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Is Gov. Wes Moore bracing for Maryland-based recession?
Gov. Wes Moore said "real danger" is imminent for Marylanders amid federal actions and cuts, but he stopped short of answering whether he's bracing for a potential Maryland-based recession.
Johns Hopkins to slash nearly 2,000 jobs after losing $800 million in federal grants
Hopkins’ medical school, Bloomberg School of Public Health and JHPIEGO, the university’s health initiative that focuses on ...
Maryland, nonprofit partner to expand access to affordable prescription drugs
Maryland is partnering with SIRUM, a nonprofit redistributor of surplus medicine, to expand access to affordable prescription ...
Md. House Speaker Adrienne Jones dodges interviews, lawmakers question leadership future
As legislators rush to fill the state’s historic $3.3 billion budget gap, Maryland lawmakers say that a quietly growing ...
Harry Dunn, other former US Capitol police talk threats, ‘revisionist history’ of Jan. 6 attack
Four law enforcement officers who defended the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, met with Gov. Wes Moore and legislators Thursday ...
What's next, the Maryland Department of Creative Taxation?
Rather than being monopolized by Democrats, it would be fairer with an equal number of members from each party with some ...
Carroll County Sheriff: 'People's lives are at risk' if changes aren't made at DJS
Juvenile crime issues don’t often touch Carroll County, but when the sheriff found himself with a suspect connected to a ...
Business-to-business tax faces fierce opposition: It’s the ‘wrong tax at the wrong time’
Lawmakers questioned the sponsor of a controversial business to business tax plan during a House committee hearing Wednesday ...
Maryland moves to make medicine cheaper amid economic uncertainty
Gov. Wes Moore made lowering drug costs a key campaign promise, making advocates of the law confident that their greatest ...
Johns Hopkins University to slash 2,000 jobs after $800M in federal cuts
Johns Hopkins University said it is laying off more than 2,000 workers across the globe after the Trump administration cut $800 million in federal grants.