The Maryland Board of Revenue Estimates announced Wednesday that revenues for the current fiscal year are expected to be $365 million less than predicted in March.
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Under new legislation, proof of child-care abilities shifts for blind parents
Under a recent bill, in cases assessing a parent’s ability to care for their child, judges and claimants will need to follow new procedures before introducing a person’s disability in court.
Freddie Gray’s Death, Ensuing Unrest, Spark Legislative Agenda
Gray’s death and the civil unrest that followed brought a spotlight to issues that Baltimore has faced for years.
Maryland’s onetime mental hospitals cost the state millions of dollars annually
Maryland has spent around $27 million in the past decade on buildings that are mostly vacant.
Maryland General Assembly Ends Session With Criminal Justice Reform, but No Tax Cuts
A session marked by tension between the Legislative and Executive Branches ended up being called successful by both.