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By Kayla Benjamin for The Washington Informer.Broadcast version by Brett Peveto for Maryland News Connection reporting for the Solutions Journalism Network-Public News Service Collaboration Every morning, 70-year-old Al Powell takes long walks on the Sligo Creek Trail, covering miles of well-paved track alongside the burbling water. It’s an incredibly convenient place to walk for Powell: the trail and the creek run right past his home in Hyattsville, where he has lived since 1974. He ...

Before Carey Wright begins her work as interim superintendent of Maryland’s public schools Oct. 23, she plans to meet with state Department of Education staff and members of the education community.

Gov. Wes Moore signed four environmental bills, setting the stage for more approvals on the host of environmental legislation approved by the General Assembly.

“Maryland is on track to become the offshore wind capital of America." Find out whats in Maryland green bills signed by Wes Moore on Friday.

Gov. Wes Moore signed four key environmental bills Friday, attacking air quality and setting the stage for more approvals on the host of environmental legislation approved by the General Assembly this session.

Moore signed SB 781, the POWER Act, which sets goals for offshore wind energy; the cross-filed bills SB 224 and HB 230, known as the Clean Trucks Act of 2023, which would set sales targets for clean medium-heavy and heavy-duty trucks with the goal of reducing emissions; and HB 550, the Clean Transportation and Energy Act, which would extend rebates for electric chargers.

Gov. Wes Moore signed four key environmental bills Friday, attacking air quality and setting the stage for more approvals on the host of environmental legislation approved by the General Assembly this session.

From recreational cannabis, to student school board members, to managing fish populations, here’s a breakdown of legislation passed during the General Assembly's 90-day session.

Prince George's County secured plenty of state aid this year, but a committee structure to select a new schools leader will remain in place.

Prince George’s County, Maryland, leaders secured plenty of state aid this year, but a committee structure to select a new schools leader will remain in place.