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John Lee/WYPRThe challenge is can the council agree on a map without opening itself up to a lawsuit. -
UMMS says Maryland Physicians Care systematically and deliberately denied claims.
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The loss of tax credits could raise premiums, however companies are still raking in hundreds of millions in profit. -
Councilwoman Odette Ramos demands Mayor Brandon Scott to more than double the budget to cover legal services and wraparound support. -
School and district leaders knew about the abuse in the 1970s and 80s, attorney Janai Woodhouse claims. And they did nothing about it. -
Robert Kelly, FCPS’s Food & Nutrition Services Director, says Frederick is growing fast enough to overcome the loss of federal funds. -
The state is still highly vaccinated against the high infectious disease. -
As FEMA concludes its financial review of the National Fire Academy, it is unclear if the school will receive the same funding as prior to the three month shut down. -
Kelly Madigan urges county attorney to weigh in. -
The city has not had an official commissioner in nearly a year. -
The staffers want better wages and working conditions. -
Caps on payouts for abuse lawsuits, rebates for utility ratepayers, stiffer drunk driving penalties and two new official state symbols headline new laws.
