Medicaid cuts could mean a $1B hit to Maryland budget, Senate president warns
Maryland lawmakers are bracing for the possibility of a $900 million to $1.2 billion spike in Medicaid costs to the state if ...
Fair Share for Maryland advocates argue for more progressive approach to state tax reform
One year after it sparked little debate in the Maryland State House, a progressive plan to increase taxes on wealthy individuals and corporations while giving a tax cut to lower- and moderate-income ...
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Maryland open to liability in thousands of child sex abuse lawsuits
Thousands of sex abuse cases could leave Maryland taxpayers responsible for $3 billion in payouts after a 2023 law opened the ...
Maryland's billion-dollar financial shortfall is not a surprise, it was predicted
Financial pain is coming as Maryland faces a nearly 3-billion-dollar budget deficit due in large part to public education ...
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Renters hope ‘good cause eviction’ bill will overcome state Senate committee hurdle
Montgomery County Renters Alliance calls for passage of 'good cause eviction' legislation sought for over a decade.
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State Roundup: Federal cuts to Medicaid could cost Maryland $1.2B; General Assembly bills aim to raise child care workforce
The state hopes to boost the flagging child care workforce in Maryland. Photo by Cottonbro Studio from Pexels.
Parents slam Maryland bill that removes opt outs on gender identity lessons
The Maryland House passed a bill that removes the choice to opt out students for school lessons on gender identity, sparking ...
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Maryland governor's education funding bill meets scrutiny in Senate committee
Gubernatorial staffers faced tough questions Wednesday from state lawmakers over Gov. Wes Moore's education bill.
Some Maryland legislators want inmates to be able to vote. Here’s how else lawmakers would change election laws.
Maryland lawmakers are considering several bills to increase access to voting and create more transparency in processes to ...
Blue-state lawmakers consider bill to roll back sanctuary policies
Lawmakers in Democrat-run Maryland are considering a bill to roll back sanctuary policies and increase cooperation with U.S.