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State lawmakers overturned 19 of Gov. Wes Moore’ vetoes on Tuesday.
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With unanimous support, Peña-Melnyk becomes the 109th leader of the Maryland House of Delegates.
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The policy comes as the state is blazing its own trail with public health.
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Gov. Moore is set to announce alternate plans Thursday to using state reserve funding to cover the impending loss of federal food assistance dollars.
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Changes to driving and speeding laws, and ability for people to expunge their criminal records, among headline laws taking effect after being approved by General Assembly.
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A change in state law taking effect October 1 makes towers notify state when they take a vehicle.
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Penalties for each offense will also go up on October 1.
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The number of speed cameras in the state will also increase that day.
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IT services tax, more state control over solar farms, and adding AI-generated images to revenge porn laws headline laws taking effect Tuesday
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A state law going into effect Tuesday requires Maryland landlords to provide tenants with information about mold prevention.