The governor testified that his housing proposal will give “incentives … not mandates” to local jurisdictions.

Now that the public health emergency has ended, Medicaid enrollment is no longer automatic.

Some lawmakers are renewing an effort to allow Maryland’s undocumented population to buy health insurance through the state’s insurance marketplace.

The governor’s office estimates the state has a housing shortage of around 96,000 units.

State Senate President Bill Ferguson and House of Delegates Speaker Adrienne Jones sat down with Maryland Matters to give an overview of the session.

Post-COVID, Maryland is resuming the annual process of determining Medicaid eligibility for millions of people.

New laws in effect in Maryland improve access to behavioral healthcare and to include transgender care in Medicaid and Medicare coverage.

Lawmakers and health officials want to offer grant opportunities for schools to address the mental health crisis among students.