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The Baltimore City report created in conjunction with The Department of Justice recommends more compassion and transparency for victims of violence.

Senior citizens in Baltimore learned about the Inflation Reduction Act and Maryland Board of Prescription Affordability both meant to reduce the price of high-cost prescription drugs.

The Maryland Court of Appeals upheld lower court rulings that allow state election officials to begin counting mail-in ballots early.

Students receive books to celebrate reading and National Hispanic Heritage month.

Only two jurisdictions are on track to make 2025 deadline

McDonough threatens lawsuits. Olszewski promises to stay the course.

An event hosted by the Maryland Disabilities Forum and the National Federation of the Blind highlighted Dan Cox and Wes Moore’s conflicting views of the role government plays.

A union representative for the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees blames understaffing for unsafe conditions.

The Maryland Department of Health is now expanding vaccine eligibility to high risk individuals.

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