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To navigate the many rules of the general assembly, lawmakers frequently file "placeholder" bills that are designed to be changed through committee.

State Sen. Steve Neville, R-Aztec, said in an open letter he will not seek re-election in November to his District 2 seat.

Pollsters also asked how Marylanders are feeling about taxes to fund transportation, stricter gun laws and mandatory prison time for dealing fentanyl.

Jewish Americans are feeling increasingly less safe in the aftermath of the October 7th attack on Israel, and a growing number of Americans are beginning to see antisemitism as a problem here in the US.

With less than a month before the end of legislative session, state lawmakers are setting parameters for the budget.

With an absence of federal legislation to regulate AI-generated content ahead of what is anticipated to be a fraught election cycle, states have been left to form a patchwork of dos and don’ts for candidates and campaigns.

State Auditor Shad White wants legislators to take a look at open meetings laws, open records and whistle blower policies this legislative session.

Now that the legislative session is underway—and the 2024 election is fast approaching—organizations that work to influence public policy or elections should focus on the significant...

Governor Ned Lamont joins us in studio on the heels of his State of the State address to talk about funding for higher education, keeping budget guardrails in...

Monday, February 12 5:00 PM – Ulster County Community Services Board, in the Ulster County Department of Mental Health, 368 Broadway, Kingston Tuesday, February 13 5:00 PM – Ulster County Board of Health, 239 Golden Hill, Second Floor Conference Room, Kingston 5:00 PM – Caucus: Democrats, in Legislative Chambers, 6th Floor, County Office Building, Kingston 5:00 PM – Ulster County Resource Recovery Agency Zero Waste Committee, in the UCRRA Offices, 666 Flatbush Road, Kingston 5:45 PM – ...