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Disability Topics Focus Of Prince George's County Council Candidates ‘Meet And Greet'
"You can have a disability at any age,” Davila Steele said. “We are all affected if we don’t take care and look out for everyone."
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UMd Lays Off 84 Employees During ‘Period Of Uncertainty'
Layoffs come less than two months after school officials announced that possibly up to 150 layoffs could occur.
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Federal Worker Layoffs Threaten Cornerstone Industry For Maryland
Funding cuts and mass layoffs have officials worried about lasting impacts on Maryland's economy.
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When ICE Arrests You, What Happens To Your Car?
In Maryland, abandoned ‘ghost cars' become collateral damage in the Trump administration's deportation mission.
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Chesapeake Crab Population Rallies A Bit From Long-Term Slump
But female crabs, key to reproduction, continue to decline.
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County Sheriffs File Lawsuit Challenging Community Trust Act
The federal suit says that the law aimed at reining in immigration enforcement will ‘obstruct' sheriffs' work and jeopardize public safety.
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Maryland's ‘Aging Workforce' In Healthcare Presents Challenges, Opportunities
Maryland has a notably older healthcare workforce, which could worsen the ongoing workforce shortage as some look to retire in coming years.
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Maryland's First — And Only — Hispanic Serving Institution's Cautious Next Steps
Nearly one in three students currently at the college – or 29.8% – identify as Latino, making it the school’s largest minority.
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Board Of Public Works Votes To Expand Park Registration Program
A split vote to approve the system comes as Lierman questions sole-source bid; board also approves Days Cove closure plan.
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Trio Of GOP Candidates For Governor — Out Of Nine Total — Meet In Debate
All three Republicans described the state as on the edge of economic troubles.
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Despite Threats, Maryland Sheriffs Quickly Dropped 287(g) Agreements With ICE
Sheriffs are reviewing legal advice and considering a challenge to the Community Trust Act, which has not yet been signed into law.
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Ed Hale's Money-Making Proposal For The Governor's Mansion
Airbnb, weddings and bar mitzvahs for rent at Government House; GOP candidate for governor says it's no joke.
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Lawmakers Condemn ‘Deeply Offensive,' ‘Racist' Video Targeting Immigrant Delegate
Two Republicans are coming under fire after accusing Del. Chao Wu of spying for the Chinese government.
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More Maryland State Parks Likely To Require Registration, Possibly Starting This Summer
The Board of Public Works delayed consideration of the plan, asking for further research.
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Legislative Panel Presses Pause On Laurel Park Purchase
Ferguson says the legislature has an ‘interest in really understanding the full game plan' for the track.
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Combative Campaign Messaging Ramps Up In 6th District Democratic Primary
Rep. McClain Delaney says former-Rep. David Trone is misleading voters; Trone takes shots at her immigration enforcement votes.
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Four Years After Ban, Fire Departments Stuck With Hazardous PFAS Foam
The State Department of the Environment has struggled to develop a takeback program for the cancerous materials.
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Union Demands Beefed-Up Safety Efforts After Deaths Of Two Highway Workers
A meeting with state transportation leaders comes after two workers are killed in separate incidents this week.
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Comptroller Report Reveals Steep Challenges Facing Maryland's Healthcare Industry
From workforce shortages to looming federal funding cuts, state leaders discuss the challenges facing the state’s leading job creator.
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Thousands Of Marylanders Downgraded Health Plans On ACA Marketplace Amid Rising Premiums
With the previous tax credit expiring, healthcare officials say Marylanders are willing to take on higher-risk plans to stay covered.
