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BY BRYAN P. SEARS MARYLAND MATTERS OCTOBER 23, 2025 A legislative panel on Wednesday signaled an interest in making changes to dozens of professional oversight boards housed within the Maryland Department of Health, after complaining of a lack of accountability and... by Shelly Hettleman | Sep 17, 2025 | Latest News
BY NICOLE PILSBURY & BRYAN P. SEARS MARYLAND MATTERS SEPTEMBER 17, 2025 Maryland lawmakers plan to hold hearings in coming weeks on reports that the Social Services Administration may have let children in its care be housed with registered sex offenders, just one... by Shelly Hettleman | Sep 11, 2025 | Latest News
BY BRYAN P. SEARS MARYLAND MATTERS SEPTEMBER 11, 2025 Members of a legislative oversight committee expressed concerns Wednesday about what they see as a shift in state policy that could sharply curtail, if not end, the Department of General Services’ role in operating... by Shelly Hettleman | Sep 8, 2025 | Latest News
BY DANIELLE J BROWN MARYLAND MATTERS SEPTEMBER 8, 2025 A former state office building on Guilford Avenue in Baltimore has a unique honor: It is the only surplus state land that has been targeted for new affordable housing development after three years of trying under... by Shelly Hettleman | Jun 17, 2025 | Latest News
BY WILLIAM J. FORD MARYLAND MATTERS JUNE 17, 2025 Jane Dean recalled the urgent phone call on Feb. 13, 2024, from Amazon about a possible fraud by someone trying to purchase a MacBook. The retired 72-year-old nurse doesn’t have an Amazon account, but the caller was... by Shelly Hettleman | Apr 30, 2025 | Latest News
BY CHRISTINE CONDON MARYLAND MATTERS APRIL 30, 2025 The little-known team of 18 Maryland Department of Agriculture inspectors that typically checks equipment such as gas pumps and grocery store scales for accuracy has a new target: electric vehicle chargers. In recent...
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