The bill would allow community-based organizations to open up to six centers in non-residential areas where health professionals can monitor users, give first aid and provide sterile needles.
Legislation requiring fentanyl tests could save lives in Maryland
HB 811, sponsored by state Del. Joe Vogel, D-Montgomery, would require hospitals to conduct a test for fentanyl in patients suspected of drug overdose.
Biden to veto bill blocking use of ESG in retirement plan investments
The bill would roll back a Labor Department rule that reversed a Trump-era policy that discouraged investors from citing environmental and social factors in retirement investments.
Former College Park mayor Patrick Wojahn arrested on 56 counts of child pornography
Former College Park Mayor Partick Wojahn was arrested on 56 counts of possessing and distributing child pornography.
Drag queen story hour continues despite concerns about anti-LGBTQ group
Crazy Aunt Helen’s restaurant is supported by the Parasol Patrol and their rainbow umbrellas to show support for the restaurant. The restaurant had received information that anti-LGBTQ organizations planned to protest its decision to hold a drug queen story hour.
Unpredictable cherry blossom bloom underscores climate change concerns
Some cherry blossom trees across the region had flowers by Valentine’s Day this year, triggering climate change concerns for some.
Alex Aust Holman becomes volunteer assistant coach for Maryland women’s lacrosse
Former player Alex Aust Holman takes on the role as the volunteer assistant coach for this season. It’s been 10 years since Aust has played for Maryland. She also won a championship with them back in 2010.
Maryland Republicans prioritize violent crime legislation
The General Assembly’s Joint Republican Caucus Thursday shared details about their priority crime package, emphasizing what they said is a continuing rise in juvenile crime.
Federal government’s “waters” definition stirs homebuilders, farmers; awaits Supreme Court decision
It’s been a years-long effort by the federal government to define what constitutes “waters” for regulatory purposes.
Existing service year programs may provide model for Moore proposal
The governor’s proposed plan for Maryland so far is a unique combination of the service year programs that have come before it.