Study: Marylander’s Spending The Least on Health Insurance
With individual health insurance premiums rising significantly in recent years, the personal-finance company WalletHub today released its report on the
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Maryland’s Democratic Party (and the national party) very accepting of Anti-Semitism: Case in point, Rep. Jamie Raskin
Rep. Jamie Raskin is a longtime political office-holder in Maryland (for almost a decade) for the state’s 8th congressional district.
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EPA Announces $5.5 Million in Brownfields Grants to Revitalize Communities in Maryland
PHILADELPHIA – Today, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced $5,500,000 in Brownfields Multipurpose, Assessment and Cleanup (MAC) grants to accelerate
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Montgomery County forced to pay religious families $1.5 million after Supreme Court ruling for parents’ rights
WASHINGTON – The Montgomery County, Maryland, Board of Education must pay $1.5 million in damages to Becket’s clients and comply with court-enforced protections for
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MD’s Proposed 2026 Congressional Map Replicates Unconstitutional Gerrymander Previously Struck Down in Judicial Watch Lawsuit
Proposed Map Is More Extreme Than the 2021 Plan Invalidated by Court; Targets Maryland’s Sole Republican District (Washington, DC) – Judicial Watch
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Moving to Baltimore Metro: U-Haul Tracks Top Origins for DIY Movers Arriving in 2025
Summer is moving season, and odds are you have seen a U-Haul® truck being unloaded at a home near you.
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Questions – and answers – about Maryland’s climate efforts
Maryland touts its climate goals as some of the most ambitious in the country. The state is required by state law to cut its greenhouse gas emissions 60% by 2031 and hit net zero carbon emissions by 2045. Legislation passed in 2022 and a pollution reduction plan published in late 2023 lay out a road map to reaching these goals. But what does this plan involve, and what does it mean for Marylanders? Here’s a closer look.
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Parents often struggle to find help for troubled youngsters — but this Maryland program can help
Many other parents are just as content, according to the Maryland Behavioral Health Integration in Pediatric Primary Care program’s last quarterly report. Of 231 families who completed a satisfaction survey, 98.3% reported they would be likely or very likely to recommend the social work intern to a friend or family member.
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Baltimore averted economic crisis one year after Key Bridge collapse
The state’s Department of Commerce had a Port of Baltimore Emergency Business Assistance Program that provided nearly $10 million in grants to affected businesses. The state Department of Housing and Community Development provided $5.9 million in assistance through its Neighborhood Business Works Program.
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Gov. Moore’s proposed tax breaks could mean service cuts in lower-income counties
Gov. Wes Moore plans to change how Marylanders take deductions on their state income taxes, but officials in some of the state’s poorest counties say that plan could force them to cut services.
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