The economic ripple effects of the Key Bridge disaster could impact the conversation over tax increases in the final days of the legislative session.
Advocates gathered Tuesday to urge the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee to push two renter protection bills to a vote as soon as possible in the final days of the 2024 session.
A House-Senate conference committee will meet again Wednesday afternoon but neither side appears to have softened on taxes and gaming.
‘I can’t wait to talk to all the librarians and the parents and the advocates who worked with me the last 12 months,’ says exultant sponsor of Freedom to Read Act.
Trone, Alsobrooks speak at Goucher College forum while latest poll shows he’s still ahead in the Democratic primary.
Bill would provide wage replacement to affected workers and incentivize businesses to remain at the Port of Baltimore.
Maryland Matters and several other groups are cosponsoring the U.S. Senate forum, which will focus on environmental issues and preserving democracy.
The $1.2 billion tax, fee and gaming package from the House remains the sticking point for senators. And it isn’t clear when the budget conference committee will meet again.
House Judiciary Committee votes to move measure to the full House of Delegates, but the jointly assigned bill must go to the Health and Government Operations Committee first.
Del. Harry Bhandari (D-Baltimore County) sees himself as a representation of the opportunities that an immigrant can have in the United States.