Gov. Larry Hogan on Thursday announced a $135 million investment for improvements to the Baltimore metro area bus system.
Roundup: New Maryland Laws Go Into Effect Oct. 1
A slew of Maryland bills covering law enforcement, social issues, environment, health and transportation will go take effect at the beginning of October.
Marvin Mandel Lived Longer than any Governor in Maryland’s History
Former Gov. Marvin Mandel died this week at 95.
Not Just Chicken Poop: Farmer Leads Effort to Convert Poultry Waste to Energy
In Pocomoke City, Jason Lambertson’s chicken farm is expected to show how anaerobic digesters can provide a renewable alternative energy source on the Eastern Shore and solve the Chesapeake Bay’s agricultural nutrient pollution problem from its very source — chicken waste.
Hogan Introduces New Budget Supplement For Tax Relief, Education, Law Enforcement
Democrats Say Governor Is Holding School Funds Hostage
Small-Business Initiatives Advance in Maryland Senate
Hogan Seeks to Support Owners with Tax-Relief Bill
Bill Would Create Statewide Consortium on Heroin, Opioid Abuse
Another Bill Would Increase Naloxone Access
Dueling ‘Rain Tax’ Bills From Hogan, Miller Still Require Funding from Local Governments
Whether the “rain tax” is repealed, reformed or has the word “fee” dropped from its name, the federal mandate to clean up stormwater runoff in Maryland is here to stay.
Graphic: Hogan vs. O’Malley on State of State Priorities
During Gov. Larry Hogan’s first State of the State speech this week, he spent way more time talking about the state budget and taxes than his predecessor Gov. Martin O’Malley.
Maryland State Budget ‘Balanced on the Backs of Our Students’
State legislators and education heavy-hitters gathered at the Maryland State Education Association headquarters in Annapolis Tuesday, rallying for the reversal of Gov. Larry Hogan’s proposed $144 million cuts to public education funding.