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Nonprofits are oversaturated in trying to provide reproductive care.
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The program can house up to 60 people a year.
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The report says a Baby Bonds program could also help narrow Maryland’s racial wealth gap, where white households hold nearly four times the wealth of Black households.
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State lawmakers are taking a look at carving out exceptions to its two-party recording consent laws.
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The policy comes as the state is blazing its own trail with public health.
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The Maryland Board of Public Works awards a $2.8 million contract to TEACH.org to help address the state’s educator shortage.
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PJM stakeholders will vote Wednesday to recommend if data centers should bring their own energy onto the grid in an effort to curb rising utility costs.
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The cuts could put 170,000 people on the street nationwide.
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Maryland’s latest fiscal update projects a nearly $1.5 billion budget deficit next fiscal year, and the out years are shaping up to be worse.
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Federal funding for transportation projects has been reinstated despite Maryland’s resistance to mass deportation efforts, but other funds could be in jeopardy.