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Lawmakers Debating Whether To Allow Tiered Local Income Tax Brackets
Maryland's Senate moved with a bill to let counties set local income taxes at different rates for lower-income and wealthy residents.
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Maryland's Senate moved with a bill to let counties set local income taxes at different rates for lower-income and wealthy residents.
The Senate Budget & Taxation Committee gave its unanimous approval on Wednesday to a rewrite of a House measure on sports gambling.
Much ink has been shed on the movement for “law enforcement reform” in the Maryland General Assembly this session.
A Maryland lawmaker wants the federal government to re-evaluate its role. He said the controversial project "has numerous flaws."
The General Assembly made big leaps Tuesday towards reconciling a bicameral police reform package to be sent to the governor's desk.
An independent review of test kits from South Korea found they “were not procured in accordance with State procurement regulations."
People who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 can safely socialize inside with other vaccinated individuals without wearing masks.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced roughly $54.6 million to ramp up vaccine efforts in Maryland Tuesday.
The author, Maisha, who has a lung condition, she said, also reports that the Climate Solutions Now Act has been "gutted."
The General Assembly has passed a bill to amend the Maryland Constitution and rename the state's appellate courts.
I believe that Maryland Department of General Services Secretary Ellington Churchill Jr. has a problem, and he knows it.
An emergency bill to protect essential workers during public health emergencies is moving through the Maryland General Assembly.
Maryland is under “extreme” risk for gerrymandering when lawmakers draw up new election districts, according to a new report.
Boniface is a longtime adviser to Harford County Executive Glassman (R) and became the first candidate Tuesday to formally enter the race.
With less than a week until the assembly adjourns Sine Die, lawmakers are still struggling to craft one cohesive police reform package.
This proposal "would theoretically allow an almost unlimited number of sports betting operators in the state," the report indicates.
Amid a stubborn rise in COVID-19 infections, the Hogan administration moved on Monday to expand vaccine eligibility.
The act would offer a multi-faceted approach to COVID-19 recovery over a two-year period, the report states.
If a measure working its way through becomes law, Maryland school systems would be required to allow students' peaceful demonstrations.
Songs and war go together like John Philip Sousa and the Fourth of July.