Mar 03, 2023
Update: Maryland State Treasurer Commits To Paying Retroactive Interest To Some Maryland 529 Prepaid Accounts
The state-sponsored investment plan that allows families to put money in a trust for education expenses experienced a “calculation error” last year that froze 500 accounts.
State Sen. Augustine’s bill would raise Maryland’s investment in the 988 Trust Fund from $5 million to $12 million, and make it recurring.
Jan 23, 2023
Gov. Moore’s $63 Billion Budget Calls For Spending On Education, Transportation, And Environment
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore says boosting spending will make the state economy more competitive and equitable.
The Climate Solutions Now Act requires deep cuts in carbon emissions over the next decade. Lawmakers say they will be able to override Gov. Hogan’s expected veto.
Feb 09, 2022
Maryland Lawmakers Pitch Reciprocity Bill To Hold Bad Drivers Accountable Across State Lines
The idea of ticket reciprocity between D.C., Maryland, and Virginia has been talked about among the region’s officials, but there’s been little progress.
Maryland lawmakers say they’re working to fix a legal process that unintentionally puts people at risk of losing their immigration status and getting deported.
A bill to help small businesses along the Purple Line and two bills limiting cooperation with ICE go into effect immediately.

