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Rachel Baye/WYPRThe bill lowers the cap on what the state has to pay out in restitution. -
Rachel Baye/WYPRThe bill allows inmates who have served at least 20 years to ask a judge to shorten their remaining sentence.
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Republicans unsuccessfully fought against proposals to increase spending on education and health care. -
Democrats have chided Harris for not talking to constituents. -
WYPR news is marking the anniversary with an audio montage of what happened that day. -
A new assessment finds the possibility of collision every few years. -
O’Connor will help the Human Development Federal Advocacy Committee review the policies the NLA proposes to legislators. -
An Amtrak train passenger with measles traveled through Washington, D.C. last week, leaving some exposed to the airborne virus and at risk of infection. -
Council members say it was not a factor in selecting Klausmeier. -
State senators are trying to strike a balance between Governor Wes Moore’s budget cuts and House delegates’ push to keep the bill largely unchanged. -
DPW is still finalizing the implementation of a heat standard. -
One year after the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed, WYPR examines how one business managed to stay afloat after declining the federal government’s help.
