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If approved by both chambers and Gov. Wes Moore, Maryland voters would decide on state constitutional amendment guaranteeing ‘fundamental right to reproductive freedom’ next year.
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Measure offered tax credits to businesses to participate in pilot program that offered employees four-day work week with no cut in pay.
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The Attorney General's office already does investigations, and supporters say letting them do any prosecutions is next logical step.
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As Maryland Democrats, including Gov. Wes Moore, mull ways to improve state contracting participation for small, women and minority-owned businesses, these bills could end up on the governor’s desk.
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Bills in General Assembly would change timeframe to file workers compensation claim, potentially allowing more to do so.
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A measure that Gov. Larry Hogan vetoed last year is back in Maryland General Assembly this year with hopes new Gov. Wes Moore will approve it.
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Electric vehicles were allowed in HOV lanes through last September, and Maryland General Assembly is working to allow that again.
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Officials want a task force to study how the city provides water to the region.
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Alzheimer's disease and dementia affect about 110,000 individuals across Maryland.
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Major potential change to state law comes as report into abuse within Archdiocese of Baltimore is to go public.