Maryland is training more health workers to offer abortion care
In 2022, Maryland lawmakers passed the Abortion Care Access Act, expanding the type of medical care nurse practitioners, ...
Yawning deficit looms as Maryland leaders weigh future cuts, tax hikes
Budget officials say that by 2030, there will be enough revenue to pay for just 84 percent of the state budget, forcing lawmakers to make hard spending choices.
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UMMS executive testifies in trial of Baltimore medical malpractice attorney Stephen Snyder
Well-known Baltimore medical malpractice attorney Stephen Snyder is on trial on accusations he tried to take millions from ...
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'He threatened me,' UMMS exec says in malpractice attorney's trial
Well-known Baltimore medical malpractice attorney Stephen Snyder is on trial on accusations he tried to take millions from the UMMS for himself.
Five-year Md. state budget projection foresees ‘enormous gap’ not seen in two decades
Maryland lawmakers will return to Annapolis facing a widening budget gap. Analysts said it could become one of the worst ...
Winner declared in Maryland's 6th District after nearly a week
WASHINGTON — With Election Day just about in the rearview mirror, some Congressional races still have not been called. In ...
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'It did not disrupt the process': Coordinated overseas threat targeted election, officials say
A coordinated attack from overseas targeted 15 boards of elections offices in Maryland, the Maryland State Board of Elections ...
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What You Need to Know About Maryland’s Proposed FAMLI Regulations
Maryland’s Time to Care Act (TTCA), enacted more than two ... The division will share sample reporting templates and may ...
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Maryland AG Brown pledges to protect abortion rights after constitutional amendment passes
BALTIMORE -- Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown said he would remain steadfast in protecting reproductive rights after Maryland voted to codify abortion in the state constitution. "Building on ...
Alsobrooks has made history as Maryland’s new senator. Here’s what she promised.
Angela Alsobrooks will be Maryland’s first Black U.S. Senator. She pledges to help restore reproductive rights, push for gun laws and, if needed, end the filibuster.