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Lawmakers gave initial approval to the bill Wednesday altering reporting requirements which supporters say give agency to gay and trans students.
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Two bills are on the docket again after failing last legislative session.
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Almost five years to the day of her death, lawmakers pass bill named for St. Mary’s County teen shot to death at her high school.
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Initial approval given to allowing child sex abuse victims to file a lawsuit at any age as Maryland awaits public release of report into decades of abuse within the Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore.
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The legislature in 2021 removed the governor from the regular parole process for those serving life sentences.
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At a press conference Monday afternoon, Gov. Wes Moore announced that Maryland will be one of a few states to adopt Advanced Clean Cars II which requires all passenger cars and light trucks sold in Maryland to be electric vehicles by 2035.
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Maryland would join three other states including neighboring Virginia in passing Donna’s Law, a suicide prevention bill
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The bill would give more survivors of child sexual abuse the legal right to sue the church and other institutions complicit in the crimes. It would also remove a longstanding legal barrier that has blocked many adults in Maryland from filing lawsuits over abuse they suffered in schools and churches.
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Maryland has seen applications for concealed carry permits skyrocket since U.S. Supreme Court ruling last year struck down New York’s higher standard to get one, which was similar to Maryland’s.
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Live in an apartment? Want an electric vehicle charging station? General Assembly is working on thatNot everyone who wants an electric vehicle has a home and a “three car garage,” legislators were told.