from partnering with ICE under 287(g) agreements.
Audit finds more could be done to collect child support in Md.
ANNAPOLIS — An audit has found a state agency could be doing more to maximize child support payments from noncustodial parents. The audit by the Maryland Department of Legislative Services […]
Audit finds shortcomings in vital records keeping
ANNAPOLIS — A state audit has found the state health department lacked adequate controls over vital records like birth certificates. The Maryland Department of Legislative Services audit released Thursday covered […]
O’Malley appoints 2 to Public Service Commission
ANNAPOLIS — Gov. Martin O’Malley has appointed two people to the Maryland Public Service Commission. Kevin Hughes has served as the governor’s deputy legislative officer since 2007. He has worked […]
Stadium authority moving forward with feasibility studies
The Maryland Stadium Authority is moving forward on several feasibility studies for projects around the state. The MSA voted Tuesday to approve conducting studies for a state horse park and […]
O’Malley reacts to critical highway audit
ANNAPOLIS — Gov. Martin O’Malley said Wednesday his administration will move quickly to discipline personnel who commit serious ethical lapses in the state procurement process in the aftermath of a […]
Law, technology to inform Maryland redistricting
WASHINGTON — It could drastically alter election results and affect who runs for public office. No, it’s not voting or a scandal. It’s redistricting. And the practice that occurs after […]
