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Several high-profile Democrats, including Gov. Wes Moore, have pushed for Maryland to redistrict and potentially write out its lone Republican congressional seat.
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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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A wave of states across the nation are considering a mid-census redrawing of congressional lines. Maryland may soon be one of them.
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Gov. Wes Moore announces the latest wave of financial, transit and energy assistance as the longest government shutdown in history endures.
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Maryland is suing the Trump administration over its abandonment of plans to move FBI headquarters from DC to the City of Greenbelt.
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The Board of Public Works approves the Maryland Department of Transportation’s request to temporarily hire extra staffing to reevaluate thousands of Disadvantaged Business Enterprises under new federal guidelines.
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In lieu of covering the cost of SNAP benefits set to expire at the end of October, Moore is sending funds to food banks and partners statewide.
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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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The federal shutdown is causing SNAP benefits to halt.
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WYPR's statehouse reporter Sarah Petrowich covered losses in revenue in Maryland from the government shutdown and Gov. Wes Moore's efforts to right the state's budget.