The Maryland congressional delegation sent a letter to President Barack Obama requesting federal assistance to cover costs related to last month’s storm.
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Maryland Health Officials Lower Testing Age for Lead Poisoning
State mandates that children aged one and two should undergo blood tests to detect lead levels
Commission calls for independent panel to redistrict Maryland
A Maryland commission sent recommendations to Gov. Larry Hogan to remediate both congressional and legislative voting districts.
One year after election, Hogan focusing on keeping campaign promises
Governor has cut bridge, road tolls and some agency fees
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.
Maryland Transit Administration holds Purple Line public forum
The Maryland Transit Administration and Montgomery County Department of Transportation hosted the community to review changes to the Purple Line, as well as answer questions and get feedback.
Transgender Marylanders and Advocates Hopeful Birth Certificate Bill Will Align Records with ‘True Identity’
The bill awaits Gov. Larry Hogan’s signature, who hasn’t declared a position
Franchot Calls For Attorney General Probe After Debacle Over Baltimore Prison-Food Contract
The Maryland Board of Public Works Wednesday excoriated state and company officials after a prison-food contract granted earlier this year vastly underestimated the necessary costs.
Hogan Once Again Grills University System Over Construction
For the second consecutive meeting, the Board of Public Works on Wednesday criticized the University System of Maryland for vague and confusing language in requests for additional construction funding totaling more than $29 million, but eventually voted to approve the projects.
Hogan, Franchot Continue Expressing Frustration Over State Agencies’ Contracts Process
Republican Gov. Larry Hogan and Comptroller Peter Franchot, a Democrat, on Wednesday again railed in frustration against the procurement processes of state agencies requesting contract approval from the Board of Public Works.